So this is a short part, because it's a prologue. I promise to make the story good okay.

Disclaimer: I only own my own OC and my own events.

Prologue

Darkness. I had been a darkness for who knows how long. It was annoying, the silence, the emptiness. I couldn't wake up, because I was forced to be asleep. I was forced to be in a dreamless state until I could be woken up. It seemed like it had been centuries since I had my eyes open. And maybe it was.

But it was going to end.

My body felt the familiar sensation of waking up. My skin had the feeling of warmth hitting it. And my mind wasn't foggy, it was getting clearer and I started to hear voices, beeping and other sounds, Many were strange and unknown for me, but many were familiar and welcoming.

"She's waking up.."

That voice was strange, yet it was sweet and warm. It held gentleness and wisdom. In my opinion, the owner of that voice just had to be a doctor. And my thoughts were proven right when I slowly opened my eyes, looking I to the gentle eyes. They held some sort of concern and interest, like he was seeing someone like me for the first time.

"Hello, lass! Welcome among the living! I'm Dr. Carson Beckett." he smiled and I turned my head to the side seeing strange devices attached to my arm, my chest and one was even attached at each side of my head on my temples. I raised my hand and it felt weird. First of all, there was something on my finger. Second of all.. I had slept for so long time that my body was sore.

The man looked towards the doors and I turned my head, seeing a woman with short hair and a bit strange clothing. She had a warm smile on her face as she stepped closer, being careful to not scare me. "I'm Dr. Elizabeth Weir!" she introduced herself and I couldn't help myself stopping from looking at the man who claimed to be a doctor too.

"We're different kind of doctors." he smiled and pulled something out of his pocket. Before that thing could get any closer, I raised my hand and grabbed his wrist, stopping him from moving again. He looked at the woman, Weir, and then back to me. "Don't worry. Were not going to hurt you.." he pulled his hand away and I slowly unwrapped my fingers, lowering my hand down to my side.

He clicked the black stick and a light came out. "See, it's harmless.. I'm going to show it in your eyes to make sure that your pupils will work properly like thy should." he took a careful step closer and I took a deep breath before I nodded. The man quickly flashed some light into my eyes and it soon was over. Nothing bad at all.

"Would you tell us your name?" Dr. Weir spoke and I turned my head towards her, keeping my mouth closed. She looked nice and friendly, but I didn't trust her enough. I didn't trust that man either, but he was more.. reliable in my eyes. Well, he was the first one who I saw after I woke up.

The woman seemed a bit disappointed, yet she understood. I could see it in her eyes. "Alright then.. I think I should give you some information. We found you in one of the pods and you've been there over ten thousand years. We found you about a week ago and you've been in the infirmary since then, Dr. Beckett taking care of you. We have been in this city for quite some time. Atlantis was underwater when we got here and it rose on its own.

We have fought against wraith and we still do. We're actually from planet called Earth, which is in another galaxy and." she spoke as politically as she could. That short version of taking everything together, left me a lot to thing about.

I slowly raised my hand towards my necklace, like I always did when I was thinking. But I found it to be gone. A wave of panic washed over me and I started searching for the necklace like crazy. Carson tried to get me back on the bed, shouting something to the others.

Tears rose to my eyes as I didn't find that necklace. And soon with tears, I fell back into the darkness.