[recs] Harry Potter/Stargate Ficcing

Mar 02, 2007 08:47

Some wonderful, anonymous person has been slowly writting me Harry Potter/Stargate fic ever since the Valentine's Day Love Meme. It's so great! It's Harry/Luna, and Ron/Hermione, and Ginny's their semi-grouchy mechanic! She knows Muggle technology, which is so adorable. (Me and my daddy's girl thing love that ( Read more... )

recs sg1, recs harry potter, recs, recs atlantis

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anonymous May 10 2007, 16:33:10 UTC
Caldwell checked the list of items he was bringing to Atlantis once more, this time making additional notations of who was receiving each. This would make distributing the packages easier, but doing so also ensured that Stephen knew where all the good items in Atlantis were. They were to be with Atlantis for a month this time and he wanted to know who had the good coffee and new dvds that they might be willing to share, or lose in a bet.

"Colonel Caldwell?" Stephen looked up from the inventory.

"What is that?" he asked, even though he had a rather good idea. The boxy shape could only be one sort of transport he knew of, but that was impossible. "Have they tried to contact us yet ( ... )

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havocthecat May 10 2007, 18:43:21 UTC
*dies*

*rereads*

*dies again*

*rereads and GLEES MASSIVELY*

Seriously, this fic continues to be made of win!

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one of those sticky inbetween scenes, happy mom's day btw anonymous May 13 2007, 21:54:39 UTC
"Sir, what do we do?"

Caldwell leaned back in his chair. "Direct them to the loading bay. I want the area secured. If this is a new enemy, I want to be prepared. Have Hermiod ready to beam them into the brig if they start trouble."

"Yes, sir."

Harry flew the ship around to the side as instructed. "Do you see-- oh, nevermind." The bay was open and waiting. "Er, right. So we just fly in and stop?"

Caldwell stopped when he heard that transmission and took a deep breath. "You don't know how to land the jumper?"

"This is the first time we've taken the, er, 'Jumper' into space," Ginny explained.

The techie glanced back at Caldwell who just shook his head. "All right, find out how many are on board and have Hermiod beam them directly to the brig. Marines should report there instead."

"What are we supposed to do with them? We can't take them back to Earth, even if they weren't a security risk."

"I guess we'll be bringing Dr. Weir some gifts."

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Re: one of those sticky inbetween scenes, happy mom's day btw havocthecat May 13 2007, 22:01:12 UTC
*dies* Oh, this is made of win. So much win.

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Re: one of those sticky inbetween scenes, happy mom's day btw anonymous May 17 2007, 14:17:57 UTC
Stephen stared across the interrogation table, his hands folded. A headache was beginning to press hard against the backs of his eyes, but he'd only spoken with two of the five 'tourists' so far. The third sat in front of him now, her eyes were large and owlish and she mimicked his posture, hand folded ( ... )

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Re: one of those sticky inbetween scenes, happy mom's day btw anonymous May 17 2007, 14:30:54 UTC
Caldwell spoke with Harry last. Harry answered only 'no' or 'yes' when he answered at all. After an hour, Caldwell stood, his headache in full force and his irritation likewise mounting. He was about to escort Harry back to the cell when Harry asked, "Why are you doing this?"

"What?"

"Treating us like criminals. Ginny was telling the truth. We did come here by accident, more or less."

Caldwell sat down. "You'll forgive me if I find that difficult to believe." Harry looked up then, looked him directly in his eyes. Stephen wanted to jerk away, but he was frozen. He could feel something in his head stalking through his memories, then Harry looked away and sighed.

"You are at war," he said, simply. "That's why the secrets. We were at war, too. We're still managing some of the fall-out." Harry withdrew a long stick from his sleeve and pointed it at Caldwell's notepad. "Wingardium Leviosa." The pad rose to eye-level and hovered there before falling back to the table as Harry lowered his wand ( ... )

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Re: one of those sticky inbetween scenes, happy mom's day btw anonymous May 17 2007, 20:37:42 UTC
"Maybe we're dead," Ginny said suddenly as they waited for Harry to return ( ... )

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just making sure I still can anonymous May 21 2007, 06:10:21 UTC
Ginny wandered the ship from bow to stern, her marine close behind her at all times. She traced her fingers over the sides of the corridors, finding the seams and hidden panels in the walls. At first she had asked the marine some questions, but after several variations of 'I don't know,' she'd given up and kept her questions to herself. After a week, Ginny had a very good idea of the ship's layout ( ... )

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Re: just making sure I still can havocthecat May 21 2007, 11:24:55 UTC
Hee! Different settings on the fic journal, just for you! :)

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Re: just making sure I still can havocthecat May 21 2007, 11:28:55 UTC
Also? OMG. *dies giggling* Hermione in full-on lecture mode on PURPOSE? The 'W field' and the equations, and-- I love this. Again. You continue to be brilliant at it.

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just been so horribly busy anonymous June 17 2007, 19:31:34 UTC
When the Daedalus drew closer to Atlantis the hour was late. Luna sat alone in the dining area, sipping a rather poor excuse for a cup of tea. The ocean rippled into view, dark and lovely. The stars were so bright and innumerable; clumps like clouds spread over portions of the sky, elsewhere the stars stood alone, clear and proud. Luna thought of Hogwarts, of long hours hidden in the Astronomy tower, just watching the sky. She remembered her mother drawing constellations for her in finger paints and then later finding them together at night.

Then the city appeared. Even though they had yet to be told where they were going, their alien destination, Luna knew. Such beauty isolated among waves and stars could be nothing else. Atlantis. Luna tapped the radio Caldwell had given each of them and called the others. "I know where we are going," she said. "Come to the commissary ( ... )

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anonymous June 17 2007, 19:36:26 UTC
Re: just been so horribly busy anonymous June 17 2007, 19:41:40 UTC
Not gloaming.

Sorry, originally had them arriving as the sun was setting. The city sparkling with lights from within and without-- the setting sun. However, decided dawn was more appropriate and forgot to change gloaming to dawn or dawning. Apologies.

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Re: just been so horribly busy havocthecat June 17 2007, 22:22:31 UTC
Oh, that's fine. I'm glad to see more of this! And things seem to have cooled off for you RL-wise, I hope? Thank you again! I just got to link someone else here, and she's loving it too!

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Re: one of those sticky inbetween scenes, happy mom's day btw anonymous June 18 2007, 04:23:01 UTC
From Harry's pov...The interrogation style was one Harry remembered well, though he'd never been on this particular side of it. Caldwell spoke tersely, demanding answers. Harry responded as he'd been coached, drilled more like. Yes. No. Silence. After an hour or so, Caldwell stood and gestured for Harry to stand up as well. He couldn't go back to the cell like this, not while Caldwell so clearly still saw him and the others as an enemy. The words were out of Harry's mouth before he knew what he was saying ( ... )

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