Volnar

[Kev]

He grunted and sent the calculations out.

He tried to remember what he had heard about the new shield being developed. They worked in tandem. The shield making the cloak difficult to detect. The shield partly deflected and partly absorbed the energy directed at it, making it impossible to see using standard scans and methods. But if there is a way to hide something, there must also be a way of discovering it.

[Arishela]

She keep swerving as necessary to avoid any and all hits the ship may take. Working with tactical she keep him (bortaS) out of reach but close enough to cause enough damage as possible.

[Kalore]

As he felt the him(bortaS) move this meant the battle was more intense he could not hold back a light Chuckle one could tell he was enjoying this however ,at the same time Tactical could tell he was doing his job as the Sheilds increased in Strength , as tactical was also given quicker access to the Computer.

[Kalore]

"You are aware no matter what the Cloak any Ship or probe still emits a certain amount of heat. If all else faile we could Convert a Torpedoes to seek out heat Course is is a Technology We Klingon gave up Eons ago but it still works."Spoken as he Continued to monitor systems.

[Kev]

"That may be so, but suppose this were a new type of shield? Would you risk it's discovery by failing to hide or convert something as simple as heat?" He tapped the screen on his console. "I am searching all electromagnetic and spectroscopic ranges."

[Kalore]

He gave a very audible growl at Kev. He felt he had just been insulted but, this was not the time to settle such matters. Of course from his days as an Engineer he was already familiar with such things. "Then give us something we can use, now!"

[Lt Kor Divok]

He was attempting to concentrate on finding a visual target he can hit and destroy but all he kept hearing is the verbal jabbing between science and Ops. He growled in irritation "If you two could stop bickering like a couple of targ pups and perform the tasks you are given, then perhaps I can hit the target I am aiming at and destroy those infernal test drones."

[Kalore]

He loooks to Kor Divok giving him a grunt, klingons did not give excuses "Excuses? Fleeters give excuses not Klingons." he was when speaking to Kev as he is now working while he spoke double tasking was normal for him.

[Lt Kor Divok]

He looked at Kalore, with a peircing glance Klingons get results, not use needless words with one another." Looking back to his control board, he fired another torpedos just as a drone fired at the bortaS

[Kev]

"Our task is not to destroy the drones, only to disable them." He began, when a flash on the screen indicated a hit from Tactical. Trace amounts of energy could be detected coming from the damaged drone.

"There!" He illuminated the trail for both Operations and Tactical. "It bleeds."

[Kalore]

Hearing both Kor Divok and, Kev he gave a Grunt as he put full tactical on the screen with projected course of each probe. Kalore enjoyed battles and, fighting too much to be intimidated by anything going on around him. infact it only served to increase the flow of Qul'Iw.
[ The effects of Qul'Iw last a long time in the brain, making them slow to forgive or overlook slights. At times never reaching the point of forgiveness or overlooking a slight.

Presence of the hormone in the brain not only sharpens reflexes, ramps up the veK'tal response, and shuts off pain receptors; it increases by 13.9% the brain's ability to reason and process sensory input. Thus a Klingon mathematician benefits as greatly from a surge of Qul'Iw as a warrior would, provided he's sufficiently angry and frustrated.

Early on Klingons saw the benefits to mastering a control over this response. The more efficiently he could control this, the better hunter he became allowing him greater access to the protein rich animals, better mates, more control over the land. Allowing them to become tribal leaders, and its benefits. The weak were fed poorly, if at all, and died off, their inferior genes dying with them. Aggression meant survival. To suggest to a Klingon that he'd do better without it would be like telling Humans to abandon their ingenuity. ]