Star Trek: All - Seven Deadly Sins (2010)
“His father, Rynar, had often taken him to the Hall of Warriors on Ty’Gokor. Because they were of noble blood, they had been allowed in the primary entrance, though Rynar had always been sure to travel in his Defense Force uniform while wearing the sash of office that proved he was of the nobility despite being QuchHa’.
There, young Kor would look up at the statues that showed the great warriors of history: Korma, Kopf, Sturka, Krim, Tygrak, Sompek, Reclaw, M’Rek, and, of course, the great Kahle...ss himself.
Young Kor swore that he would one day have a statue dedicated to himself. Rynar had laughed indulgently.
Another Klingon, a HemQuch, had also laughed, but his was a chortle of derision. “What are you teaching that boy, old man?” he had asked Rynar.
Before his father could reply, young Kor bleated, “What do you mean?”
The HemQuch pointed at the statues. “Look around you, child. Do you see any weak-heads amidst the statuary?”
“Then I shall be the first!” Kor had said the words with the confidence of youth.MoreLess
There, young Kor would look up at the statues that showed the great warriors of history: Korma, Kopf, Sturka, Krim, Tygrak, Sompek, Reclaw, M’Rek, and, of course, the great Kahle...ss himself.
Young Kor swore that he would one day have a statue dedicated to himself. Rynar had laughed indulgently.
Another Klingon, a HemQuch, had also laughed, but his was a chortle of derision. “What are you teaching that boy, old man?” he had asked Rynar.
Before his father could reply, young Kor bleated, “What do you mean?”
The HemQuch pointed at the statues. “Look around you, child. Do you see any weak-heads amidst the statuary?”
“Then I shall be the first!” Kor had said the words with the confidence of youth.MoreLess
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