(noun)

the notion of being a warrior, warriorhood n

(adverb)

so, then, thus, in that case

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Then you need to drink sour tea.

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Then you're obviously enjoying it.

(idiom)

navigate a warrior ship

(proverb)

Shooting space garbage is no test of a warrior's mettle.

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Pay or die.

(proverb)

Buy or die.

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Surrender or die.

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Surprise attack by Federation leaves you unprotected and damaged.
For each outpost pay 25 forces; for each capital pay 100 forces.

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Win battle and earn entrance into the order of the bat'leth.
Collect 150 forces.

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It would be an honor to eat twice here at your house, your honor. I am very hungry.

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You have choosen your weapon, so fight.

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Hurry up! Buy or die.

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With strong family traditions, devotion and loyalty to family is one of the most important Klingon virtues. Above all, the Klingon family name is highly valued.

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It waits ... on the edge of the galaxy, beside a passage to unknown regions of the universe, space station is the gateway for the exploration, intrigue and enterprise that mark the continuation of the human adventure into space --- the final frontier.

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This way you will feel
The burden of shame
On you and your house.

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How does a coward claim a sword?
By taking it from his sleeping father.
So he did, so he did, so he did.

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Surrender, father,
Surrender while you can.
Surrender, or we’ll die.

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And Kahless was alone
Walking along the shore,
His fate heavy on his shoulders.

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If you don’t want my help,
Then let’s light a fire and drink,
Have some bloodwine*!

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Let us drink then
To my father in Gre'thor
And the brother I once had.

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In battle, you will die with honor,
So you can give yourself to Kotar
As a hero of the Klingon tribes.

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This can only mean
Our family bonds are stronger
Than even death itself.

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And so their spirit and body connected,
The two warriors resurrect
to confront Molor.

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“I will hunt you down
Like a targ and slay you,
Then eat both your hearts!”

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I thank you
For the bloodwine and gagh*,
We celebrate, for tomorrow we could die.

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Stories travel faster than a khrun*,
Thus the stories of Kahless
Also reach Molor’s house.

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So there they are,
At Qam-Chee’s gates,
Demanding to get in.

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And if I die,
I do so next to a brave Klingon,
I will at least die with honor!

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So the bond was sealed in blood
Of two equal in body and thought,
The bond of life.

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Molor asks them,
Who leads these armies,
And they reply:

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Give me three good reasons
Not to squeeze this hand tight
And kill you were you stand!

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I have kept my word of honor,
And so should you,
Let endless battle and honor await them!

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I have kept my word of honor,
And so should you,
Let endless battle and honor await them!

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Both Klingon hearts beat,
At their strongest,
In lust for blood.

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So that one day Molor will see
The folly of his treacherous ways,
And embrace the ways of honor.

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And so Kahless slew the tyrant Molor,
And taught the people the ways of honor
By his words and his honorable deeds.

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I have kept my word of honor,
And so should you,
Let endless battle and honor await him!

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You are my best warrior,
Therefore, you will guard
The gate of Sto-vo-kor.

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They will pay for the anger
You caused by entering and leaving,
Gre'thor in search of your kin.

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And so, the two ways of afterlife
Were created by Kotar,
And so it is, up to this day.