A great read and very inspiring.
-Will
-Will
Star Trek Hunter Episode 17: Terms of Surrender
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Review 17.1 - Yes, that must drive Sela nearly mad, knowing full well she's walked into a trap but not knowing the how or why's of it. Was this all an underhanded gambit by Section 31 to forcibly reunify the Vulcan and Romulan people? Is this how Ni'Var eventually came about?
Review 17.3 - Sub-Commander Nikato appears far smarter than his appearance would indicate. He also has (or pretends to have) a sense of justice and compassion. I don't know if his actions, even if mimicked by others in the occupation force, will hold back the potential formation of resistance groups... only time will tell.
Doesn't really warm the cockles of Sela's heart toward humanity... Watch for her signature line coming soon...
And it gets stickier for him from here...
Nikato does know how to build a loyal following...
This call will put Ivonovic on a new path that will propel him toward his very sticky fate... Ivonovic has the biggest story arc in STH. Although a case can be made for Irons... Thanks again for the reviews!! rbs
Review 17.6 - Well, that's not a risky plan at all! 
This should prove very interesting. The skullduggery from this part of the Irons clan is a valuable asset, especially in such circumstances. Here's hoping Pomm's expensive ship doesn't end up being sold off cheap at auction... posthumously.
This should prove very interesting. The skullduggery from this part of the Irons clan is a valuable asset, especially in such circumstances. Here's hoping Pomm's expensive ship doesn't end up being sold off cheap at auction... posthumously.
I'm really gratified that relationship comes through in this scene. T'Lon wears her scars on the outside.
Review 17.6 - Well, that's not a risky plan at all!
Certainty of death... Small chance of success... What are we waiting for?
Glad you're enjoying - thanks again for the reviews! rbs
What a twist. The enemy comes for you, but instead, is compelled to join. Inside their own prison, they are an unwitting captured audience. I like it.
If that isn't where this story is going, I'm using this idea in mine.
-Will
rons is persuasion personified here, holy hell!
Figured you might get a kick out of that...
For more information, see the summary of the Terms of Surrender (17.13)
You can say that Section 31 is bad...
You can also say that Section 31 is badass...
Thanks!! rbs
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As I intimated - his sticky fate approaches like a swamp monster squelching from the depths... And Ushi's playing the fife.
Really glad you're enjoying Pivin and thanks for the kind words!
Joss Wheedon said he had a thing for pubescent girls who kick ass. I guess I have a thing for little old ladies who kick ass...
Thanks!! rbs
+1
In fact, my preference is for stories with examples of wisdom, gain through a lifetime of experience, kicking youthful physical talent all over the field. The really dangerous badass should never look like he or she is even making an effort. They see it coming and have made an appropriate reaction plan even before their opponent knew they were making a move.
-Will
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