[ Spock's brow creases again. There are problem worlds, yes, however First Contacts as a whole tend to go well in his own universe. Probably because the science teams, scouting missions and infiltration forces are all led by Starfleet in an attempt to assess before engaging directly whether or not the people and their societies are ready to meet with extra-terrestrial life yet. Hostile incursions led by the various Galactic empires (namely the Klingons, lately), are generally not targeted at more technologically primitive worlds, unless they are rich in some resource of import, because they offer little in the conquering.
However, Kyle's tone suggests no such thing, rather it carries an ominous implication. ] ... How did they react?
[ Spock nods, either way. For a species of natural touch-telepaths, shaking hands is an intimate act; Vulcans consider a "kiss" to be the touching of two of one's own bare fingertips with another's, after all. He has learned to adjust while living among humans, of course, but Spock still avoids that particular form of greeting whenever possible.
He lifts up his left hand, fingers parted in the middle. ] The standard greeting is "live long and prosper." It is also the standard farewell. [ Really, wherever you can fit it in works just as well. ]
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However, Kyle's tone suggests no such thing, rather it carries an ominous implication. ] ... How did they react?
[ Spock nods, either way. For a species of natural touch-telepaths, shaking hands is an intimate act; Vulcans consider a "kiss" to be the touching of two of one's own bare fingertips with another's, after all. He has learned to adjust while living among humans, of course, but Spock still avoids that particular form of greeting whenever possible.
He lifts up his left hand, fingers parted in the middle. ] The standard greeting is "live long and prosper." It is also the standard farewell. [ Really, wherever you can fit it in works just as well. ]