The End

[kawalskyeffect.livejournal.com]

[[OOC: Read this before tagging.]]

Shiva was about to scream some more at the council’s representatives when he heart the sound of his devices powering down. The force field flickered and shut down, which meant the power dampener was also inactive. The “god” had suddenly become very much a mortal, very much vulnerable…

And oh so very screwed.

“DO NOT COME ANY CLOSER!” This time when he yelled he was not smug or disdainful. He was terrified. “I WILL KILL THEM! I WILL—”

It wasn’t clear if it was planned. With the way Kawalsky’s body was twitching, with the way the sweat poured down his face, it could have been a mistake. Or it could have been intentional, if misguided. However it happened, it was a profound mistake, one the goa’uld would pay for with his life.

He pressed the trigger for the bombs. He had no way of knowing they had all been deactivated. All but one.

And though he was voiceless, though no one could hear him save for two telepaths, Kawalsky screamed. He had tried to help the crew. Communicating to the engineers any advice that could help them disable the devices. They wouldn’t have been able to deactivate them without him, not for a while. So many months after he had broken, he thought he could stop the goa’uld from killing.

He was wrong.

Comments

Re: Announcement and Reactions

[kaya-waterwave.livejournal.com]

There was someone that was just as much on edge as Jamie, if not more: Katara, who was usually the type to go down fighting in this situation, could do nothing but watch and listen...for now. She wasn't going to deceive herself: this situation meant that there was going to be a LOT of injured people, and she had to be ready for that. In the pocket of her suit she held a card knowing there might come a time where she might have to use it.

And then came Stacy's announcement.

Katara paled. Oh no. Was everyone ok?

Re: Announcement and Reactions

[hack-rat.livejournal.com]

Alex's voice choked over the comm ring, "is e-everyone ok-kay?" His voice was heavy with fear and concern and grief. It was as if he had already been told that one of his loved ones had been killed in the blast.