Spock goes to the bridge to complete some later duties and work when he finds kirk watching the stars, he finds himself in an emotional state, and his humanity begins to break though the surface. Spock Looms over feeling all the heavy emotion trying to suppress it as best he can avoiding another explosion. He is brought to sickbay to meet and attempt mind meld with a strange new man found in the sick bay. (Spelling and grammar errors.) POV: Spock

I grew all my life with Jim Kirk and when he and I went to StarFleet I was suprised. He was a lazy type of person at home but not here. I never had dated anyone attractive or not but that changed when I met a certain doctor named Leonard McCoy.

The USS Enterprise is the first Starfleet vessel to successfully navigate the Necro Cloud Nebula and travel farther into uncharted space than any other Federation ship has ever gone before. Which is why a cryptic distress signal from an unknown planet asking for Federation assistance puts the Enterprise on full alert. Captain James T Kirk and his crew must risk everything on a hostile planet to save a species from a warlord who will stop at nothing to eradicate their kind. In a world with mountains of black glass and rivers flowing with a mysterious red liquid, they find themselves stranded with no communications with the outside and no help coming from above. ⋆ * ゜ﾟ * ｡* ゜ﾟ * ｡* ゜ ﾟ * ｡* ゜ ﾟ * ⋆ ✵ Amazing cover by @stardust24601 ✵ (c) Eyladon 2016 ✵ Completed September 2016 ⋆ * ゜ﾟ * ｡* ゜ﾟ * ｡* ゜ ﾟ * ｡* ゜ ﾟ * ⋆

The USS Enterprise has just finished it's first mission, going under the command of James T. Kirk. Now set off to explore where no man has ever gone before, the crew is not expecting to have their signal intercepted by a scared young woman. Learning of her kidnapping that happened over 8 years ago, they set off to save her. Now with new knowledge of how a rogue Klingon took the children, the Enterprise has faced one of it's most difficult challenges yet. Taking the lost girl under their wing seemed like the logical thing to do, but what happens when they come across several more similar distress calls of the same nature?