LINKDING

<blockquote>A year into the mission, Spock and Jim have got on with things and are well on their way to that great destined friendship -- or maybe more. There’s spanner in the works, though, when a group of colonists exploring an unknown part of New Vulcan go missing, and the Enterprise crew is called in to help. The problem? The Vulcan High Council has insisted they take a guide — Spock’s wife, T’Pring.</blockquote>

<blockquote>More than one friendship was derailed by the Narada’s arrival.</blockquote> ➤ (on the spock-bones friendship)

<blockquote>Spock Prime reads the newspaper, hijinks ensue.</blockquote> ➤ Author's note: <blockquote>Phosfate and I were pondering under what circumstances Khan's race change even made sense, and the wrongly revived soldier going "sure, I'm Khan" theory won out.</blockquote>

➤ Spock and Spock!Prime talk about Kirk.

➤ In which Spock Prime and Sarek talk

<blockquote>"What was silent in the father speaks in the son, and often I found in the son the unveiled secret of the father." -- Friedrich Nietzsche</blockquote> ➤ Spock Prime and Sarek have a conversation after the events of the movie

<blockquote>The odds that he should know any of the universe’s surviving Vulcans – his father and his younger self and the Council members excepted – are astronomical, though with no human comrades to irritate or amuse with this pedantry, he doesn’t quote them. And yet, two days after the refugees begin to arrive at the Federation’s hastily-prepared camp in Earth’s Tunisia, he sees her; a young woman, distantly beautiful, part of the group forsaking food and sleep to wait by the shuttle ports.</blockquote>