Volume 6 at Amazon Released February 8, 2006. ISBN 1401208754, 208 pages Volume 6 has two stories: Special Vacation Orders and Glass Target (part 1).

Special Vacation Orders Klaus superiors decides to crush Klaus's will by making him a family man ... Their plan is to send him on a vacation, to meet old friends and then a beautiful woman ... So, Klaus is ordered to take a vacation and go to a class reunion in his old boarding school. Of course, Klaus thinks it is all part of a mission so secret they couldn't even tell him what it is about ... And amusingly enough, the Russians finds out about it - and they also think something is up ... It is a very sweet story - not much K/D interaction, but a nice dose of background information on Klaus. And Dorian does seem to be on his mind now and then. KGB tries to have a woman seduce him - which fails. So then, "If a woman didn't work, then we'll try a man." - using a man who looks enough like Dorian to fool even Klaus ... Klaus was adorable as a child and a very handsome youth. And his little puppy dog crush on Sister Theresa, one of the nuns at school, is oh so sweet.

Glass Target (part 1). Dorian has a new treasure in sight - nothing less than the English Royal Crown. Currently on exhibition. In Germany. Cologne. Protected by the very best man NATO has to offer ... It is kind of cute that Klaus's first thought about the crown is that Dorian would like it ... He even goes so far as to get a false tip about the whereabouts of the lost treasures of king Assurbanipal to Dorian. In the middle of the desert, where it will soon be destroyed by bombs ...

Dorian falls for the false lead, but eventually catches on - and he is not happy ... "Never double-cross a thief! I shall make you pay for this!" Meanwhile, there has been a complication ... The crown will be on display in a glass case. Made of a very special glass; bulletproof, made by a German company. Or that was the plan, anyway. Instead, the special fiberglass is being used ... The one specially developed for the military, the toughest glass in the world. So now Klaus has a different object to protect. Of course, Iron Klaus guarding an English treasure is deemed suspiscious by the Russians, who starts to look around. Then Dorian is back - bent on revenge. Which he gets, in a very interesting way - and showing off his skill in the process. Comment from Dorian about him and the major: "We make for a good couple. He is twisted. I am bent." Dorian's not shy, though - afterwards he goes straight to Klaus's castle - where he gets invited for breakfast. Sadly, not by way of staying the night in the master bedroom, but oh well ...

Neo-nazis threatens to blow up the pavilion in which the crown will be kept. Klaus leaves to investigate. Enters - Dorian - in his disguise as Klaus ... He does Klaus very well, if perhaps not completely in charachter ... And the presence of two Klauses, very much alike yet different, confuses everyone. Dorian hasn't forgiven Klaus yet, though, and still have some tricks to play him before the end of the first part of this story ... "Me?! In a nightclub?! Being friendly with women?!"

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