FADM Tomas Wolfe
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On: Tomas Wolfe, of the house of Terlek, stood towards the back of the assembly with Aurora McCloud at his side. He didn't envy the Flag Officers at the front who were doing speeches. Tomas hated speeches. Tomas hated everything about being a flag officer, yet duty pushed him harder and harder to do it. But not now, not for the next few days, at least for the most part. Out here, no one cared who he was, what rank he was, or where he came from. He was just another opponent, one that was in their way to their goal of victory. And Tomas liked that. He didn't want to be known as "The Bravo Fleet XO" or anything like that. He wanted to be known, most especially by the many Klingons present, as a skilled fighter. To be the champion would be even better, but Tomas could walk away from this satisified if he was seen by others as skilled. It was funny to him, before Ro came along, he really didn't care all that much for other Klingons to accept him. It was something about Ro, knowing more about his own heritage then he did, that motivated Tomas to learn more, to embrace what his parents gave him. Parents. A half human and half Vulcan mother who found love with a Klingon, and Tomas was the result. How many years had it been since he turned his back on his father for trying to push Tomas into going "home" and learning the ways of being a true Klingon warrior. But it wasn't Tomas who ended up leaving, it was his father. Wolfe tried not to let his feelings convince him that he was a dissappointment to his father. But that was probably why that he didn't carry a tradiational name either. Tomas Wolfe was never addressed in the formal way of Wolfe, son of Wuir. It never really bothered him, until now. Here, in the presence of so many of his people, he could feel their proudness. And for the first time in his life, he realized what he had been missing. Ro and her betazoid mind probing must of felt his inner turmoil, because she grab his arm and look up into his eyes with a look of concern. At first, he wondered if she thought he was afraid. But that only lasted a few seconds. Tomas wasn't afraid of anything happening to himself, and his soon to be wife would of had to know that about him by now. Maybe her own experiences with her father gave her a unique insight into what he was going through. She didn't ask though what was wrong, she instead was being there for emotional support. Probably because getting Tomas to speak of Wuir was like trying to get a Cardassasian to speak the truth. Besides, the chanting that Durkis had everyone doing would of made it impossible anyway. It was almost time for Tomas to earn the respect of those present. And right now, that was more important to him then even the woman standing next to him.
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