The Disclaimers: Star Trek in all its forms and series belongs to Gene Roddenberry and the corporations. I am just borrowing them for this fan fiction and mean no disrespect nor am I making a profit on the work.
2007-10-11
This is a sequel to IDIC Future King. Part 4 in the IDIC universe.
By Lisa AKA Fire Star
Archive: Selek Yes anyone else let me know where.
IDIC- A New World Order
Part 23 New Developments and Reflections
Amanda awoke with a groan. It seemed her son was being overly active. Ever since they had been on Ceti his development seemed to accelerate. She wondered briefly if it was because of the Jadon element. She sighed and rose. She went to the desk and removed a notebook. She carried it back to her bed. She opened it and began to read. There was an other alternative and it was just as troubling. What would her augment genes do to her child? She began to read to understand. While she was not as scientific as Sarek she still needed to know what to look for. Just on case. She was however grateful that Dr. McCoy would be checking on her soon. As mush as she loved T'Mir having him around would definitely ease her worries. After all he was an expert on Augments. Besides she was looking forward to seeing Leonard again. He was such a scamp. The boy was clearly fascinated with her pregnancy. Already he had demanded to listen to the baby. He seemed to be seriously connected to her son. Amanda grinned. Leonard would make a great playmate for her son. He was only going on five so he would be young enough to grow up with him. She grinned thinking even Sarek would not mind as Leonard amused him to know end. She knew her husband liked the human boy. After all it was not every human child who could make Sarek smile.
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Several hours latter
Gark cursed as he hit the mat. He could not believe he fallen for so old a trick. He looked up and noted the amusement on Felix's face. Damn that blue headed Andorian. However he leaped up. He was at first skeptical and then grateful for the suggestion that they spar together. He needed the workout and the fact was Felix was very good. It was clear he had not just risen to his current rank by nepotism. He was clearly a well trained agent of the Black Guard. Garak smiled at this. Who would have thought he would begin to consider an Andorian as an ally much less a friend. Then again he considered Sarek family. If there was a power in control of the universe it clearly had a sense of humor.
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Gabriel and Lucifer watched the mock match and laughed. If only you knew Garak both thought.
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Skon watched as the human girl leaned into her mate. It was a good match. He was glad he had been able to secure a temporary transfer for the family. He was certain that Amanda would be able to ease the family's concerns and fears. He looked at the Commander. All in all he now seemed willing to embrace who and what he really was. Overall it was a good thing. Perhaps this could be a new beginning. A chance to bring the lost sheep home. What a human expression he thought. I suppose Amanda is rubbing off on me after all.
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The mayor could not believe his people were so stupid. No one in their right mind pissed off the Vulcans and it took even a bigger fool to piss of John Grayson and his family. He looked at his chief and was ready to rip him a new one. There had better be a damned good reason for this. It was clear that had he not been friends with Mallory he would be in a huge kettle of hot water.
Mallory watched Roger anger mount. Roger looks like an avenging angel. I am so glad he will play the heavy this time and not me. I suppose he really is a decent Mayor. However he should never have bowed to his wife's wishes. She however knew he would solve the issue if only to please her. She suppressed a momentary pang because he was clearly hoping for more then helping a friend.
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Martel watched Heather as she brushed her hair. It was so different from what he had expected from a mate. Hers was long and wild. It was like watching a wild equine from Terra. He had never before considered the idea that his bond-mate would be anything but Vulcan. If he had he would have perhaps considered a Rygilian as a prospect. Their Vulconoid biology would have made a good match. He meet several and while they were more emotional then Vulcans they were still generally accepted within his peoples ranks as equals. He did not care so much for status or power. He was perfectly content to simply serve his people. However he did want his family secure. Bonding with Heather had been a shock but he was despite the lack of planning well pleased. He had found peace. His life as an agent for the Security forces was often demanding having a bond-mate would make his life more normal. He wondered briefly what his sisters would think of Heather. Would they be shocked? He hoped not. Somehow he was certain that T'Mara, T' Mir and T'Kara would approve.