Title: Lord of the Sea
Rating: PG
Word count: ~700
Pairing: John/Rodney. In a way. Um.
Warnings: Crack. I mean it.
Summary: Among the Goa'uld, Mer'deth was something of an oddity.
Notes: This is what happens when I don't sleep for two days and run a fever. For the
cliche_bingo Bodysharing prompt (bingo card to be found
here). Not beta-read, so any and all
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Collateral Damage„So, any new ideas on who did this?”, General Hammond asked and pointed at the pictures showing the wreckage of Sokar´s massive Goa´uld fleet in orbit over P3X-543 ( ... )
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So when his Jaffa told Mer´deth that a trading party (well, at least they brought back the materials he needed, he hardly ever bothered to find out how they got it) had disappeared he suspected a transporting device or something technological and didn´t worry about it. Only the group didn´t turn up for a week and John kept asking if maybe they should take a look until he finally gave in and ordered his Jaffa to search the area (which they already had done; "well, then do it again and thoroughly this time, any other dumb questions?", and no, he would certainly not let John fly over the area with an al´kesh because people had disappeared there and what kind of stupid idea was that ( ... )
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*lol* That's really a new concept!
But the things even "gods" do for coffee... *lol*
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:)
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This is brilliant!
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