Title: Freefall
Author: Wonderland
Rating: G
Disclaimer:
Don’t own ‘em, wish I did, you know who does, yadda,
yadda, yadda.
Summary: Teal’c
Alphabet Soup - P is for Parachute. Because I just love the fact that Daniel
jumped voluntarily and Teal’c had to be pushed out of the plane.
Season/Spoiler info: Watergate
“O’Neill.” I smirk inwardly as he jolts
in surprise.
“God! T, would you quit doing that!”
His eyes are dark and furious.
“It was not my intention to frighten
you, O’Neill.” I lie smoothly.
His expression says I have not fooled
him. “Come on, Teal’c. The plane’ll be here in a few minutes.”
I stand stiffly, unmoving. “I will not
be entering that vessel again.”
He frowns at me. “I don’t know how you
think you’re gonna get home then. It’s not like you can catch the next Stargate
out of here.”
“My latest experience with this form of
travel was most unpleasant. I do not intend to once again exit the vessel at a
high rate of speed with only a thin layer of fabric to prevent a plummet to
certain death.”
There is a distinct snicker behind me.
I turn and glare at Daniel Jackson; there was a time this look would have cowed
him. It gives me no pleasure to see him stand his ground although Dr. Markov
takes a cautious step that places her behind Daniel Jackson. “Pay no attention,
Teal’c. Jack’s just pissed off.”
“Because?” I inquire.
“Because the highly trained Air Force
macho jocks with plenty of parachuting experience landed a mile away from the
target and the two untrained amateurs landed in the front yard.” He steps around
me and guides Dr. Markov into another corner of the control room, chattering in
an unintelligible language.
“That,” I sniff haughtily, hiding a
surge of satisfaction, “is of no consequence. I will not ‘jump’ from this
vessel again.”
“You won’t have to, Teal’c. We’re gonna
land the old fashioned way. On a runway.”
I take a step closer. “If you feel the
need to once again force me to exit a vessel in this manner, you will not live
long enough to regret the action, O’Neill.”
Much like Daniel Jackson, he doesn’t
back away from me, although his eyes narrow and his brow furrows. Then he
inexplicably smiles. “I can never tell when you’re kidding these days.”
“I am not.”