Worf's Situation

Samji nodded at the officers who spoke up with gratification for their input. "Our forces are spread out along both borders making sure that neither faction slips through while we're focused on the Azimuth Horizon. However, I expect we will see a full show of support within the week. It is up to us to hold out until then, though. We have recalled all the remaining Lotus Fleet ships, including the Republic and the Wisconsin, which will both be here sometime in the next day. The Pittsburgh was on the Kzinti border and has further to travel."

He then addressed Lire's and Oseno's suggestions. "It would always be desirable to attempt peace with the individual Klingon Captains as with the Romulans. However, I fear that their loyalty will be much stronger. Their honor binds them to follow the Chancellor, so unless we can prove him to be dishonorable, I do not believe we will succeed there. My guess is they indeed did destroy their own ships to show the Federation they had nothing to do with the attack on the X'ell homeworld, but recently it's been harder to deny their involvement, especially when one of the players was Chancellor J'mpok's right-hand man."

"While the Federation has attempted to contact General Worf, there has been no response. Not only was Worf once part of Starfleet, but the current Chancellor came to power by killing Worf's closest ally and mentor, Martok. While we know he was given control of Martok's house and warriors, you can bet he is being watched one-hundred percent of the time. I am sure if he knew of J'mpok's true intentions, he would join us, but we have no way of getting through to him, as it would be suicide for him to accept a call from the Federation behind the Chancellor's back... not to mention dishonorable in his mind."