The Alternate Daughter
The following story is under the sole ownership and copyright of J.L. Scott. Unauthorized copying and/or use is actionable in a court of law.
To borrow a phrase: SG-1 and Star Gate no mine, no permission, no money, no sue...please?
AN: Peeps have been complaining about formatting. I'll try something new. Hope it helps. Remember: No quote marks means it's telepathic.
"It's been too damn long!" Cassi shouted as she stormed into the General's office and slammed the door behind herself.
"Miss O'Niell, what is this?!" The General demanded from behind his desk.
"Don't 'Miss O'Niell' me! It's been too long and you damn well know it! We either should have had a message or Uncle Danny and Tik should've returned by now!" Hammond could tell the young lady was extremely upset, in fact, he could feel it. Her frustration over being denied to SG-1 and her anxiety about her family were exploding. He realized that though she was normally quite happy with everything and everyone, an angry Cassi O'Niell was no trifling matter. With her unique and amazing capabilities she could cause a lot of trouble.
Damn right I can! Her mental voice shrieked at him.
"Now, Cassi, calm down" Hammond tried.
Don't! I'm not sitting around in an office while my family is captured by the damn Bar'ak'Tu! Who knows what they'll do to them! I'm the only one who is prepared to deal with the damn aliens and you damn well know it! She ranted in his head, obviously not confidant with her ability to speak at the moment.
"Cassi, I agree with you, but the Joint Chief's have given me an order. You are not to go through that Stargate!" Hammond shouted right back.
Damn orders! Cassi replied and stomped right back out of his office. Hammond alerted security to keep tabs on her in case she tried to do something foolish.
20 minutes later he got the call.
"General Hammond, sir! The Stargate has been activated!"
"Damn it, Cassi!" Hammond muttered to himself and followed the man to the control room. The doors were all being held shut by something other than electricity and machinery.
"Cassi O'Niell, open these doors!" Hammond ordered to the air, knowing she would hear him.
As you wish! Cassi said in his head amiably, her good nature apparently restored. The doors slid open just in time for Hammond to see the Stargate close.
"Sir, there's a problem!" a technician said.
"What?"
"She locked Stargate controls out! She's left a code here, on the screen. It probably contains the codes she used to lock us out."
"Can you break it?" Hammond asked.
"Yes, but it's going to take some time" the tech answered.
"Do it" Hammond ordered. He hoped Cassi knew what she was doing.
The following story is under the sole ownership and copyright of J.L. Scott. Unauthorized copying and/or use is actionable in a court of law.
To borrow a phrase: SG-1 and Star Gate no mine, no permission, no money, no sue...please?
AN: Peeps have been complaining about formatting. I'll try something new. Hope it helps. Remember: No quote marks means it's telepathic.
"It's been too damn long!" Cassi shouted as she stormed into the General's office and slammed the door behind herself.
"Miss O'Niell, what is this?!" The General demanded from behind his desk.
"Don't 'Miss O'Niell' me! It's been too long and you damn well know it! We either should have had a message or Uncle Danny and Tik should've returned by now!" Hammond could tell the young lady was extremely upset, in fact, he could feel it. Her frustration over being denied to SG-1 and her anxiety about her family were exploding. He realized that though she was normally quite happy with everything and everyone, an angry Cassi O'Niell was no trifling matter. With her unique and amazing capabilities she could cause a lot of trouble.
Damn right I can! Her mental voice shrieked at him.
"Now, Cassi, calm down" Hammond tried.
Don't! I'm not sitting around in an office while my family is captured by the damn Bar'ak'Tu! Who knows what they'll do to them! I'm the only one who is prepared to deal with the damn aliens and you damn well know it! She ranted in his head, obviously not confidant with her ability to speak at the moment.
"Cassi, I agree with you, but the Joint Chief's have given me an order. You are not to go through that Stargate!" Hammond shouted right back.
Damn orders! Cassi replied and stomped right back out of his office. Hammond alerted security to keep tabs on her in case she tried to do something foolish.
20 minutes later he got the call.
"General Hammond, sir! The Stargate has been activated!"
"Damn it, Cassi!" Hammond muttered to himself and followed the man to the control room. The doors were all being held shut by something other than electricity and machinery.
"Cassi O'Niell, open these doors!" Hammond ordered to the air, knowing she would hear him.
As you wish! Cassi said in his head amiably, her good nature apparently restored. The doors slid open just in time for Hammond to see the Stargate close.
"Sir, there's a problem!" a technician said.
"What?"
"She locked Stargate controls out! She's left a code here, on the screen. It probably contains the codes she used to lock us out."
"Can you break it?" Hammond asked.
"Yes, but it's going to take some time" the tech answered.
"Do it" Hammond ordered. He hoped Cassi knew what she was doing.