Disclaimer: I don't own the characters of Star Trek or Harry Potter. They belong to J.J Abrams, Gene Roddenberry and J.K Rowling.

Warnings: Slash (male/male pairings), threesome, AU, violence, language, angst, character deaths, psychological/anxiety disorders, sexual situations, etc.

Pairings: Spock/Harry/Kirk, hints of Sulu/Chekov and Scotty/Uhura

107. Illogical

"Wow, they've really done a great job rebuilding everything," Jim complimented as he looked around. Harry nodded in agreement while Teddy gazed around with wide eyes, his mouth open in gaping awe. Spock hummed in agreement, "Yes, it is quite pleasing that my people have managed to accomplish a great deal over the last four years."

"This is good… it won't ever replace Vulcan, but it's a new opportunity to start fresh," Harry said, "Just like Teddy and I did."

"New starts can lead to new adventures and maybe even something you spent your whole life looking for," Jim smiled, reaching out to take his lover's hands. If he hadn't decided to take Pike up on his challenge, he would have never walked this path and would have never gained the family he always wanted. He was grateful in a lot of ways.

"Indeed, you both speak the truth."

"So the news is true then."

Spock, Jim, Harry and Teddy paused in their exploration the city center to focus on a lone Vulcan standing several feet away from him. His features were blank like many other Vulcans, but his eyes were a dark coal gray and glinted harshly in the sunlight. Harry could have sworn he saw flickers of hatred within those eyes and it put in him on edge. Spock stepped forward his hands tucked behind his back, nodding in greeting, "Stonn."

"Why must you disgrace yourself further?"

"I do not know of what you speak."

"You, who is tainted with the blood of Terra, would further degrade yourself by bonding with two male humans. Have you no shame?" Stonn questioned. Jim glared stepping forward, "And who are you to tell Spock what to do huh?"

"This is no business of yours human."

"Oh it is, when you attack Spock you make it my business," Jim growled.

"Jim, calm yourself," Spock advised placing a hand on his shoulder. The blond glanced back at his lover before stepping away. But he was tense, brimming with the need to fight and defend his family. No one insulted people he loved and got away with it.

"This is the reason humans are weak, they have no control or discipline which makes them an inferior race," Stonn explained staring down at them. Teddy frowned pointing at Stonn, "You're stupid! I thought Vulcans were smart cause Father's smart, but you can't be a Vulcan cause you're stupid!" Jim bit his lip snickering while Spock raised an eyebrow. Stonn glared at Teddy who flinched a little, but didn't look away, the amber in his eyes seeming to overtake the brown. His little lips curled as the young wizard growled, wolf traits shining through for a moment.

"Illogical," Harry stated, his voice cold.

Stonn looked away from Teddy and focused on the elder wizard, "What did you say human?"

"Illogical… Spock isn't the stain upon your species, you are. You're an illogical Vulcan who clings to petty emotions and ideals. The Federation teaches the idea of tolerance between the many races under its protection and because Vulcan is one of the founding planets of said organization, it too teaches this ideal. I find you illogical because you're a hypocrite, because you take pride in being a full blooded Vulcan and that you have control over your emotions. But you don't, your hatred and prejudice are evidence of that," Harry stated.

"Spock is more Vulcan that you'll ever be because he can control himself. He has human blood and sometimes it makes it difficult for him to maintain himself, but never has he claimed to be perfect nor will he ever be. And that's fine, he's honest in who he is and acknowledges his weakness, but you're illogical because you're not honest about your own short comings. So why don't you get off your bloody high horse and walk away as you have no business in our lives. I fought too hard and went through too much to allow some prat to insult my family and tell me I don't deserve happiness."

"Do you think you can make me human?" Stonn growled his features beginning to show his anger. Calmly Harry handed Teddy over to Jim, who clung tightly to the blond, before stepping up until he was almost toe to toe with Stonn. He stared up into the Vulcan's eyes whispering in a frigid tone, "I can and I will. Like I said, I'm protective of my family and I won't let anyone hurt them. Now you can either be a man and walk away or you can be like a child and I'll show you why people should take me seriously."

Those bottle green eyes flashed and glowed as magic crackled around him, charging the air and raising the hair on the back of Stonn's neck. He tensed and stared down at the suddenly deadly human, seeing the sharp and hard instincts of a seasoned warrior. Stepping away, Stonn glanced at Spock who moved to stand next to Harry, his own brown eyes fiery as they promised pain if he didn't leave. Turning, the other Vulcan walked away and Jim could almost imagine a tail tucked between those legs. He resisted the urge to laugh.

"Damn Harry, that was really hot," Jim chuckled, leering at his lover.

"Jim, don't talk like that in front of Teddy," Harry sighed but there was amusement in his voice. Focusing on Spock, he reached up and brushed his fingers of his cheek, "Are you alright?"

"I am well, your assistance was appreciated," Spock replied.

"Wish I could have gotten at least one good punch," Jim pouted. Teddy kissed his cheek, "Papa is brave. That Vulcan was mean but Papa, Father and Dad took care of him!"

"Yes we did. Just remember Teddy that words can be just as deadly and effective as physical force as long as you know where to hurt them," Harry explained to which his son nodded. They had known that some Vulcans wouldn't approve, especially now that their numbers have dwindled greatly. But they didn't care, it was their life and their happiness. They could do what they wished and no one could tell them otherwise.

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~Seth