Armegedon Part 2 episode 9

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Colonel Samantha Carter sat in the Captain's chair of the Sirius's bridge.
"Here they come!" she yelled over the radio to all the other friendly ships in orbit as dozens of Ancient Battleships flew from hyper space windows.
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"We can exit hyper space now Colonel," Dr. Rodney McKay said to Spencer as the Puddle Jumper, carrying SG-1 and himself flew through hyperspace.
"Right," Spencer said.
The Jumper flew out of the hyper space window and cloaked as it began it's approach to the planet, now harboring the Phantom's only weapon capable of wiping out humanity.
"Alright, we are, successfully cloaked and it doesn't look like the Phantoms know we're here," Rodney said from the terminal to Spencer's right.
"So, do we go in a blast the gate?" Spencer said.
"Unfortunately for you Colonel this mission isn't gonna be very gung-ho, we need to go in, shutdown the gate and dial the address of the planet of the gate over loader with the ZedPM they undoubtedly have down there," Rodney said, pointing to the planet outside of the Jumper's only front window.
"I'm just hoping they're keeping it open with a DHD," Rite said from the back of the Jumper, gearing up with James, Raichel, and Breaux, "I'm not really game to dismantle a possibly booby-trapped dialing device those guys are using."
"I guess you didn't see much action on the Alpha Site, ehy Rite?" Rodney asked.
"Well, Anti-Ancients hell-bent on annihilating all human life in the Universe, no can't say I have," Rite replied, slipping on a tac-vest.
"Well, here we go," Spencer said with a sigh as the Jumper dove through the atmosphere of the planet and began it's decent to a massive complex.

The Jumper quietly landed on a covered ledge overlooking a massive forest. Spencer, his team, and Dr. McKay stood in the cloaked Jumper.
"Okay," James said, lifting a box out from under one of the seats in the back of the small ship, "we'll be using these to infiltrate the base."

"Woah!" Spencer called, taking step back, "aren't those the cloaks that release deadly little bugs from one dimension to ours?"
"We were able to make the adjustments more advance after being able to study one of those things," Rodney said, strapping one to his rist, "we replaced the radiation that repelled the bugs originally has been replaced with a minor EM pulse that apparently, the little critters don't like at all."
Spencer hesitated, then took one of the personal cloaking devices, to eager to be invisible to let his fear of radiation get in the way.
He pressed the green crystal on the wrist watched like device and immediately disappeared.
"Okay, everybody cloak, we'll head out now," Spencer said.
"Cloaking," James whispered as they walked out of the cloaked Jumper.
"Everybody's gonna need to be quiet, the slightest noise might set off some sort of alarm," Rodney whispered, activating his cloak.
SG-1 and Rodney made their way down a large, open area to a large bulkhead.
"Hey, I got a stupid question," Breaux whispered, "if these things make us invisible, how come I can see you guys?"
"It's because we're all in the same dimension, we can see eachother, but they can't see us," Rite replied.
"Okay, enough chat," Spencer whispered when the group arrived at a bulkhead into a very large complex, "let's have a look at the doomsday weapon these guys have."
Spencer waved his hand over the crystal panel, after nothing happened, he decloaked, opened the door, and immediately recloaked.
The group walked into a massive room, blasted by a wave of warm air.
Rite looked up at what was giving off the warm air, "holy crap," he whispered.

"I guess we found the Stargate," Spencer whispered.

Several drones impacted the Odyssey's shield as Colonel Patton gave orders to return fire, "all forward rail guns and Asgard beam cannons fire!" he yelled.
Samantha Carter gave the same orders as the Sirius's shield was impacted by a drone.
"Firing," the Priors of the Ori ships said, sitting in the Ori Control Chairs on the bridges of their ships.
The Jaffa Hatak vessels, Ori ships, the Tria, and the Earth ships all opened fire on the oncoming Battle Ships.
Sparks flew as Sam held on to the chair she was sitting in.
"We're gonna get blown apart if we stay in one place, some of the ships in the back of their fleet don't have shields up yet, contact the Tria and jump to hyper space, launch us out and behind them, we'll take them there!" Sam yelled to the Sergent on here right.
"Yes ma'am, jumping now!" the Sergent yelled back as a blue aura flew past the ship.
Valla looked out from the Ori ship she was in and saw several Battle Ships flying at their fleet. After the Ori ships were impacted, shields still holding, she saw several blue and yellow lights rip through several ships in the back of the enemy fleet.
Several drones ripped through one of the Hatak vessels, "beam the crew on that Hatak on board!" Patton yelled at the Sergent on his right, watching the Hatak slowly explode, "those Hatak aren't gonna stand a chance against those drones, Ori vessels, move over to guard them with your shields!"
"Beam General O'Neill down to the Antarctic Outpost!" Caldwell yelled, sitting on the bridge of the Daedalus.
O'Neill burst into a patch of light and disappeared.

"General O'Neill," an airman said to the General.
"It's already started, activate the ZPM and get the systems online airman," O'Neill said, running to the Control Chair.
He hopped on to the now lit up chair and reclined. Several 3D ships flew over him, both red and blue, as a large pit near the elevator to exit the outpost began to glow, several large, bright lights flew out of the pit and up the shaft of the elevator.
The Phantom piloting the head Battle Ship saw a large wave of drones fly from the surface of the planet, "Sir!" one of the Polters yelled to him as several beams and drones impacted their shields, "we just lost several dozen ships to two Human Controlled ships that jumped out of hyper space behind us!"
"rerouting power from the engines to shields and weapons!" the Giest at the Control Chair yelled.
O'Neill looked up at all the 3D, red ships and the yellow dots that were flying from Earth impacting the ships. Several ships began to explode, the drones were leveling the fleet.
Teal'c, Bra'tak, and several other Jaffa ran to the ring room onboard a failing Hatak vessel, "we must ring aboard the Odyssey, Daedalus, or Apollo," Teal'c said, ducking his head to several sparks of energy flying from a wall in the ring room.
Sam looked at the exploding Battle Ships through the front window of the Sirius, as Tucker ran onto the bridge from one of the bulkheads, "Colonel!" she yelled as sparks flew from the cieling of the bridge, "glad you could join us!"
Sam lifted herself out of the chair as Tucker ran to it, "the rear of the shields are fluctuating with the drones they're launching!" Sam yelled, "I think we can beam a nuke onto the bridge!"
"Make it happen Sergent!" Tucker yelled at the Sergent to his right.
The Phantom piloting one of the Battle Ships in the back of the enemy fleet watched the drones of his ship fly across space. He watched in anticipation as the drones flew at the Daedalus and Apollo as a large cylindrical object flew from a burst of light on the bridge, the Phantom's smile sank, and the bridge was incinerated in a blast, blowing up the rest of the ship.
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Spencer led the group down one of the walkways, moving past Phantoms smoothly and quietly. They followed one of the Phantoms that they knew was headed for the Control Room of the weapon and Stargate after listening in on a conversation between the Phantom and another Polter.
After a long walk and evading several Phantoms, they finally arrived at a bulk head door. As it opened, Spencer saw Sven standing in front of a Terminal, and a large window, overlooking the massive weapon.
"Did you bring them?" Sven asked the Polter that had just arrived.
"Yes I did," the Polter replied.
SG-1 and McKay walked in silently and into the center of the room.
"Then go ahead and take them," Sven said to a Giest.
Before Spencer knew what happened, he was on the ground, a large pain throbbing on his back, he had been shot by a energy weapon.
"Did you really think that Alteran Technology wouldn't be detected by Alteran Detectors?" Sven asked, looking down at Spencer as a Giest pulled the cloak off of his wrist, "actually, it's just a run of bad luck on your part I suppose, we don't posses these kinds of detectors, so if this were any other base, you might of even gotten through."
Spencer's sight was blurred for a moment, then cleared to see Sven's face, "well, can't blame a guy for trying," he said, leaning his head up.
"Actually," Sven said, squatting down beside Spencer, "I can. You see, the weapon's already activated, we're keeping the gate open so you can't dial in."
"Yeah we figured that out," McKay said, trying to get up.
"But what you probably don't know is I can send the weapon through shields, like the VisUban shield," Sven said. Spencer's gut sank to his feet, "as we speak, a fleet of my finest ships and men are attacking Earth, the macro will be mine, and then my Genesis will begin," Sven said with an absolutely evil look, getting up off of the ground.
"Well, you probably didn't know this," Spencer said, getting up to his feet with his team and McKay, "we always come prepared, now!" Spencer yelled, covering his ears, closing his eyes, and falling to the floor.
Several large flashes of light burst from three canisters that had been dropped by James, Breaux, and Rachel.
Several loud bangs came as well, sending the Phantoms, including Sven, to the ground.
Spencer opened his eyes to see several cloaked figures, stunned and on the ground.
"What, what," Sven struggled to say.
"Flash Bangs, helluva kick," Spencer said, taking his Sodan cloak back, and activating it along with the rest of the group, "Rite, McKay, see what you can do about shutting down the Stargate," Spencer ordered, leaning his head towards the Terminal Sven was standing at.
James, Rachel, and Breaux dragged the stunned bodies out of the room and into a dark and empty hall way, taking the black cloaks, and passing them out to the rest of the group.
Spencer threw his over his cloaked body, so whoever looked into the window, would see several Phantoms at work.

"That got 'em!" Tucker called over the sparks and hissing of the fire extinguishers around the bridge, "ready another one."
O'Neill watched the yellow dots flout above him and impact the red ones, making them disappear, "they keep coming, there's more coming from hyper space," he said, leaning his head over to one of the Airman in the Outpost.
Sam looked out the frontal window on the bridge, seeing several more ships fly from hyper space windows, "there's too many!" she called to Tucker.
"Sirius, they're cutting through us like butter!" Daniel called over the radio from the Daedalus, "they've almost made it to the atmosphere."
Daniel looked out over the ships launching their drones, but noticed that the ones that didn't head to them, began to descend to Earth, "we need to intercept those drones!" he yelled at Caldwell.
"Right, launch all 302's from here, the Apollo, and the Odyssey!" he yelled at the Sergent on his right.
Several V-shaped fighters flew from the 304's and through Earth's atmosphere, launching missiles at the drones flying to the surface.
Only one dozen enemy ships remained in space after being ripped through by the Asgard Beam Weapons and were being destroyed by the drones from the Antarctic Outpost. Puddle Jumpers flew from the remaining ships.
"Intercept those Jumpers," Colonel Eliss, the Commander of the Apollo ordered. The Apollo launched the Asgard beams and cut through several of the Puddle Jumpers, yet a few made it past the ships and into the atmosphere.
"We've got incoming enemy ships," one of the pilots of the 302 fleet said, "be advised, they are carrying Weapons of Mass Destruction and must be intercepted," he finished. The pilot looked out to the 302 to his left.

As he watched it for only seconds, he saw a drone collide with it and rip it in half, sending himself flying from that 302. Red lights began to flash in the cockpit as his 302 began to fly towards the Earth's surface. He saw the ground get larger and larger until he slammed into it, exploding on contact.
"Take us to these coordinates," one of the Phantoms onboard the lead Jumper commanded of it's pilot.
The Jumper cloaked and began to fly towards a large mountain range, covered in snow in Colorado Springs.
"There's an incoming Puddle Jumper headed towards us," Walter Harriman said to General Landry from the Control Room.
"We're already too late," he replied, pressing a button on the headset he was wearing, "we need to get the Stargate airlifted out of here," Landry said over his headset.
"Yes sir," a voice responded, "we'll get right on that."
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Spencer looked over the Stargate and saw the blue eventhorizon disappear, "okay, it's done," Rite said, "and," he continued, pressing buttons on the Terminal. Spencer saw the kawoosh fly from the Stargate, "the Gate Over loader has just been dialed, and I'm reading that they've already started to send the pulse through, I don't think that the Phantoms will know that the gate dialed another world either."
"Good," Spencer replied, "stand back," he said, ushering them away from the terminal and pulling out his P90. He fired on the terminal, sending crystals everywhere. He looked up and saw that the Stargate did not shut down, "alright," McKay said, rubbing his gloved hands together, "looks like a mission accomplished."
A loud crash filled the room as the door that Spencer and his team had locked the Phantoms behind flew from the wall and across the floor, "not exactly Dr. McKay," Sven said, stepping through the open space where the door used to be as they were all stunned, "but now you all get to see the weapon in action," he continued as several Phantoms drug them out of the room and up stairs as Sven lead them.
"So," Spencer began as he and his team were thrown to the ground after ascending several flights of stairs to a room that looked like the VisUban Gate Room without the gate, "I'm not entirely clear on this, how are you gonna keep the weapon from destroying you as well through subspace? I mean, you are human now."
"Dr. McKay I'm sure knows," Sven said, looking at a Terminal in front of the stained glass window of the room.
McKay thought for a minute, "you have an ascension machine," he concluded.
"A what?" Spencer asked.
"A few years ago, I was zapped by this machine that was supposed to jump start you to ascension, but it didn't work," McKay replied.
"We've since perfected the design," Sven said, "and it only ascends us temporarily for a few moments."
"But how does it ascend the rest of the Phantoms in the Universe?" James asked.
"Each Phantom, as you call us, carries a small transmitter in their blood stream, the machine looks for the signal it produces, ascends them, and descends them after a few moments," Sven said, turning to look at the group just a few small feet away from him.
A grim feeling went over Spencer and his team.

Sam looked over the now empty space around them.
"I think that's all of them," she said with a whisper.
"Yeah, I think so," Tucker replied.
"SGC, we got them," Sam said over her radio.
"Excellent work Colonel," Landry replied over the radio, "you need to head to P5D-427 where the Gate Over loader is, immediately, we received word that Colonel Spencer and his team made contact through the Stargate."
"Yes sir," Sam replied.
"I'm gonna beam to the Apollo to help with repairs," Tucker said, getting up from the Captain's chair, "take care of the Sirius for me Colonel."
"Right Nick," Sam replied back, sitting down in his seat.
As Tucker's matter stream flew from the Sirius to the Apollo, the Sirius jumped to hyper space.
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"Sven, you're insane," Spencer said to the cloaked Phantom.
"Insane?" he asked, "am I really insane for having beliefs?"
"There's a difference between having a belief and wanting to wipe out all of mankind," Spencer said back.
"I don't think there is," Sven replied.

The Sirius landed on the ground of the planet near the weapon, making contact with the people inside the structure of the weapon.
"It should take significantly less time to detonate the Stargate on that side than when Anubis tried on Earth, given they don't have an iris," a voice said over the radio in the Sirius.
"Thank you Sergent," Sam replied over the radio, "Sergent," she said to the man on her left, "open up life signs detection through the gate."
"Yes ma'am," the man replied, bringing up a 3D, wire frame model of the base on the other side of the gate, covered with dots.
Sam saw a group of dots on a tall tower at the top of the complex.
Spencer looked up at Sven, "well, let's give your friends a little present now," Sven said, turning to the Terminal.
Sven began to press a few buttons on the Terminal as Spencer only watched, "and now," Sven said darkly, "I only need press this button, and I will show you the devastation of this weapon."
Sven began to lower his finger to a small button on the terminal. Spencer and his team sat still and kept their eyes on the ground.
"Now Colonel," Sven said, lifting his hand above the button, "witness just a pinprick in the eradication of mankind!" Sven hit the small, fingertip shaped button. After a few moments of waiting, Sven took his finger off of the button, looking confused.
"Nothing happened," one of the Phantoms said.
"I know that," Sven mumbled.
"Hm, I wonder why," McKay said sarcastically.
Sven wheeled around to face McKay and squatted down in front of him, "and why would that be Dr?"
Rodney did a half snort, half laugh, "what couldn't have gone wrong is the real question here, you're dealing with technology, tens of thousands of years old with mechanics that even you could barely comprehend, and eventually Sven, toys break."
"Well then I guess you'll just have to fix it Dr," Sven said, lifting McKay up by the collar and down the steps they originally came up with two Phantoms, leaving two to guard SG-1.
Spencer looked over at McKay who winked slightly at the team as he was led down the stairs. Spencer then looked at the two guards left to watch them.
"So boys and girls, what should we do now?" Spencer asked his team.
"Alpha Gamma sir?" James asked.
"No, something less showy," Spencer replied.
"Epsilon's pretty affective hear and there sir," Breaux added.
"No no, let's see," Spencer said, putting his thumb and index finger to his chin.
"Delta Charlie?" Rachel asked.
"That's the one," Spencer said. The team immediately got up and surrounded the two Phantoms guarding them easily, James and Rachel each gave one of the Phantoms a good right hook across the face, Breaux and Spencer did the same to the other, and Rite walked toward the Terminal as the other Phantoms had the crap beaten out of them until the team could get their Zats back from them.
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"Are we just that good or what?" Spencer asked, rubbing his knuckles and looking at the unconscious Phantoms on the ground.
"What about Dr. McKay?" James asked.
"All apart of the plan James, all apart of the plan," Spencer said, looking around the room they were in.
McKay was led down the stairs, still being held by the collar of his jacket, "you know you can ease up a bit on the grip, it's not like I'm going anywhere," McKay complained.
McKay was lead to the ruined Terminal, "fix it," Sven demanded.
"It's not like I can just wave a wand around and fix this, it'll take time," McKay replied.
"Then you should get started Dr," Sven replied.
The cloaked, enemy Puddle Jumpers came in closer to the SGC.
"Sir," Dr. Lee said, walking to the General in the Control Room.
"Dr, what is it?" Landry said, turning to Dr. Lee.
"Well, we began to run some simulations on the Gate Over loader and how it would affect the Stargate on the other side, and we think we found a way to speed up the detonation of the Naquadah," Dr. Lee said.
"What!" Landry called, "you know how to speed up the detonation of the weapon's Stargate?"
"Yes sir," Lee replied.
"Well how?" Landry asked.
"Well... well it's actually very complicated, but we can essentially boost the power of the Over loader with the Sirius's ZPM and overload the gate much faster," Lee said, straightening his glasses.
"That's great!" Landry said, smiling, "wait, what's the catch?"
"Well, with the actual energy we'll be introducing into the equation, it'll essentially decimate the Over loader itself and the Stargate on it's side, maybe even destroying the planet," Lee said, looking up at the General.
The General sighed, "well, the planet is uninhabited, I think the galaxy can take another one for the team, what do we need to do?"
"Well first, we need to contact the Sirius and tell them to shut down the Stargate on that side with a shaped charge. That would essentially jump the wormhole to a near by gate and shut itself down," Lee said, setting a clipboard down on one of the Control Room's keyboards.
"How long would that take," Landry asked.
"Well if we send the message through subspace now, they could have it done in 15 minutes or less," Lee said, "the only reason we need their gate shutdown is so we can dial in and send them the macro that will allow them," Lee paused for a moment, "to enhance the weapon's abilities."
"Alright, Walter!" Landry called up the staircase to the Briefing Room, the balding man came running down the steps.
"Yes sir?" he asked.
"Contact the Gate Over loader planet and relay a message for me," Landry said.

McKay worked on the Terminal as ordered, yet tweaking a few things here and there, "are you quite done?" Sven asked annoyed.
"No, this brings me back to very complicated pieces of Technology," McKay replied with the same amount of annoyance.
"Ma'am," an Airman said to Samantha Carter, "we just received a message from the SGC," the Airman said, handing her a Tablet.
"Okay, we need to make this happen ASAP," she said, handing back the Tablet.
McKay stood at the Terminal and looked up at the Stargate out of interest, the eventhorizon glowed white, and then disappeared.
"It appears that your friends failed in their plan to keep me from activating the Stargate," Sven said.
"Maybe," McKay said, "I honestly don't know anymore, to be honest, we're just kinda winging it from here."
"I wouldn't do anything rash Dr, your life is on the line as well you know," Sven said.
The Stargate began to receive an incoming wormhole, and then opened.
"I'm addressing the Phantoms leader, Sven," a woman's voice said over McKay's radio.
Sven took the radio and answered, "this is him."
"I'm offering you one last chance to surrender and destroy the weapon," the voice responded.
"Samantha Carter, I've been wanting to meet you," Sven said.
"I can't really say the same Sven," Sam replied, "again, shutdown the weapon and call back the rest of your ships, and we'll let you fly off to some other galaxy where you won't have to deal with us, or we will act with force."
"You mean like you did earlier? That's right, we found your team," Sven replied immediately.
"Hi Sam," McKay said over the radio.
"McKay!" Sam called over the radio, "how'd you guys get caught?"
"Well apparently the facility has advanced sensors that could detect our cloak," McKay replied.
"Whatever, Sven, what's your answer?" Sam asked.
"Absolutely not," Sven replied.
"You were warned, Carter out," Sam concluded.
The Stargate shut down, and remained idle for a few moments.
"Can we dial out?" Sven asked McKay.
"No, this Terminal dials the gate, and no Terminal means no Gate Travel," McKay said, looking at Sven over his shoulder.
Sven folded his arms and looked into the empty ring.

"Send it through," Landry ordered, looking into the eventhorizon of the Stargate.
Walter's computer went blank, "sir!" he yelled, "I just lost my systems!"
Landry swore and grabbed a phone off of the wall in the Control Room, "this is General Landry, all personnel evacuate Cheyenne Mountain, enemy Puddle Jumpers are headed here and we have no means to defend ourselves. Walter!" Landry called to the balding Master Sergent, "is the macro on a disk or in a hard drive?"
"In this one sir," Walter said, pointing to a computer tower below the desk.
"We need to get it through the gate through any means necessary," Landry said, hoisting the tower onto the keyboards.
"Yes sir," Walter said, pulling out a screwdriver.
"This is quicker," Mitchell said, walking in the Control Room with an ax, slamming the blade into the side of the tower and pulled the side of it off.
"Where the hell did you find that Mitchell?" Landry asked as Walter dug the Hard drive out.
"A case just outside of the Control Room sir, very handy apparently," Mitchell said, rolling the ax in his hands.
"Got it," Walter said, pulling out a small, metal box out of the tower and handing it to Mitchell.
The three heard several loud crashes and looked at the silo hatch above the Stargate, now open from being hit by two drones.
"Go Mitchell!" Landry yelled.
Mitchell bolted down the steps of the Control Room and into the Gate Room. He looked into the Gate and threw the Hard drive as hard as possible right as a drone crashed through the remains of the bottom silo hatch and rammed into the top of the gate.

Three marines escorted Sam the macro on the slightly charred hard drive to the center of the weapon's complex, looking at the ZPM connected to the DHD.
"Dial the gate," Sam said to one of the scientists in the complex.
"Yes ma'am," the scientist responded, walking toward the DHD and typing on his computer.
"Incoming wormhole," one of the Phantoms said, looking at the open Stargate. McKay burst into a bright light and was sent through the Stargate.
"Spencer," Sam said to Spencer over his radio, "we're ready to beam you out of there, you did your mission, now let us do ours."
"Sorry, can't do that Sam," Spencer replied.
"Why's that?" Sam asked.
"Because we're snatching as much of the database as possible and destroying the specs on the weapon, but the rest of my team can leave," Spencer replied.
"Sir," James said, taking a step closer to Spencer.
"No no, I can do this easily, you all go on ahead," Spencer said.
"So who's beaming over before the planet goes up in flames?" Sam asked over the radio.
"Go," Spencer insisted on his team, "I'll do it myself, don't worry."
Rite nodded and showed Spencer what he would need to do to poach the database.
Spencer's team burst into light and beamed off through the gate and to the Sirius.
"Okay," Spencer said, popping is knuckles, "let's do this."
Sam saw the rest of SG-1 beam onto the Sirius's bridge.
"Spencer," Sam called over the radio, "you need to hurry it up, the gates on both our ends are about to blow."
"Roger that," Spencer replied over the radio.
Spencer began to type rapidly on the laptop Rite left connected to the Terminal, extracting the information on the weapon's specs and much more. He pulled the interface cable out from the Terminal and began to speed down the steps and up a ladder leading to the Stargate, suspended in front of the weapon, after shutting it down and reactivating it from his side of course.
"No!" Sven yelled from the walkway to the Control Room, Spencer looked down at him.
"You lost Sven," Spencer said, getting to the top of the tower.
"No, I didn't lose to the Alterans and I won't lose to you!" he yelled.
Spencer saw eight slots open around the weapon, each holding a ZPM
"Holy crap," Spencer whispered to himself, quickly making his way across the metal girders holding the Stargate away from the weapon. Several rings around the outer-edge of the weapon began to rotate as it began to activate.
"Sirius, this is Spencer, you need to leave that planet now and beam me up," Spencer said over his radio.
"We can't, we're too far away now to beam you through the gate, we've already started to the atmosphere," a Sergent replied.
"Well that makes me feel real good," Spencer mumbled.
"You'll have to jump through to be able to be beamed up," the sergent continued.
"Right," Spencer said, as he lunged himself through the Stargate, but a man latched onto him, Sven. Sven and Spencer flew through the gate, followed by the destructive blast. When he came through, he realized he was flying through the air, hundreds of feet above the ground, then a strange feeling went over him as he was hit by the blast.
Spencer opened his eyes and saw himself flying through a white abyss. He looked around as he just floated, dazed through the emptiness, nothing.
"Hello!" he yelled, no one answered for several long moments.
After moments of nothingness, the white began to dissipate into a night sky, clouds flew by him and he saw a bright white light in the sky in the shape of a galaxy, the Milky Way.
Spencer heard calls from far away. He began to look through the clouds until he burst out of one, revealing a large city, lightly colored towers, lined with yellow lights, Lantean design.
"Hurry or the Stargate will close!" yelled a very old man in a white robe, guiding several children to the entrance of a tower.
"Hurry Amelius!" a robed woman yelled from the tower.
Spencer began to slowly descend down to the ground beside the man, and by instinct, he began to run with him.
"What's going on?" Spencer asked the man as they ran to the tower, the man did not answer, he did not acknowledge that Spencer was even there.
"He cannot here you," a soft voice said, a woman.
Spencer stopped running and watched the bulkhead close behind the group that had run through the tower.
"Hello?" Spencer replied quietly.
"Lt. Colonel Sean Spencer, are you not?" the woman's soft voice asked.
Spencer looked around the dark sky and back at the one tower, surrounded by several other buildings.
"Yes," Spencer answered softly back, "who are you?"
"I've been known by many different names, the enemy of Mirlin, the ally of Merlin later, Ganos Lal, but your people know me as," a brown haired woman in a bright white robe materialized in front of Spencer, "Morgan Le Fay."
Spencer looked at her, confused and shocked, "Morgan Le Fay, the, Morgan Le Fay? The one who was Merlin's greatest rival, then worked to hide him from the Ancients, and the one who, wait, aren't you fighting Adria now?" Spencer asked.
"Indeed I was, but that battle was finished long ago," Morgan said, "once I had engaged the Orisi in battle, I was able to bring her before the other Ancients, and the rest is now distant history."
A very loud alarm sounded over the tower and buildings Spencer looked at, "what's going on?!" he yelled over the sirens.
"They are evacuating the city, the most advanced weapons platform and last sanctuary of the Alterans of the Aurora Galaxy," Morgan replied.
"So we're," Spencer started.
"No, you were killed just moments ago with Sven in the blast of the weapon, your friends managed to escape, but unfortunately, so did Sven," Morgan said grimly over the sirens.
"Killed? But I'm here, I can feel and tell where I am and I'm self-aware," Spencer said quickly.
"Indeed you are, but I have taken your consciousness to the plains of the ascended," Morgan said softly, Spencer could barely hear her over the sirens, "I have come to give you the weapons in which to fight Sven."
"It won't help much if I'm dead," Spencer said, frowning at Morgan.
"We'll deal with that soon enough, but I'm here to give you just a few means to defend yourself and your people," Morgan said, the alarm slowly died down.
"Okay, so, what's the first weapon then?" Spencer asked, glad the sirens had shutdown.
"I'll give you the location of this city," Morgan said.
Spencer looked over the Main Tower and the few buildings around it, "not to be ungrateful, but it's kinda smaller than VisUban," Spencer said, looking back down at Morgan.
Morgan gestured lightly to look behind Spencer, he turned slowly to meet a large drop off, and a sight he did not believe.

"What is this place?" Spencer asked, looking over the massive city.
"This is VisUban before we left it for so long," Morgan said bowing her head.
"Wait," Spencer said, turning to look at Morgan, "VisUban's a city at sea, on another entire planet, this is Lantean design, but not VisUban."
"Ah, but you haven't seen why the city was evacuated," Morgan said, "we should probably move now."
Spencer and Morgan began to slowly rise up in the air, Spencer felt weightless, like before.
"After we arrived in the Aurora Galaxy," Morgan started, "we found the need to bring in beaming technology without transporters or Ring Transporters, this required a ZPM," Morgan pointed a finger at the buildings.
After a moment, the building burst into large, green lights, burst into matter streams and flew towards a platform shaped like a large snowflake, and rematerialized on top of it.
Several other blue lights burst from the platform until it formed into a large city ship.
Spencer looked up in awe as several strips of blue glowed at the bottom of the massive structure, propelling it up toward the atmosphere.
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Morgan and Spencer looked up at the massive structure, watching other buildings and towers materialize on top of the platform, then watching it jump into hyper space.
"So," Spencer said, looking at Morgan, "the first weapon is VisUban? No offense, but we already had that."
Morgan nodded. After a few moments of silence, another figure began to materialize beside Morgan and Spencer, the old man from before.
"You've finally arrived Amelius," Morgan said softly to the old man.
"Yes, everything is prepared," Amelius said.
"Amelius?" Spencer asked.
"He is the one who will give you the weapons I spoke of," Morgan began.
Spencer looked confused, "how do you mean?"
"I will combine my knowledge and wisdom into your genetic memory and mind," Amelius said.
"Wait, what?" Spencer asked, leaning back, still suspended in the air, "I don't quite follow."
"Not to worry Spencer," Amelius said, "nothing harmful will happen to you, in fact, it is I who will be sacrificing myself to add my memories and knowledge to yours."
"You're gonna sacrifice yourself?" Spencer asked.
"Yes, we are in your debt for stopping the weapon and keeping our descendants alive, but the threat is not yet destroyed, Sven has interfered with your plain of existence, now we'll level the playing field," Amelius said, "I will pass on all I know about the Stargate, the Pegasus, Milky Way, and Aurora Galaxies, not to mention the abilities to control our technology, and much more," Amelius said, looking Spencer in the eye, "we've met before Spencer, and I owe you my life."
"We've met before?" Spencer asked.
"Not yet, one day we meet, you and your team saved us from a great evil, you and your friends sacrificed so much for my people," Amelius said softly like Morgan, "so please let me return the favor."
Spencer looked at Morgan, and then at Amelius.
"The process is essentially like the mind melding of symbiote to human in the Milky Way," Morgan said, "given the youth of your evolutionary path, we will keep this knowledge in the inactive area of you mind."
"Doesn't that mean that I won't be able to use it?" Spencer asked.
"Eventually, you will be able to access it, and memories will be triggered by certain things, this is necessary to keep the knowledge from Sven," Amelius answered.
Spencer looked Amelius, "I guess we'll have to work together to stop Sven," Spencer said.
"You and your people will need to be strong, you will face many hardships and perils, but you must still press forward," Morgan said.
Spencer looked at Amelius again, "okay, let's do this," Spencer said.
Spencer saw Amelius smile and nod, then he could only see a bright light.
"Do you have any life signs!" Sam yelled on the bridge of the Sirius.
"No ma'am," one of the sergeants replied.
"Check again!" Sam ordered.
"I've checked three times Colonel," the Sergent stated.
"Well check again," Sam said.
The Sirius went full sub lite towards the atmosphere of the planet, trying to outrun the blast of the weapon that made it through the gate before it detonated.
Sam put her hand to her head, "crap," McKay said, looking out on the blast of the planet, almost catching up with them.
Just as there seemed to be no hope, the bridge of the Sirius began to light up intensely with a large source of light, an aura of white light with several silk like strands of energy flowing off of it materialized. The group aboard the bridge watched the white light, confused. The light began to dissipate, revealing a body in an SG Battle Durable Uniform. Spencer was on the floor of the bridge. He got onto his feet, looking at the shocked faces of the bridge. His body was completely healed from the cuts and gashes he received from being shot out of the gate, hundreds of feet in the air, the only difference from the original Spencer was that his normally messy, black hair, was tipped with white, the same shade as the aura's silk-like strands.
Spencer looked out of the window seeing the blast headed towards them, and looked at the Sergent to Sam's left, "Go!" he yelled.
The Sirius flew out of the atmosphere and opened a hyper space window, but but not before the blast of the weapon flew through the planet, blackening the atmosphere.
"Spencer, how?" McKay asked, cradling the Sirius's ZPM.
Spencer stared out the main window at the hyper space tunnel, then at the people around the bridge, then collapsed.

"Flight, this is Black Wolf," an F16-A USAF pilot said over the built into the plane. The F16-A is a hybrid between the F16 fighter and the X302 interstellar fighter.
The pilot looked into a small scanner at the front of the window of the jet, seeing two targets departing from a smoking hole leading deep into Cheyenne Mountain.
"Flight, this is Black Wolf, am now clear for strike on enemy targets, repeat, am now clear for strike on enemy targets," the pilot said over the radio.
"Flight, confirm, commence when ready," a voice replied over the radio.
The fighter jet descended from it's cover in the clouds, flying towards the cloaked Puddle Jumpers flying away from the Mountain.
The pilot pressed a red button on one of the controls, dropping two large explosives.
The three Jumpers and fighter jet flew over the snowy Rocky Mountains, as the two explosives flew towards the cloaked ships.
"Bombs away," the pilot confirmed.
The two bombs made contact with the three targets, eliminating them from the scanner in a large midair explosion.
"Flight, we have a confirmation on destruction of enemy targets, head on home fly boy," the voice said over the radio.
"Roger that," the pilot replied.

"What?" President Henry Hase asked over a phone on his desk in the Oval Office.
"Cheyenne Mountain was struck Mr. President, the Stargate seems to be intact, but we can't scan for life signs, there's a small bit of radiation in the Silo, not harmful to humans, but too much to get a clean scan, thus we can't beam anyone out," a voice replied over the phone.
"Send in rescue teams to assess the situation and pull out the survivors of the levels that were struck," the President replied.
"Yes sir," the voice replied.
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Mitchell opened his eyes slightly, dazed and confused about where he was or what happened. He realized he was buried under dirt, crushing him slightly, but he could still breathe through a small opening, revealing part of his head. The Colonel groaned, lifting himself up, dirt falling off of him.
"Hello," Mitchell said, still dazed and vision blurred.
"Mitchell!" a voice yelled from behind a large metal wall.
"Sir?" Mitchell asked quietly.
"Stay there Colonel, we're coming," another man called from behind the wall.
"Walter, grab the ax," the first voice said.
"Yes sir," Walter said.
Mitchell heard several smashing noises, an ax plowing into a door. Mitchell looked around where he was, a battle-scarred Gate Room. He turned around to see the Stargate, half buried. He walked closer and was hit with a very bright beam of sunlight.
"Son of a," Mitchell mumbled, looking up the red hot Silo tunnel into the Sun.
Mitchell heard a scraping noise from behind himself. He turned around slowly, seeing a bulk head door being pried open with several crowbars.
It opened slowly, several doctors made their way into the large room.
"Colonel," one of the doctors said, "are you alright?"
"No, no I'm not doctor," Mitchell replied.
"Do you know who I am?" the doctor asked.
"You're, you're Dr. Lamb," Mitchell said as a doctor waved a small flashlight in his eyes.
"Good, good Colonel, do you know where you are?" Lamb asked.
"SGC, I'm in the Gate Room," Mitchell said, the memory of the drone pelting the gate coming back to him.
"Sir," Walter said, walking to the light coming from the silo tunnel, "there's people up there."
"What?" Landry asked, walking towards the bottom opening of the silo.
Landry saw several figures, one beginning to scale down the silo's walls with a medical kit.
"Remain calm!" the figure scaling down the silo yelled.
"Yeah, just come help us please!" Mitchell called back, walking to the opening of the silo.

"Again," a doctor said, standing over the unconscious and unresponsive Spencer with defibrillator paddles, "charge again."
Spencer's chest shot up when the charge went through his body and dropped after the doctor removed the paddles.
"Chuck," one of the doctors said to the doctor standing over Spencer, "we've got a heartbeat," the doctor said, pointing to a monitor.
Spencer's eyes opened and he shot up from lying down.
"Colonel, stay calm," the Chuck said, "how do you feel?"
"I," Spencer paused, looking at his hands, "I feel fine."
"Chuck, he's right, his vitals, they're all back to normal now," the doctor said, looking at the monitor.
Chuck looked at Spencer, "how did you," Chuck started.
"It must've been Amelius Spencer whispered to himself," Spencer whispered to himself.
"Who?" McKay asked walking into the room, "how're you feeling Sean?"
"Fine, but do I have a briefing for you," Spencer said, slipping a black T-shirt on.

Spencer walked into Sam's office in VisUban.
"Sean," Sam said, looking up from her Tablet computer, "there you are."
"Yep, just heard you were calling us," Spencer said as Sam walked out of her office, across the top of the main staircase, and into a room lined with revolving doors.
"Colonels," Bailey said, sitting down at one of the seets of the briefing room, his feet propped up on the table.
"Joe," Spencer replied.
Spencer looked over the room at his team and Dr. McKay.
"Interesting," Rite said, looking at Spencer's hair, "the genetic memories you got must've passed on some of Amelius's genes as well, or maybe it's just because you were ascended for awhile."
Spencer ran his fingers through his black hair, now tipped with very light gray tips, "I dunno, I kinda like it."
"Well," Bailey said, taking his feet off of the table and standing up, "the Ori ships are back where they came from and the same with the free Jaffa Hataks."
"I'll take it from here Bailey," Mitchell said, walking into the Briefing Room, "the SGC is gonna be rebuilt in no time, until then, we've beamed the Stargate into the Antarctic Outpost, so Stargate Ops will take place there until levels 17-24 are repaired."
"Cam, how're you healing up?" Sam asked.
"Well it's gonna take more than three drones to take me out Sam, you don't have to worry about me," Mitchell said.
"We don't know how Sven survived the weapon blast, but Morgan Le Fay said he did, and I think we can trust her," Spencer said.
"We also did a fly by of the weapon's planet, the materials of the gate and facility went into the atmosphere," Rite said.
"What did that do?" Mitchell asked.
"It's essentially been turned into Mars Colonel," Rite concluded.
"We beamed the Puddle Jumper with the hyper space generator, and the Sodan Cloaks aboard the Sirius before we took off, so I don't think we left anything behind," McKay said, "in all, the mission went pretty well, but after we shutdown the Stargate, we kinda had to wing it from there," McKay finished.
"Odyssey did a fly by of it's own before heading back here of the Gate Over loader's planet, it's gone," Sam said, leaning on the wall and folding her arms.
"So all in all, mission accomplished," Spencer said.
Sam, McKay, and Mitchell nodded.
"It's weird," Spencer started, "when Sven was out there, looking for the weapon, I had a dark feeling all the time, but now that the weapon's gone, I feel pretty safe now."
"That's exactly what I was thinking," James said.
"Me too," Rachel agreed.
"Me three," Breaux agreed.
"Yeah," Rite agreed.
"But I'm guessing this rodeo isn't over yet," Mitchell said.
"No it isn't Cam, but it's exactly what Morgan told us, we'll need to be strong," Spencer said.
"We'll face many hardships and perils," Rite said.
"But we must still press forward," Bailey said.
"Work together," James said.
"Trust each other," Rite said.
"Never forget what we're fighting for," Rachel added.
"Defend those who can't defend themselves," Sam said.
"Not abuse the power we have now," Breaux added.
"Let's just hope things will lighten up around the our galaxies," Spencer said.
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