Title: Tomorrow
Pairing: Kirk/Spock
Word count: 9,079... -ish
Genre: pre-slash, uh, adventure?
Summary: My response to this prompt posted on st_xi_kink.


A/N: Sorry it took me so long to post the second part of the story. I'm working on my M.A. paper at the moment and because of a mess up at the University I had to re-write and re-think my whole paper. And it sucks, if anybody asks me. :( Anyway, here's the second part of the fic. I hope it's at least half as good as the previous part and it won't be much of a disappointment. And again, sorry for butchered grammar and for all the broken laws of physics. ::bows and offers chocolate cookies::


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Title: Tomorrow
Pairing: Kirk/Spock
Genre: pre-slash, uh, adventure?
Summary: My response to this prompt posted on st_xi_kink.

AU, where Pike is still the Captain, and Spock is the First Officer.

When Spock first got onto the ship he heard it is haunted by a ghost but didn't believe in the rumour because ghosts are illogical. Spock meets Lt. Kirk who seems the only one (besides Spock) who doesn't believe in the ghost. Spock finds Kirk's company quite entertaining and soon they become friends.

And they could live happilly ever after if Spock didn't discover that there is no James Kirk on the list of the Enterprise crew.

That's when he hears a story which took place a few years ago. The transporter malfunctioned/strange waves from the space scanned the ship/whatever, and a young crew member lost his life. His body dematerialized and after some time he's considered dead. The guy was James T. Kirk himself and Spock doesn't really know what to do next because: "OMFG! I've been falling in love with a ghost! I mean... Fascinating."

Bonus - happy ending
Double bonus and internet - if Bones is the person who tells the story about Kirk's death.

Pretty please? With cherry on top?

A/N: So, let me just say that I have no idea about the laws of physics and the structures of the ST universe. I totally made up some of the things, since I am new to ST fandom. Also, a small warning - you may find some mistakes and some typos - please forgive me if I butchered the language and the grammar a bit. :)

Also, feedback is most welcome. :D

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Preview:








12x Star Trek TOS
24x Stargate Atlantis
5x Stargate SG-1: AOT
7x The Chronicles of Riddick
22x other fandom/non-fandom related

I'm a hopeless lover of puddlejumpers, so please, don't hit me for the large amount of jumper icons.

Also, some of them are not fandom-related. I just made them for my own satisfaction.


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Title: On Fathers and Sons
Characters: baby!Spock, Sarek, Amanda
Word count: ~944
Genre: humour, cuteness :)
Summary: Response to this prompt posted on st_xi_kink.



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Title: --
Pairing: Kirk/Spock
Word count: ~4230
Genre: first time, angst (sorta...)
Summary: This is a response to this prompt posted on st_xi_kink.
Warnings: Uh... The characters might seem a bit OOC.


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A little something that bothered me for a long, long time. I finally dropped it off my chest. Enjoy!


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I barely have time for anything beside work, writing my dissertation, studying for exams, drinking coffee and saving the world. Hence the fic.

Title: Centuries
Author: Syuan
Disclaimer: If they were mine they would be so much happier...
Word Count: ~230
Summary: The duration of one minute depends on which side of the bathroom's door you are.

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I lived.

That was the first thing that came to my mind after reading the question. I was (and still am ^^) alive and I experienced many things, some of them good, and some of them bad and really awful. 'Life' was the first thing I thought about and I'll just stick to that.

If I had a chance to change something in my life, I wouldn't change anything. I'm happy and proud of who I am. And that I'm still alive.

Okay, so now I'm really freaked out...

How can one write a summary of a book on linguistics and works of translation, and find a reference to Stargate every now and again?

I'm writing a summary of Karl Dedecius' "Vom Übersetzen" and it's second time I found something that would remind me of SG in some twisted way. The guy mentioned Ancients (the Earthly ones, from Greece, I know, but still...).

And later, on the same page, he says something about points of origin in translation, which, of course, reminded me of the Ori.

I just hope I would be able to finish my homework before I give into those little suggestions and go watch some SG instead writing summary...

*sigh*

It's not like I don't have anything else to do, but I cut my hair recently and I really miss it now...

This is me, in the morning, before cutting hair. Look at the sleepy head!

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