While his enemies do the same with one of their ships

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And indeed: allowing them to escape this conversation, our heroes notice that they are being chased by a grumpy Klingon ship because yes, the Enterprise can detect a lone bloke in a desert corner, but not the arrival of large ships with dozens of crew members in the same area. Surely a selective radar: a brief chase ensues which ends despite various feints in a stalemate, since several Klingon ships arrive as reinforcements and force our heroes' shuttle to land. So it is a somewhat sulky Kirk who stops his shuttle, , disembarking a small regiment of soldiers; Uhura, who is the on-board translator, is therefore sent to do some.

Diplomacy and try to make people believe that the crew is not from the Federation and that buy bulk sms service they are smugglers, so as not to provoke open war. The dialogue begins under the anxious gaze of the rest of the crew, but very quickly, the Klingons do not let themselves be fooled by Uhura's old pipe, who has decided to base her lie on the theme "  Hello, mighty and proud warriors: we have come to help you find a terrorist in the area ." which is not very smart, as the mighty and proud warriors do not like it when someone explains to them that they need help. As a result, the Klingons think that they are going to break the ego of Uhura, then of the rest of her crew. But as their leader draws his small dagger to kill the human officer, he is suddenly offset by a shot coming out of nowhere: it is Jean-Jacques Lapinou!

Everyone leaps to their weapons to retaliate, except perhaps for the Klingon ships flying overhead, which just watch for several minutes until Bunny, who obviously has the equivalent of an anti-aircraft gun in each hand, shoots them down with one shot, which is perfectly logical. It's worth noting that our man just stands there in the open without moving, and despite everything, no Klingon has the crazy idea of, for example, shooting him. No, instead, they run towards him, letting out little screams, until they get beaten up.