Fic: Your Fake Name Is Good Enough For Me (3/?)
Title: Your Fake Name Is Good Enough For Me (3/?)
Author: Adela
Word count: ~2000
Disclaimer: Not mine. Everyone else's but mine. Also, some of the characters mentioned in passing and the Cardassian background are taken from Andrew J. Robinson' amazing Garak novel, A Stitch In Time.
Fandom: Inception/Star Trek (DS9 era) crossover
Pairings/Characters: In this installment, Arthur, Cobb, Mal. Arthur/OMC. Eventual Arthur/Eames (Eames shows up in the next part)
Rating: NC-17, eventually.
Warnings: violence, non-canon character death, angst, a very brief moment of erotic pleasure, Trekkie nerdery
Summary: Arthur is actually a Cardassian spy disguised as a human and sent to 24th century Earth. Unfortunately for him, he gets thrown through a temporal anomaly and lands in the 21st century. Eventually he becomes the dream-thieving, Eames-loving Arthur we all know and love. In this part, the Arthur hairstyle is explained, unusual erogenous zones are discovered, Cardassian love poetry is depressing, and Arthur becomes Cobb's right-hand man.
And no ship appeared in a rift in the sky. No transporter dissolved him back onto a Cardassian vessel, safe and sound. And Nilor Premak had to accept (the sooner the better; his were a pragmatic people) that none ever would.
Author: Adela
Word count: ~2000
Disclaimer: Not mine. Everyone else's but mine. Also, some of the characters mentioned in passing and the Cardassian background are taken from Andrew J. Robinson' amazing Garak novel, A Stitch In Time.
Fandom: Inception/Star Trek (DS9 era) crossover
Pairings/Characters: In this installment, Arthur, Cobb, Mal. Arthur/OMC. Eventual Arthur/Eames (Eames shows up in the next part)
Rating: NC-17, eventually.
Warnings: violence, non-canon character death, angst, a very brief moment of erotic pleasure, Trekkie nerdery
Summary: Arthur is actually a Cardassian spy disguised as a human and sent to 24th century Earth. Unfortunately for him, he gets thrown through a temporal anomaly and lands in the 21st century. Eventually he becomes the dream-thieving, Eames-loving Arthur we all know and love. In this part, the Arthur hairstyle is explained, unusual erogenous zones are discovered, Cardassian love poetry is depressing, and Arthur becomes Cobb's right-hand man.
And no ship appeared in a rift in the sky. No transporter dissolved him back onto a Cardassian vessel, safe and sound. And Nilor Premak had to accept (the sooner the better; his were a pragmatic people) that none ever would.