Jean-Luc Picard walked onto the bridge, relieving Data from the 'night crew' not that it mattered much because the android never slept, but it gave the humanoid members of the crew a chance to rest and have some downtime. He took his seat in the Captain's chair as the day crew filed in. "All present and accounted for ?" He asked.

"Worf hasn't shown up yet." Commander Riker reported, taking a seat in his position next to the Captain. "We'll give him another minute, Number One. It's not like him to be tardy. Computer, locate Commander Worf."

The computer crackled to life seconds later "Lieutenant Worf is in his quarters."

"Worf??....Mister Worf??" Captain Picard called over the communication system. Receiving only dead air in return. "Mr. Worf do you read me?!" He called, more force, even an edge of worry to his voice. "Security...meet me at Worf's quarters."

"Understood." was the reply.

"Number One..." Jean-Luc gestured, heading to the turbolift. The two men rode in relative silence, meeting up with the security team. "It's locked, sir..." the most senior officer reported.

"Computer, Security Override, Authorization Picard-Omicron-Zero-One-Alpha." Picard boomed, in moments the doors to Worf's quarters swung open with a 'woosh'. Jean-Luc and Riker flanking the front, the security detail close behind. "Lights...on..." Will Riker called out, illuminating the room as they walked into Worf's sleeping quarters.

The Klingon was tied rather expertly to the bed, naked. He still sported a decent erection.

Riker tried not to chuckle. "Trouble getting up this morning?"

Worf tried not to look completely mortified. "You....could say that. My...bed mate found this, amusing." He scoffed, pulling the restraints, which had clearly been fastened taking in the Klingon warrior's strength, ensuring he wouldn't be able to escape unaided.

The security team worked to free him quickly as Picard tried not to blush. "We'll see you on the bridge then...?" He asked, exiting without an answer.

The Klingon walked onto the bridge several minutes later with a keen understanding of the human term 'walk of shame'.