Havoc stood over her, fire crackling in one palm, a battered and bruised Sheppard in the other. His eyes were impassive and lacked their usual emotion. He raised his fiery hand and slammed it down into John's body. Blood splattered onto her, making Teyla wince. She couldn't move, nor could she speak. The nightmare continued. Havoc turned his head to the left. Weir's voice screamed at Havoc to get on the ground. Havoc sneered and lifted an arm. A blast of color lanced out. Weir screamed. Havoc looked up. Teyla managed to look up at the sky, too. The Daedalus sat lazily overhead. Havoc snapped his fingers and the Daedalus shattered. He looked down at Teyla.
"Your pathetic race is a plague… For all of you ungrateful humans, who destroyed the galaxy with your presence, I openly will drag you to hell."
Teyla sobbed and looked up at him with blurry eyes. This couldn't be Havoc. Her mind was playing tricks. She managed to speak.
"Please… Havoc… Why? Why this…? What do you want?"
Havoc leaned close to her. He whispered in her ear…
"…Destroy me…"
Teyla woke in a cold sweat. The digital clock sitting on a nightstand read 1:05 pm. The open window revealed a calm sea, dark sky, and a full moon. The drapes rustled as the cool sea air brushed in. Teyla stood up quickly and walked out the door. She went straight to the control room. McKay and a few tired scientists were sitting around, pressing buttons. She walked up to McKay's station.
"Rodney, have you seen Havoc…?" She asked nervously. McKay looked up at her curiously.
"Last time I saw him, he was heading up to see Hermiod in the Daedalus… but that was well over an hour ago."
"Can you use the cities sensors to find him?"
Rodney sighed with agitation and clicked a set of commands into his computer. The screen behind him flipped to a city image. Hundreds of white dots moved about the city, but there was one yellow dot that was the size of a watermelon on the north pier. No doubt that was where Havoc was training. No one smart would be within three hundred meters of him when he was training. Rodney turned to the Athosian but she was gone. He shook his head and concentrated on his work.
Teyla stood on the north pier. There was nothing there, the pier was completely empty. She was so positive that Havoc had been there. Had he been on a different pier and she just read the map wrong…? Or did he sense her presence and just not with to talk to her? She started to turn. She felt Havoc presence in the area, but not on the ground. She looked over her shoulder and up. Havoc was falling from the sky. Energy was orbiting around his front, small controlled explosions by his feet. He coursed to the ground with incredible speed. Right before he hit the ground, he slammed his fist into the metal of the pier. A ripple shot out from his fist and the area froze.
"LIGHT BREAKER!"
There was an incredible explosion and the pier was engulfed in a bright flash of light. The sound of wrenching metal made Teyla cover her ears. When the light dissipated, Teyla saw an Asguard shield lining the floor. That was why he went to bug Hermiod. Havoc was sweating and walked up to her, deactivating the shield.
"Ha! Still can't regulate the energy!"
"What are you trying to do?"
"I'm trying to fuse the energies between a hyperspace window and my own energy to make a powerful attack, but so far, all I get is a huge overload. Kind of tiring anyway… What may I help you with?" Teyla blushed and thought back to the dream. She shook her head. Havoc's eyes held no speck of evil. She shook her head and walked back to the door, leaving a very confused Havoc standing on the pier. He turned to the pier and activated the shield again, muttering to himself.
"I think this just got a little more interesting…"