*gives you the Vulcan salute*

I'm glad you liked it; this was probably my favorite mission so far. Plus, it's unbelievably fun to drive Teek completely berserk.

...why does everyone like him?

But heh, I've reached new heights of writing bastardry. Should I be flattered by this? xD

(And, all things considered, he is extremely fun to write, mostly because he makes poor Teek go so completely insane...)

Thanks. *tips her Hat*

It was quite fun to write.

I didn't know you were a Trek fan. This pleases me. (I am a Trekkie, the child of Trekkies...)

Cardassians are amazingly fun to write- even if Teek may not think so. (It's fun scarring your characters for life, innit?)

Could you give me a brief summary of what you said? I'm curious.
Because, c'mon, I'm the one who had her character torn apart by grumpy Klingons... I'd like to see a slightly calmer opinion, for variation. ^-^

So she might have been older.

Heh heh. The execution amuses me too; I was sitting at my desk, suddenly realizing, "Well, bugger; how do you kill a goddess?"
The first thing I thought of was actually the subtle knife (Æsahættr, the god-destroyer), but there would be severe canonical consequences if it was stolen, and also neither of my Agents had knowledge of it.
So I kept thinking about the death of gods, which led me to Ragnarok, which made me remember the Klingons.

I've seen entire threads on Pottersues ranting at the insensitivity of Suethors giving their creations massive busts, and how uncomfortable it really is. So I felt I was rather justified in striking back.

I'm still flattered by your vast love. Unfortunately, Crelmos does not love you back (er, which is probably a good thing- never mind).
Teek would beg to differ on the Cardassian-ification front. She's probably deeply scarred. (I tried not to make the neck-stroking thing too creepy, but...)