Tushar Srivastav

Chapter 9: A New Dawn

Harry slowly stood up from the chair, groaning slightly as his stiff joints protested their ten days of inactivity. His body felt foreign but… lighter—mentally and physically. Not lighter from a lack of weight, but from a lack of burden. Despite having an overwhelming amount of knowledge dumped into his brain, he didn't feel strained. In fact, he felt something akin to the calm that comes after a deep meditation session—the mental stillness that follows the release of lo...

Chapter 8: Legacy of the Ascended

As soon as Harry closed his eyes, he felt the familiar tug of magic, pulling him inward. When he opened them again, he was standing once more on the strange floating rock suspended in an endless cosmic void—the manifestation of his mindscape. But this time, he wasn't alone.

A humanoid figure stood nearby, radiating a soft, silvery light that shimmered like stardust. Her presence felt ancient, timeless, yet not hostile—an echo of something once great.

"Hello, descendant....

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Chapter 7: Sam's Awakening

Sam POV

Sam Carter had seen a lot of strange things since joining the Stargate Program—but this, she thought grimly, staring around the room, was something else entirely.

She wasn't sure how she got here—whatever here was—but she was surrounded by dozens, if not hundreds, of small, humanoid creatures. They stood barely half her height, with bat-like ears, long noses, and eyes that gleamed with curiosity and intelligence. They moved with imp...

Chapter 6: The Cold Awakening

Harry apparated into a pitch-dark, bone-chilling space. The temperature hit him like a wall. His first instinct was survival—he cast a quick warming charm on both himself and the unconscious person in his arms. The warmth settled over them like a protective cloak, warding off the immediate bite of the cold.

"Lumos," he whispered.

The tip of his wand flared to life, casting a pale cone of light through the frost-hung air. He gently laid the unconscious scientist against on...

Chapter 5: Harry's Escape

So that's how Harry found himself in the depths of a military mountain complex, guarded by who knows how many reinforced metal doors. He'd been brought here after surgery, though at the time, he'd been barely conscious and only vaguely aware of passing through at least three massive barriers. Maybe more. Not that it mattered—he could have escaped at any time once fully recovered. But honestly? If the Muggles were so insistent on locking him up, who was he to deny them the pleasure?

He...

Chapter 4 First Contact Fallout

General West's POV Stargate Command

General West paced his office, nerves prickling under his skin. He was waiting for any word on the team he had sent off-world through the Stargate—a sentence he never imagined saying out loud, but this was the reality now.

It had been three days since the gate had last activated. They were overdue.

Just then, a soldier burst through the door. "Sir, the device is activating!"

West was on his feet instantly, followi...

Chapter 3: Between Worlds

When Harry woke up, he felt better—rested and somewhat recharged—but still nowhere near recovered. If he had to quantify it, he'd say he was at 25%, give or take.

Not ideal. Harry would've preferred to stay in bed until he hit at least 50%, but unfortunately, that wasn't an option.

Ra had summoned him.

Pushing himself out of bed, he began his morning routine. His muscles still ached, and his magic pulsed faintly, recover...

Chapter 2: The God Within

Pain.

Like nothing Harry had ever felt.

It tore through his skull, sharp and unrelenting, as though his head was being split open from the inside. It made the pain he had suffered during his fifth year from Voldemort's mind-link seem like a paper cut.

Then he felt it—a second presence in his mind. Strong. Arrogant. Alien. It was trying to take control of his thoughts, to dominate him completely. Stronger than the Imperius Curse, more invasive than Legilime...

Chapter 3

Chuck saw the stunned face, and when it became clear that no one would say anything, he took control in his own hand and said, "Good evening General, Cornel Casey, Agent Walker and Agent Larkin", while looking to said person.

This seemed to bring them out of their shock as they replied in the order of Sarah, Casey and the general word being

Chuck

Moron

Mr Bartowski, what are you doing

"Hey guys, so you missed me an...