Diplomatic Implausibility (2001)
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he said. He was sitting in the captain’s chair on the bridge of the I.K.S. Gorkon—one of the newest ships in the Klingon Defense Force, and also Klag’s first command.His first officer, Commander Drex, was standing next to Lieutenant Rodek at the gunner’s post behind Klag. Drex walked to the fore of the bridge. “All systems remain at peak operation, Captain,” he said in a deep voice that reminded Klag of sandpaper being applied to a rock. “All department heads report the shakedown cruise a succes...s.”“Good. Is there any reason why we should not return to the Homeworld?”“No, sir. The Gorkon has performed to all expectations.” Klag smiled at that. “In that case, Commander, let us begin our mission in earnest.”Drex nodded. “Yes, sir.” The commander turned to the helm position. “Set course for Qo’noS.”The pilot, a lieutenant named Leskit, said, “And at what speed would the commander like me to wend our way homeward?”Klag sighed. He’d been warned about Leskit, who had been assigned to the Gorkon while the Rotarran was being repaired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he said. He was sitting in the captain’s chair on the bridge of the I.K.S. Gorkon—one of the newest ships in the Klingon Defense Force, and also Klag’s first command.His first officer, Commander Drex, was standing next to Lieutenant Rodek at the gunner’s post behind Klag. Drex walked to the fore of the bridge. “All systems remain at peak operation, Captain,” he said in a deep voice that reminded Klag of sandpaper being applied to a rock. “All department heads report the shakedown cruise a succes...s.”“Good. Is there any reason why we should not return to the Homeworld?”“No, sir. The Gorkon has performed to all expectations.” Klag smiled at that. “In that case, Commander, let us begin our mission in earnest.”Drex nodded. “Yes, sir.” The commander turned to the helm position. “Set course for Qo’noS.”The pilot, a lieutenant named Leskit, said, “And at what speed would the commander like me to wend our way homeward?”Klag sighed. He’d been warned about Leskit, who had been assigned to the Gorkon while the Rotarran was being repaired.
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