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The Slumbering Place in the Stars by Jenn aka surreallis (R)
Fandom: STARGATE SG-1
Pairing: none; gen
Length: 10,459 words
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
surreallis
Author Website:surreallis_fic (LJ Fic Journal), AO3
Warning: violence
Why this must be read:
Author's Summary: "In the depths, the great old one slumbers. The powerful one. The great priest. The dreamer of dreams waits for the stars to align." But it was all just myth written by a strange old man. Wasn’t it?
A fusion with HP Lovecraft, this tale takes SG-1 into a world of terrifying monsters, heavy fog, creepy villagers, and horror up the wazoo. Lovecraft is actually not something I enjoy; I usually find him just too crazy to enjoy. Yet Jenn has fused his horrific imagery with SG-1's just dang bad luck in getting the weird missions into a whole that will leave you gasping. You'll even end in a scream at the implication in the last line.
“O’Neill.” Teal’c’s voice was quiet and serious. He stood at the window looking out.
Jack got up immediately and went to him, followed by Sam and Daniel. The window overlooked the small courtyard in the center of town. As they looked down, several of the townspeople stood below staring up.
Jack narrowed his eyes, waiting, but the people didn’t move. They stood there, faces shadowed, heads tilted up toward the window.
Jack waved at them, but they didn’t react.
“Well,” he said. “Now I’m really creeped out.”
The Slumbering Place in the Stars
Pairing: none; gen
Length: 10,459 words
Author on LJ:
surreallisAuthor Website:
surreallis_fic (LJ Fic Journal), AO3Warning: violence
Why this must be read:
Author's Summary: "In the depths, the great old one slumbers. The powerful one. The great priest. The dreamer of dreams waits for the stars to align." But it was all just myth written by a strange old man. Wasn’t it?
A fusion with HP Lovecraft, this tale takes SG-1 into a world of terrifying monsters, heavy fog, creepy villagers, and horror up the wazoo. Lovecraft is actually not something I enjoy; I usually find him just too crazy to enjoy. Yet Jenn has fused his horrific imagery with SG-1's just dang bad luck in getting the weird missions into a whole that will leave you gasping. You'll even end in a scream at the implication in the last line.
“O’Neill.” Teal’c’s voice was quiet and serious. He stood at the window looking out.
Jack got up immediately and went to him, followed by Sam and Daniel. The window overlooked the small courtyard in the center of town. As they looked down, several of the townspeople stood below staring up.
Jack narrowed his eyes, waiting, but the people didn’t move. They stood there, faces shadowed, heads tilted up toward the window.
Jack waved at them, but they didn’t react.
“Well,” he said. “Now I’m really creeped out.”
The Slumbering Place in the Stars