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Part IV - Farewells
5 February 2007
The SGC
Alarms started blaring as the Stargate began to activate. “Unscheduled Offworld Activation!” Harriman called.
“Close the Iris,” Landry said.
The Iris closed.
“Receiving IDC. It’s the Doctor. Wait, receiving another IDC, SG-1!”
“Open the Iris.”
Harriman opened the Iris. “Receiving a signal, sir.”
“SGC, do you read?” Mitchell asked.
“We read you, Colonel,” Landry said.
“We’re going to bring the TARDIS back through the gate. Be prepared for possible high speed impact, sir.”
“High Speed impact?” Landry asked.
“Apparently when they arrived, here the TARDIS ended up over a kilometre from the gate.”
“Noted,” Landry said. He turned to Harriman. “Deploy the shock nets.” He then told Mitchell that the preparations would take about 5 minutes.
( Tiloana )
5 February 2007
The SGC
Alarms started blaring as the Stargate began to activate. “Unscheduled Offworld Activation!” Harriman called.
“Close the Iris,” Landry said.
The Iris closed.
“Receiving IDC. It’s the Doctor. Wait, receiving another IDC, SG-1!”
“Open the Iris.”
Harriman opened the Iris. “Receiving a signal, sir.”
“SGC, do you read?” Mitchell asked.
“We read you, Colonel,” Landry said.
“We’re going to bring the TARDIS back through the gate. Be prepared for possible high speed impact, sir.”
“High Speed impact?” Landry asked.
“Apparently when they arrived, here the TARDIS ended up over a kilometre from the gate.”
“Noted,” Landry said. He turned to Harriman. “Deploy the shock nets.” He then told Mitchell that the preparations would take about 5 minutes.
( Tiloana )
Part III – The Doctor Vs. The Ori
The SGC
“Unscheduled off world activation!” Sgt. Harriman called out as the gate activated. “Closing the Iris.” The Iris closed.
“Report,” General Landry said.
“Receiving IDC now, Sir,” Harriman said. “It’s SG1!”
“They’re early, open the Iris,” Landry said.
“Aye, Sir,” Harriman said.
The Iris was opened and Daniel and Lana rushed through the gate.
“Close the Iris!” Daniel called out.
“Close the Iris!” Landry said.
The Iris closed. Several thudding sounds could be heard as Ori foot soldiers met their ends, then the Stargate shut down.
“Dr. Jackson, where is the rest of SG1, and who is this with you?” Landry said.
“They have been captured by Adria!” Daniel said. “This is Lana Halaia, from Ao Plaailla,” he indicated Lana. “We barely managed to escape.”
The Doctor emerged from the TARDIS. “What happened, everyone got captured?” he asked.
“Yes, we all put up a fight, but they were all captured,” Daniel said.
“We were lucky to escape!” Lana said.
“Right, one rescue party coming up!” the Doctor said.
“Doctor, we can’t just charge into the situation without first debriefing Doctor Jackson,” Landry said.
“Good point, but in an hour I will be going to that planet and rescuing the rest of SG1 and my companions.”
“I’ll join you then,” Lana decided. What she had heard about the Doctor from his companions lead her to believe that he was very capable.
Five minutes later, Daniel, Lana, the Doctor and Landry met in the briefing room.
For the first twenty minutes Daniel told the latter two of their mission until they entered Enb, then Lana joined him in the description of the mission.
“And then you were surrounded by the Ori troops?” General Landry asked.
“Yes.”
“How did you escape?” General Landry said.
“I’m not sure, it was fairly chaotic,” Dr. Jackson said. He looked at Lana. “Lana managed to grab me while the Priors were otherwise engaged.”
“The team put up a pretty good, fight, General, including that Kiara. She was using some kind of technology that I have never seen,” Lana said.
“I don’t think it was technology,” the Doctor said.
“Then what was it, Doctor?” Lana asked.
“An intrinsic power,” the Doctor said.
“That makes sense,” Daniel said, what with the powers that the Priors displayed he was willing to believe that what he observed Kiara doing was also intrinsic.
“Maybe,” Lana said; she was not sure that biology could explain what she saw Kiara doing, despite the observed capabilities of the Priors and her encounters with the Ancients.
“So, they got captured. Why couldn’t you free them?” Landry asked.
“They were almost immediately beamed to one of the motherships. They had a portable Ring Transporter with them,” Dr. Jackson said.
“As you saw, we were chased to the Gate, and I wasn’t about to lead the Ori forces to a town or village that hadn’t been abandoned,” Lana said.
“So you say,” Landry said, with a slight sarcastic tone.
Lana turned to the Doctor, “could you scare the Ori off from my world?”
“No. All I will be doing is rescuing the rest of SG1 and my companions.”
“Really?” Lana asked dubiously.
“Yes. I have never been to this universe before. Therefore my reputation doesn’t precede me,” the Doctor said. He didn’t want this universe to be too aware of his visit.
“And what sort of reputation do you have in your universe, Doctor?” Landry asked.
“You don’t want to know. I am seen as an incorrigible meddler in some places, and as a false trickster god in others. That is barely scratching the surface.”
Twenty minutes after the briefing ended, the Doctor, Lana, Daniel, General Landry and SG-6 meet in the Gate Room, next to the TARDIS.
“You’re sure you’re taking your ship, Doctor?” Landry asked.
“Yes, Even if it’s captured, neither the Priors nor Adria herself would be able to pilot it.”
“If you say so,” Landry said.
The Doctor opened the TARDIS door. “Let’s go,” he said.
Lana stopped as she entered the TARDIS. “Amazing, it’s actually bigger on the inside,” she said.
The Doctor snorted. “That’s hardly original,” he said.
“I thought it was,” Lana said.
“Actually, you may be the first to say ‘Amazing,’” the Doctor said.
“Good,” Lana said as SG-6 and Daniel Jackson followed her in.
“Here’s our plan, we will wait until the SGC dials P6Y-362, or as the natives call it, Tiloana. Then the TARDIS will follow the wormhole there,” the Doctor said.
“Not all the natives, just those on the main continent,” Lana said.
“Understood,” Colonel Francis Jameson, the commander of SG-6, said.
“Good to know,” Daniel said.
“Chevron Seven, Locked!” The Stargate opened with the usual kawoosh. The TARDIS then dematerialised.
( The TARDIS in flight )
The SGC
“Unscheduled off world activation!” Sgt. Harriman called out as the gate activated. “Closing the Iris.” The Iris closed.
“Report,” General Landry said.
“Receiving IDC now, Sir,” Harriman said. “It’s SG1!”
“They’re early, open the Iris,” Landry said.
“Aye, Sir,” Harriman said.
The Iris was opened and Daniel and Lana rushed through the gate.
“Close the Iris!” Daniel called out.
“Close the Iris!” Landry said.
The Iris closed. Several thudding sounds could be heard as Ori foot soldiers met their ends, then the Stargate shut down.
“Dr. Jackson, where is the rest of SG1, and who is this with you?” Landry said.
“They have been captured by Adria!” Daniel said. “This is Lana Halaia, from Ao Plaailla,” he indicated Lana. “We barely managed to escape.”
The Doctor emerged from the TARDIS. “What happened, everyone got captured?” he asked.
“Yes, we all put up a fight, but they were all captured,” Daniel said.
“We were lucky to escape!” Lana said.
“Right, one rescue party coming up!” the Doctor said.
“Doctor, we can’t just charge into the situation without first debriefing Doctor Jackson,” Landry said.
“Good point, but in an hour I will be going to that planet and rescuing the rest of SG1 and my companions.”
“I’ll join you then,” Lana decided. What she had heard about the Doctor from his companions lead her to believe that he was very capable.
Five minutes later, Daniel, Lana, the Doctor and Landry met in the briefing room.
For the first twenty minutes Daniel told the latter two of their mission until they entered Enb, then Lana joined him in the description of the mission.
“And then you were surrounded by the Ori troops?” General Landry asked.
“Yes.”
“How did you escape?” General Landry said.
“I’m not sure, it was fairly chaotic,” Dr. Jackson said. He looked at Lana. “Lana managed to grab me while the Priors were otherwise engaged.”
“The team put up a pretty good, fight, General, including that Kiara. She was using some kind of technology that I have never seen,” Lana said.
“I don’t think it was technology,” the Doctor said.
“Then what was it, Doctor?” Lana asked.
“An intrinsic power,” the Doctor said.
“That makes sense,” Daniel said, what with the powers that the Priors displayed he was willing to believe that what he observed Kiara doing was also intrinsic.
“Maybe,” Lana said; she was not sure that biology could explain what she saw Kiara doing, despite the observed capabilities of the Priors and her encounters with the Ancients.
“So, they got captured. Why couldn’t you free them?” Landry asked.
“They were almost immediately beamed to one of the motherships. They had a portable Ring Transporter with them,” Dr. Jackson said.
“As you saw, we were chased to the Gate, and I wasn’t about to lead the Ori forces to a town or village that hadn’t been abandoned,” Lana said.
“So you say,” Landry said, with a slight sarcastic tone.
Lana turned to the Doctor, “could you scare the Ori off from my world?”
“No. All I will be doing is rescuing the rest of SG1 and my companions.”
“Really?” Lana asked dubiously.
“Yes. I have never been to this universe before. Therefore my reputation doesn’t precede me,” the Doctor said. He didn’t want this universe to be too aware of his visit.
“And what sort of reputation do you have in your universe, Doctor?” Landry asked.
“You don’t want to know. I am seen as an incorrigible meddler in some places, and as a false trickster god in others. That is barely scratching the surface.”
Twenty minutes after the briefing ended, the Doctor, Lana, Daniel, General Landry and SG-6 meet in the Gate Room, next to the TARDIS.
“You’re sure you’re taking your ship, Doctor?” Landry asked.
“Yes, Even if it’s captured, neither the Priors nor Adria herself would be able to pilot it.”
“If you say so,” Landry said.
The Doctor opened the TARDIS door. “Let’s go,” he said.
Lana stopped as she entered the TARDIS. “Amazing, it’s actually bigger on the inside,” she said.
The Doctor snorted. “That’s hardly original,” he said.
“I thought it was,” Lana said.
“Actually, you may be the first to say ‘Amazing,’” the Doctor said.
“Good,” Lana said as SG-6 and Daniel Jackson followed her in.
“Here’s our plan, we will wait until the SGC dials P6Y-362, or as the natives call it, Tiloana. Then the TARDIS will follow the wormhole there,” the Doctor said.
“Not all the natives, just those on the main continent,” Lana said.
“Understood,” Colonel Francis Jameson, the commander of SG-6, said.
“Good to know,” Daniel said.
“Chevron Seven, Locked!” The Stargate opened with the usual kawoosh. The TARDIS then dematerialised.
( The TARDIS in flight )
Part II – P6Y-362
Three hours after the Doctor had talked to General Landry, SG1 and the Doctor’s companions were ready to go on their mission.
“Remember, you have to follow my orders,” Mitchell said to the companions.
“I remember,” Tamsin snarked.
The other two nodded.
“Chevron Six encoded.”
“Watch this,” Mitchell directed.
Tamsin, Kiara and Felicia watched as the seventh chevron locked
“Chevron Seven, Locked!”
The wormhole formed within the Stargate with a kawoosh.
“Wow!” Felicia gasped.
“That’s putting it mildly!” Tamsin said.
“That’s nothing compared to the experience of going through the ‘gate,” Mitchell said. “Let’s go,”
SG1 and their assistants walked up to the gate. Mitchell walked through first, followed by Teal’c.
“After you,” Carter suggested to Tamsin.
“OK,” Tamsin said. She stepped forwards, through the event horizon...
( P6Y-362 )
Three hours after the Doctor had talked to General Landry, SG1 and the Doctor’s companions were ready to go on their mission.
“Remember, you have to follow my orders,” Mitchell said to the companions.
“I remember,” Tamsin snarked.
The other two nodded.
“Chevron Six encoded.”
“Watch this,” Mitchell directed.
Tamsin, Kiara and Felicia watched as the seventh chevron locked
“Chevron Seven, Locked!”
The wormhole formed within the Stargate with a kawoosh.
“Wow!” Felicia gasped.
“That’s putting it mildly!” Tamsin said.
“That’s nothing compared to the experience of going through the ‘gate,” Mitchell said. “Let’s go,”
SG1 and their assistants walked up to the gate. Mitchell walked through first, followed by Teal’c.
“After you,” Carter suggested to Tamsin.
“OK,” Tamsin said. She stepped forwards, through the event horizon...
( P6Y-362 )
Chapter 3: Twelve and the Stargate
Part I – The SGC
1 February 2007
It was a normal day at Stargate Command; as normal as a day could get at a US Air Force installation with an interstellar portal device anyway. Everyone had their duties to attend to at the base and nothing seemed too out of the ordinary. The scanners had a few blips, but nothing too severe; this was to be expected with the base hidden under a mountain.
“Unscheduled Off-World Activation!” The claxon was blaring and the Stargate’s Iris closed; everything was going as per protocol. Then the incoming wormhole opened...
“Receiving SG1’s IDC,” Harriman reported while tending to the console.
“Open the Iris,” General Hank Landry commanded, his eyes never faltered from the portal.
Harriman pressed his palm to the reader and the Iris opened in just over a second. After a few seconds SG1 came through, stepping onto the platform one by one.
“Report to debriefing,” Landry said, once they had all emerged and the gate shut down.
“Yes, General,” Colonel Cameron Mitchell replied.
Things were not routine for much longer. Shortly after SG1 had emerged from the gate a reverberating grinding sound was heard. They immediately saw the source, as a box resembling a 1950’s London Police Box phased in and out with the reverberation and eventually solidified. SG1 and the Gate room guards were startled. They raised their weapons.
“What’s that?” Mitchell asked as he prepared for anything that might have come next.
“Unknown, sir.”
“What do you think is in there?” Mitchell asked as he approached what looked like a door on the box.
“It could be anything, Sir,” Colonel Samantha Carter pointed out as she followed.
“It could be a trap, ColonelMitchell,” Teal’c said.
The team paid attention as the door of the box opened. A tall brown haired man emerged from the blue box, immediately followed by a younger female companion with ear length dark blonde hair. The latter was startled by the appearance of the team, but quickly regained control of her expression.
Mitchell immediately raised his P90. “Don’t move! Identify yourself!”
“I am the Doctor, and this is my travelling companion, Tamsin Davis,” the Doctor said with a gesture to his companion.
“How did you penetrate this base?” Teal’c asked, flatly.
The Doctor looked at the symbol on Teal’c’s forehead. “Interesting Ornamentation. Is it of cultural significance?”
Teal’c stared at the Doctor.
The Doctor stared back.
“It signifies servitude to a false god,” Teal’c intoned in his usual near-monotone voice.
“Interesting,” the Doctor said.
“How did you penetrate this base with that box device?” Carter asked, her natural curiosity showing.
The Doctor hesitated. “I would be more inclined to answer if there were not so many guns pointed in my direction,” he pointed out. “Take me to your leader.”
Mitchell and Teal’c both rolled their eyes at the cliché. Mitchell didn’t really expect it to be said.
“Follow me,” Dr. Daniel Jackson directed. He lead the way out of the gate room, followed by Mitchell and Teal’c.
Tamsin nervously ran her hand through her hair. ‘He doesn’t seem that military,’ she thought. She and the Doctor followed the soldiers toward the left hand door.
Inside the TARDIS, Felicia Lovell and Kiara Asheru had been watching the view screen. “That was surprising,” Felicia indicated.
“What was?” Kiara asked. She turned and leaned toward the console to get a better look, sending her dark brown, minibraided, pigtails down the front of her torso.
“Usually Americans take us prisoner quicker than that!” Felicia emphasised, remembering the few times that they had run into American military forces.
“Maybe they are different in this universe?” Kiara asked, as she flicked one of her pigtails over her shoulder. ‘Tyria may not exist either!’ she thought.
“A good point,” Felicia conceded, as she ruffled her chin-length, light brown, hair.
“And now to wait for the Doctor to give us the all clear,” Kiara pointed out as she turned to Tamsin.
“Yes.”
“We’ll be bored.”
“We can use the scanner to investigate the base,” Felicia said. She knew that the scanner could probably see all of it, depending on how large it was.
“Good idea.”
Felicia’s phone rang. She grabbed it and answered it, seeing who the call was from. “It’s Tamsin, we can listen in on the briefing.”
Kiara sat down at the console as Felicia put her phone on speaker and placed it there. “That’s good.”
Felicia switched on the scanner as she started listening to the briefing. She looked at the diagram of the SGC that had appeared on the screen. “It appears that we are at least 28 floors underground.”
“If you want to keep something secret, put it underground,” Kiara observed, remembering that many criminal organisations on Tyria put their headquarters in caves. She had certainly found many such in her adventures.
“Certainly.”
“It’s beginning.”
Felicia increased the volume on the phone.
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Part I – The SGC
1 February 2007
It was a normal day at Stargate Command; as normal as a day could get at a US Air Force installation with an interstellar portal device anyway. Everyone had their duties to attend to at the base and nothing seemed too out of the ordinary. The scanners had a few blips, but nothing too severe; this was to be expected with the base hidden under a mountain.
“Unscheduled Off-World Activation!” The claxon was blaring and the Stargate’s Iris closed; everything was going as per protocol. Then the incoming wormhole opened...
“Receiving SG1’s IDC,” Harriman reported while tending to the console.
“Open the Iris,” General Hank Landry commanded, his eyes never faltered from the portal.
Harriman pressed his palm to the reader and the Iris opened in just over a second. After a few seconds SG1 came through, stepping onto the platform one by one.
“Report to debriefing,” Landry said, once they had all emerged and the gate shut down.
“Yes, General,” Colonel Cameron Mitchell replied.
Things were not routine for much longer. Shortly after SG1 had emerged from the gate a reverberating grinding sound was heard. They immediately saw the source, as a box resembling a 1950’s London Police Box phased in and out with the reverberation and eventually solidified. SG1 and the Gate room guards were startled. They raised their weapons.
“What’s that?” Mitchell asked as he prepared for anything that might have come next.
“Unknown, sir.”
“What do you think is in there?” Mitchell asked as he approached what looked like a door on the box.
“It could be anything, Sir,” Colonel Samantha Carter pointed out as she followed.
“It could be a trap, ColonelMitchell,” Teal’c said.
The team paid attention as the door of the box opened. A tall brown haired man emerged from the blue box, immediately followed by a younger female companion with ear length dark blonde hair. The latter was startled by the appearance of the team, but quickly regained control of her expression.
Mitchell immediately raised his P90. “Don’t move! Identify yourself!”
“I am the Doctor, and this is my travelling companion, Tamsin Davis,” the Doctor said with a gesture to his companion.
“How did you penetrate this base?” Teal’c asked, flatly.
The Doctor looked at the symbol on Teal’c’s forehead. “Interesting Ornamentation. Is it of cultural significance?”
Teal’c stared at the Doctor.
The Doctor stared back.
“It signifies servitude to a false god,” Teal’c intoned in his usual near-monotone voice.
“Interesting,” the Doctor said.
“How did you penetrate this base with that box device?” Carter asked, her natural curiosity showing.
The Doctor hesitated. “I would be more inclined to answer if there were not so many guns pointed in my direction,” he pointed out. “Take me to your leader.”
Mitchell and Teal’c both rolled their eyes at the cliché. Mitchell didn’t really expect it to be said.
“Follow me,” Dr. Daniel Jackson directed. He lead the way out of the gate room, followed by Mitchell and Teal’c.
Tamsin nervously ran her hand through her hair. ‘He doesn’t seem that military,’ she thought. She and the Doctor followed the soldiers toward the left hand door.
Inside the TARDIS, Felicia Lovell and Kiara Asheru had been watching the view screen. “That was surprising,” Felicia indicated.
“What was?” Kiara asked. She turned and leaned toward the console to get a better look, sending her dark brown, minibraided, pigtails down the front of her torso.
“Usually Americans take us prisoner quicker than that!” Felicia emphasised, remembering the few times that they had run into American military forces.
“Maybe they are different in this universe?” Kiara asked, as she flicked one of her pigtails over her shoulder. ‘Tyria may not exist either!’ she thought.
“A good point,” Felicia conceded, as she ruffled her chin-length, light brown, hair.
“And now to wait for the Doctor to give us the all clear,” Kiara pointed out as she turned to Tamsin.
“Yes.”
“We’ll be bored.”
“We can use the scanner to investigate the base,” Felicia said. She knew that the scanner could probably see all of it, depending on how large it was.
“Good idea.”
Felicia’s phone rang. She grabbed it and answered it, seeing who the call was from. “It’s Tamsin, we can listen in on the briefing.”
Kiara sat down at the console as Felicia put her phone on speaker and placed it there. “That’s good.”
Felicia switched on the scanner as she started listening to the briefing. She looked at the diagram of the SGC that had appeared on the screen. “It appears that we are at least 28 floors underground.”
“If you want to keep something secret, put it underground,” Kiara observed, remembering that many criminal organisations on Tyria put their headquarters in caves. She had certainly found many such in her adventures.
“Certainly.”
“It’s beginning.”
Felicia increased the volume on the phone.
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11th November 2020 Writing
Nov. 12th, 2020 06:38 pm11th
Excerpt from: The Engineer and the Time Lady
“However, the news reports are identical,” Lu added.
“So far,” Emmerson said.
Forty minutes after they landed, the Away Team approached the easternmost of the University's buildings.
Words: 27
Excerpt from: Changes in Time and Space
It was quite later when Daniel entered the TARDIS kitchen. 'Surly a vessel this size would have a larger kitchen,' he mused. He saw that Helena and the Doctor were there already. “Hey, Daniel,” Helena said.
Words: 36
Excerpt from: Haru and the Baron
The Baron pondered Haru’s question. “It would be foolhardy to try to get there from the Cat Kingdom.”
Words: 18
( Excerpt from: Daria - Mega Mall, Mega Problems )
Words: 423
Excerpt from: Paternoster Row
“Ill gotten goods derived from the exploitation of the worker class,” the man answered.
‘He’s probably read too much Dickens,’ Vastra thought.
Words: 22
Excerpt from: Mysteries of Lawndale – Night of the Coffee House
“Thanks,” Quinn said.
“You’re welcome, Ms. Morgendorffer. Remember to return it when you and your sister have done with it. There may be equally inquisitive students in future.”
“Of course.”
Words: 30
Total: 556
Excerpt from: The Engineer and the Time Lady
“However, the news reports are identical,” Lu added.
“So far,” Emmerson said.
Forty minutes after they landed, the Away Team approached the easternmost of the University's buildings.
Words: 27
Excerpt from: Changes in Time and Space
It was quite later when Daniel entered the TARDIS kitchen. 'Surly a vessel this size would have a larger kitchen,' he mused. He saw that Helena and the Doctor were there already. “Hey, Daniel,” Helena said.
Words: 36
Excerpt from: Haru and the Baron
The Baron pondered Haru’s question. “It would be foolhardy to try to get there from the Cat Kingdom.”
Words: 18
( Excerpt from: Daria - Mega Mall, Mega Problems )
Words: 423
Excerpt from: Paternoster Row
“Ill gotten goods derived from the exploitation of the worker class,” the man answered.
‘He’s probably read too much Dickens,’ Vastra thought.
Words: 22
Excerpt from: Mysteries of Lawndale – Night of the Coffee House
“Thanks,” Quinn said.
“You’re welcome, Ms. Morgendorffer. Remember to return it when you and your sister have done with it. There may be equally inquisitive students in future.”
“Of course.”
Words: 30
Total: 556
Stargate SG1: Prometheus Unbound review
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A review of the Stargate SG1 episodePrometheus Unbound
A review of the Stargate SG1 episodePrometheus Unbound
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Title: The Many Doctors II: Twelve and the Stargate - Chapter 4: Loose Ends
Fandoms: Doctor Who, Stargate SG1
Rating: K
The Twelfth Doctor has rescued SG1 and his companions from Adria. But as he returns to the SGC he must contend with General Landry, as well as what to do with his companion whom had travelled back to his version of the TARDIS from the Thirteenth's version.
Characters: Twelfth Doctor, OC Companions, Daniel Jackson, Cameron Mitchell, Samantha Carter, Teal'c, Vala Mal Doran
Time setting: For SG1; early 10th Season, For the Doctor; sometime after Clara stops travelling with him, but before he regenerates.
Previous installments: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9716286/1/The-Many-Doctors-II-Twelve-and-the-Stargate
Title: The Many Doctors II: Twelve and the Stargate - Chapter 4: Loose Ends
Fandoms: Doctor Who, Stargate SG1
Rating: K
The Twelfth Doctor has rescued SG1 and his companions from Adria. But as he returns to the SGC he must contend with General Landry, as well as what to do with his companion whom had travelled back to his version of the TARDIS from the Thirteenth's version.
Characters: Twelfth Doctor, OC Companions, Daniel Jackson, Cameron Mitchell, Samantha Carter, Teal'c, Vala Mal Doran
Time setting: For SG1; early 10th Season, For the Doctor; sometime after Clara stops travelling with him, but before he regenerates.
Previous installments: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9716286/1/The-Many-Doctors-II-Twelve-and-the-Stargate
