Hello. . . . . .
Welcome back to my story writing.
Thank you for reading it even you don't like it.
And regarding the "Lime Light", it is slow in progress due to unforeseen circumstances like, scholarship, and runaway plots. Hope Azra'el got it, as it's his story.
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Legend:
He,his,him - Spock
He,his,him - Jim
Now, ON WITH THE STORY!
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Spock's POV:
He's brash.
Loud –
-to the overboard of annoying. . .
No, he doesn't break the law.
He bends it – twists it – 'till it make resemblance of a pretzel.
He still remembered what he did to the simulation that he created. In order to defeat the Kobayashi Maru – he hacked the program. Well – now he understand it. There's cheating and then there's cheating – if you catch his drift.
When the emergency call from Vulcan arrived, sending them to duty to the Enterprise, he's banned from the mission due to his previous 'cheating' episode. But did that stopped him? Seriously, if the hypospray-trigger-happy Dr. Mc Coy didn't make the plans on how to 'sneak' him – legally,he might add - inside the space bound shuttle, he would done anything in order worm himself inside the Enterprise. Did it end there? NO! But even he had to admit that if not for this one-of-a-kind man, who can test the patience of the gods, he wouldn't have saved his father and the few others.
But that's not all. Since we are talking about the James Tiberius Kirk – who, once he decided to do something, won't do it by half – he does it all the way through and beyond. But that is his charm, isn't it?
Look at how he challenged him regarding his decisions in the 'Nero-incident'. He had him thrown out of the Enterprise to some chilly planet, thinking that's the end of his – annoyance. How was he to know that the older him – from the same universe Nero came from – is stranded there too? Or that the another thrown away Scotty – with his 'newly' higher-type beam machine - is in the same place? Using Scotty's machine and 'new-found' old theory on work – both of them, Jim and Scotty that is, is sent back to the Enterprise, defying the distance, speed and place in space. Who ever heard then that beaming up on a mother-ship while on the warp travel is possible? But they did it anyway.
He can only shake his head as he remembered what happened next. His emotional balance is challenged by the blonde, which nearly cost him his own life, and he left his captaincy when he realized that he's emotionally compromised. And thus Enterprise lost her new captain. There would have been general confusion had he not took the matters in his own hand, and with his natural ability to be a leader in all kinds of situation, they, the crew of the U.S.S Enterprise, saved the earth, rescued Captain Pike and destroy Nero. Their near death experience in the black-hole created by the ignition of the red matter, only served to streghten the bond between the ship's crew and her pseudo-captain. And surprises didn't end there.
He met his future – past?, alternate? – self , and knew the part of the story, but not neccesarily understood it at all.
Another surprise is when the hell-raiser-turned-Captain James T. Kirk, accepted him as his Second-in-Command, and in turn, slowly understood the man behind the goof-and-gold uniform.
But the best surprise is as the time goes on and experiences bound them all the tighter, he learned to love the man. It is – indeed, special – for those happenings are the start he got to know his Jim better and deeper.
His friend –
Brother –
Lover –
Beloved . . .
His Other Half –
His Thy'la. . .
*And besides, it's always fun to see Jim make all sorts of facial expression possible for the human face when he sees Sulu and Chekov shy away from each other, then sneak a peek when the one thinks the other is not looking, then blushing when their gazes locked. For a frustrated Jim is a VERY CUTE AND POUTY Jim. But you didn't read that. . .*