QolavraH
Combatant
Without honor, there is nothing.
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The Klingon female moved from a shadowy doorway holding an Hoqra', after she moved away, another shadow moved from the doorway and went the other direction. They had not been seen, of this she was sure.
While she did not trust the person she was being forced to work with, at least the information about the house war that they got for her was accurate, and no one could ever find out that she had gotten the information. He had given his word that he would never let anyone know about their association, but she knew his word meant nothing.
She read the information on the Hoqra'. Ship and troop placements and the numbers on both sides. This was a report from 12 hours before. Things still looked as if K'rahl could prevail. She knew better than anyone that he was better when outnumbered and outgunned.
She still did not know if this was a ploy on his part to make himself look as if he had nothing to do with the rot in his house. A way to save face. She might never know. Her contacts within K'trol's ranks had been killed at the very begining of the conflict. Apparently they had not hidden their tracks well enough.
She finished reading the information and erased it from the Hoqra' set the internal mechanism to destroy the Klingon device, and then waited for it to begin to disintegrate from heat before she tossed it into another darkened doorway and watched as it turned into a pile of plasticy smelling ash.
She moved toward the Lucky Strike. She was sober. She had sent a message to the protector of her children, after reading the update he had sent to her. Now her business was complete, and she needed to get drunk. She hated moving around in secret. It disgusted her to do so, and the sooner these matters were concluded the sooner she could get on with life.
She entered the bar with a frown still on her face, until she saw the Caitian Admiral sat with K'Hare. Then she smiled a little. She wondered what fun her friend would poke at the fuzzy creature tonight.
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