Valk'Riss, Daughter of Kahlest

Basics

Name: Valk'Riss, Daughter of Kahlest, House of Mortran
Species: Klingon
Gender: Female
Date of Birth: 15th January 2749
Age: 29

Appearance

Height: 6'3"
Eyes: Dark Brown
Hair: Black
Characteristic elements: Usual pattern of battle scars.  Three distinctive scars on her right cheek.


Backstory

Valk'Riss was brought into the universe displaying a large and healthy pair of lungs.  Born on the planet Qo'Nos to the House of Mortran, Valk'Riss was raised as tradition demanded and enjoyed every moment.  

As with most Klingon youths, she performed the Rite of Ascension and joined the Klingon Defense Force when she came of age.  Although she entered as a
simple officer, she soon showed an aptitude for engineering and was sent to be properly trained.

After training, she returned to the KDF, doing a tour of duty during the Dominion war.  At its conclusion, her father decided to send her to serve in Starfleet in the exchange program as a sign of goodwill between the Federation and the Empire.  

Enlisted or Officer?: Officer
Department preference 1: Engineering
Department Preference 2: Security


Sample Post

You have arrived at your newest assignment...

Valk'Riss swept into Engineering on the first day of her new assignment, her head held high and proud.  Her wild mane of black hair had been drawn back into a ponytail out of respect for the environment she was about to work in, but nothing was going to make her leave her warrior's metals in her quarters.

A Klingon amongst the Federation weaklings.  Her father must have been having a laugh by sending her here.

Her heavy boots thudded against the deck plates as she made no effort to conceal her approach toward the senior officer on duty.

"I am Ensign Valk'Riss of the Klingon Defense Force, reporting for duty," she stated.





Behind the Mask

You know who I am.

Welcome to AF!

We'd love to have you as an Engineer on the USS Phoenix, with the KDF rank of Sergeant.

Now...go crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of their hyperspanners.