Twelve Days 5/12 (G)
Title: welve Days
Fandom: GA
Rating G
Characters: eyla and other Athosians
Summary: welve stories of the Athosians based on the Twelve Days of Christmas
Disclaimer: ot mine
“Stop it!” Teyla squealed, trying to push Halling’s hands away and stop him from tickling her, “I’ll tell your mother,” she threatened.
“Yeah, me too!” Kanaan said, making sure that he wasn’t left out.
“Kanaan you’re supposed to be my friend,” Halling sulked.
“Baby!” she taunted, running away to hide behind her father. Halling started to chase after her but stopped when he saw Torren.
“Children,” Tagan scolded, “You were told to behave.”
“But it’s taken so long,” Marta whined, kicking at the dirt.
“It’ll only be a few more minutes,” Tagan soothed, brushing back Marta’s hair.
“First one there wins!” Selana, an energetic little girl, called out taking off and giving herself a head start.
“Wait for me!” Teyla shouted, running after her.
“Yeah, wait,” the rest of the children chorused, chasing after the two girls.
The five children raced ahead of the group, yelling and shouting with excitement. They all slowed down as the Stargate came into view and came to a complete stop before they reached the dialling device.
“Wow,” Kanaan murmured.
“Wow,” Marta echoed quietly.
By now it was late afternoon and the sun was starting to set behind the Stargate, bathing it in a orange glow. The children all looked at it in awe, amazed at the size and majesty of the device.
“It’s so big,” Teyla exclaimed.
“And pretty. It’s like a giant golden ring,” Selana added, causing all the children to nod in agreement.
Tagan and Torren came up behind the children and smiled. “I don’t think they’ll forget this,” Torren whispered to his wife.
“Me neither,” Tagan said, resting her hand on her daughter’s shoulder and looking up at the Stargate, remembering the first time she had seen it as a child.
Six Geese A'Laying
Fandom: GA
Rating G
Characters: eyla and other Athosians
Summary: welve stories of the Athosians based on the Twelve Days of Christmas
Disclaimer: ot mine
“Stop it!” Teyla squealed, trying to push Halling’s hands away and stop him from tickling her, “I’ll tell your mother,” she threatened.
“Yeah, me too!” Kanaan said, making sure that he wasn’t left out.
“Kanaan you’re supposed to be my friend,” Halling sulked.
“Baby!” she taunted, running away to hide behind her father. Halling started to chase after her but stopped when he saw Torren.
“Children,” Tagan scolded, “You were told to behave.”
“But it’s taken so long,” Marta whined, kicking at the dirt.
“It’ll only be a few more minutes,” Tagan soothed, brushing back Marta’s hair.
“First one there wins!” Selana, an energetic little girl, called out taking off and giving herself a head start.
“Wait for me!” Teyla shouted, running after her.
“Yeah, wait,” the rest of the children chorused, chasing after the two girls.
The five children raced ahead of the group, yelling and shouting with excitement. They all slowed down as the Stargate came into view and came to a complete stop before they reached the dialling device.
“Wow,” Kanaan murmured.
“Wow,” Marta echoed quietly.
By now it was late afternoon and the sun was starting to set behind the Stargate, bathing it in a orange glow. The children all looked at it in awe, amazed at the size and majesty of the device.
“It’s so big,” Teyla exclaimed.
“And pretty. It’s like a giant golden ring,” Selana added, causing all the children to nod in agreement.
Tagan and Torren came up behind the children and smiled. “I don’t think they’ll forget this,” Torren whispered to his wife.
“Me neither,” Tagan said, resting her hand on her daughter’s shoulder and looking up at the Stargate, remembering the first time she had seen it as a child.
Six Geese A'Laying