Actually I am pretty sure that, in the novelverse, K'Temoc served with distinction in the Dominion War and is now considered a hero to the Empire. If he had any lingering animosity with Worf, it's probably long since passed.
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Actually I am pretty sure that, in the novelverse, K'Temoc served with distinction in the Dominion War and is now considered a hero to the Empire. If he had any lingering animosity with Worf, it's probably long since passed.
There are a couple lines where it's explicit that the Enterprise has no information on the T'Ong's mission.
and in a later scene, Troi suggests that the T'Ong might've been on some sort of scientific mission, and wouldn't consider it a priority to attack any Federation planet they come across. The only thing we're ever told is when the Klingon captain tells Worf that his mission is "crucial" and Worf wouldn't dare destroy them, which suggests that they aren't done doing whatever they're supposed to do, and have to report in or deliver some sort of cargo back to the Klingons before their mission is accomplished.
I think there was a Strange New Worlds entry from the perspective of the salamander kids. It's been years since I read them, so I'm not entirely sure, but I seem to recall that a thing like that exists.
On the Rocks by TG Theodore in SNW V.
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What about Toral, Duras's son?
Toral was in a DS9 comic as well, he teamed up with the granddaughter of the Albino Klingon.
Yeah, I hadn't even consciously realized he hadn't popped up in any of the Klingon books until @Enterprise1701 mentioned that, it's kind of surprising in hindsight.
I think the Durases are basically the worst recurring guest characters on all Star Trek, so I am okay with this.
Given the influence of the House of Duras on things in the Klingon Empire, as well as them being long term enemies of Worf's House, it is kind of surprising that Toral (or Lursa's son, even - she seems to have given birth by the time of Star Trek Generations, and there was a comic that showed Worf rescuing the child from assassins, hoping it would end the feud between their houses, during the Marvel run) haven't appeared.
Though Toral did appear in the first Star Trek Armada game, attempting to wrest control of the Empire from Martok with a false Sword of Kahless, then allying with the Romulans, only to be betrayed by them.
Though Toral did appear in the first Star Trek Armada game, attempting to wrest control of the Empire from Martok with a false Sword of Kahless, then allying with the Romulans, only to be betrayed by them.
Of course, the fact that Worf's House ceased to exist might have helped end the feud. And if Toral or anyone else from the House of Duras wanted to pick a fight with Worf these days, it would mean getting the House of Martok involved. Or in other words, the Chancellor's House. I don't think the remnants of the Duras family are currently in a strong enough position to get into conflict with the Chancellor.
Just thought the story of the cadets who died doing it might fit well as an element in a 5YM story. Possibly, as a character's motivation for doing something.
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