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SG-1/OUAT Crossover 10 minute ficlet
Nov. 1st, 2016 07:52 pmAlright. I’m doing laundry and ignoring my immense need to pack, so I’m going to do ten-minute ficlets until I get bored: I’ll write for ten minutes and then post whatever I’ve got.
Send me prompts? Any pairing/combo of pairings/gen, all fandoms are welcome (I’ll let you know if I have no idea what the hell you’re talking about), and prompts can be funny, silly, ridiculous, serious, angsty, smutty. No incest or underage, please!
Prompt (from tomthefanboy): SG-1 from any season gates into the fairy tale world from OUaT from before season 1.
I went to sleep before I saw this and then have been busy with traveling. But here you go, finally!
***
Magic.
In Daniel’s extensive experience, there were two types of magic in the universe: charlatanry and technology that was so far advanced that it looked like magic. He’d put the Nox in the latter category, and any number of people in the former–including them, on occasion.
He’d never come across anything truly magical, anything that defied Sam’s scientific explanation–at least, not in any way that reminded him of the sword and sorcery novels he tried to read when he was a kid.
Not until now.
First, their trip through the wormhole had been more than usually bumpy. Then, the MALP wasn’t even waiting for them, indicating that something had gone horribly wrong. The gate itself wouldn’t dial Earth when they tried, meaning they were going to have to find some help to get back home.
This planet looked ordinary enough, if a bit backward. From what Daniel had been able to glean about the political situation, there were several kingdoms crammed into a tiny area that all boasted kings and queens and princes. The one they landed in was one of the tiniest and apparently separated by a range of mountains from another tiny kingdom that was currently overrun by… Ogres.
As Daniel patiently explained to Jack, that’s what they said.
He’d asked for clarification, but they just sort of stared at him blankly and repeated themselves.
Okay, then.
There were wanted posters all over the place–all kinds of people and creatures, but many of them were of the same young woman, looking entirely too friendly to be on a wanted poster.
Daniel’d asked about her, too, but no one would talk about Snow White.
Seriously.
Teal'c, who had recently gone through a Disney phase, raised an eyebrow.
Jack made a quip about the Evil Queen being next.
The nice young man Daniel was talking to went white, shook his head, and left in a hurry.
Sam started mentioning alternate universes, which is when a strange man with gold skin appeared out of nowhere and said,
“Not universes dearie. Realms. And if you tell me how you did it, I’ll be able to help you. We’ll call it… A deal.”
Send me prompts? Any pairing/combo of pairings/gen, all fandoms are welcome (I’ll let you know if I have no idea what the hell you’re talking about), and prompts can be funny, silly, ridiculous, serious, angsty, smutty. No incest or underage, please!
Prompt (from tomthefanboy): SG-1 from any season gates into the fairy tale world from OUaT from before season 1.
I went to sleep before I saw this and then have been busy with traveling. But here you go, finally!
***
Magic.
In Daniel’s extensive experience, there were two types of magic in the universe: charlatanry and technology that was so far advanced that it looked like magic. He’d put the Nox in the latter category, and any number of people in the former–including them, on occasion.
He’d never come across anything truly magical, anything that defied Sam’s scientific explanation–at least, not in any way that reminded him of the sword and sorcery novels he tried to read when he was a kid.
Not until now.
First, their trip through the wormhole had been more than usually bumpy. Then, the MALP wasn’t even waiting for them, indicating that something had gone horribly wrong. The gate itself wouldn’t dial Earth when they tried, meaning they were going to have to find some help to get back home.
This planet looked ordinary enough, if a bit backward. From what Daniel had been able to glean about the political situation, there were several kingdoms crammed into a tiny area that all boasted kings and queens and princes. The one they landed in was one of the tiniest and apparently separated by a range of mountains from another tiny kingdom that was currently overrun by… Ogres.
As Daniel patiently explained to Jack, that’s what they said.
He’d asked for clarification, but they just sort of stared at him blankly and repeated themselves.
Okay, then.
There were wanted posters all over the place–all kinds of people and creatures, but many of them were of the same young woman, looking entirely too friendly to be on a wanted poster.
Daniel’d asked about her, too, but no one would talk about Snow White.
Seriously.
Teal'c, who had recently gone through a Disney phase, raised an eyebrow.
Jack made a quip about the Evil Queen being next.
The nice young man Daniel was talking to went white, shook his head, and left in a hurry.
Sam started mentioning alternate universes, which is when a strange man with gold skin appeared out of nowhere and said,
“Not universes dearie. Realms. And if you tell me how you did it, I’ll be able to help you. We’ll call it… A deal.”
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