Bravo Fleet
IKS Mok’tal (IKS-139)
IKS Mok’tal
B’rel-class • IKS-139 • Task Force 47 • Managed by CDR Song So-Mi
An old vessel with a long history as a Federation ally, the Mok’tal is a polarizing vessel- though she served in the Dominion War with honor, her crew’s refusal to partake in the 2372 war with the Federation is seen as both a mark of honor and a mar on an otherwise sterling service record. Having added aid after the Nightfall to her resume, there is one constant with the Mok’tal– wherever the Federation or Romulan Republic needs Klingon warriors, they will find her.
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IKS Mok’tal, USS Al-Batani, USS Cardenas, USS Hypatia and USS Wasp
The Nareen system wasn’t quite settled down as a fully formed star system- wisps of gas and dust from the old protoplanetary disk still snaked across the system’s plane, lit in the light of the young star in ribbons of pink, orange, and blue. Normally, the interference wouldn’t be [...]
30 October 2025
IKS Mok’tal, USS Al-Batani, USS Cardenas, USS Hypatia and USS Wasp
“Your new commanding officer will be Captain Noli Auru.” Silence gripped the observation lounge as the yellow cursor blinked at the end of the message emblazoned on the wall mounted display. Prenar regarded each officer around the table closely while they tried to make sense of what they had [...]
30 October 2025
IKS Mok’tal, USS Al-Batani, USS Cardenas, USS Hypatia and USS Wasp
Most Klingon warships would be, at the very least, frustrated that they’d been essentially allocated to babysitting a bunch of Starfleet vessels on scientific duties. Where was the glory in watching sensor screens and sitting around for someone to come to you? The silence was maddening, [...]
30 October 2025
IKS Mok’tal, USS Al-Batani, USS Cardenas, USS Hypatia and USS Wasp
Burning rays from the system’s star beat upon the dunes of Nareen’s surface, heating the sand to such an extent that the heat permeated the rubber soles of the boots that trudged through the mounds. If one stood around too long they were at risk of more than burnt feet, though. Dehydration was [...]