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Spocks Daughter x Data

Spocks Daughter x Data

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, May 23, 2022
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Star Trek
(Y/n) was the daughter of Spock and a human scientist he met on the USS Enterprise. She is like her mother, intelligent, emotionless, strong willed. She is also like Spock. She followed Vulcan traditions, her mother wanting her to experience that part of her life. She knows her mother's parents parents had been killed in a Klingon attack before the treaty formed between the two races. She takes the logical stance in most situations, her mother and father having taught her how to. She is a scientist, like them both. Her parents taught her everything she knows, so it wasn't a surprise to either of them when she joined starfleet. She was a little older than her mother had been when she was assigned to her mother's old ship. The new USS Enterprise.
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<Book 1> Penny is a new recruit at the Star Fleet Academy. She is a very shy girl with a horrible past. She was not only abused mentally, but physically and emotionally. Even thought she is 1/4 Vulcan, she still has the personality and looks of a human. She thought she would keep those feelings in forever until she met a particularly fascinating Vulcan who was like her in more ways than one.

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