#32 - Minor Player
Jun. 27th, 2006 12:42 pmtitle: Minor Player
word count: 200
fandom: Stargate SG-1
challenge: #032 - Jobs
summary: Walter opened the letter from his other employer with a pensive frown.
disclaimer: The words are mine; the worlds are not. I claim nothing but the plot.
notes: Post-"Chosen" B:tVS; sometime season 8/9-ish for SG-1.
Walter opened the letter from his other employer with a pensive frown. He hoped they hadn't changed their minds and replaced him; he'd just gotten used to juggling both sets of duties.
None of the Watcher's Council brass had really wanted him in the first place; they'd intended to insert a non-military mentor into Lt. Hailey's life, but as much time as she spent at the SGC-- nearly as much as Lt. Colonel Carter sometimes-- that hadn't been feasible. So they'd somehow located a list of personnel assigned to 'Area 52' and combed through it for anyone with even a tenuous Council connection. Walter had been the lucky candidate, courtesy of a distant English cousin.
Neither of his employers had any real idea what the other was up to, he was pretty sure; they wouldn't be able to resist sticking their fingers into each others' pies if they had any idea. Walter kind of liked it that way; he was starting to see the attraction in being a key, if minor, player in not only one, but two organizations that regularly saved the world.
Fortunately, it looked like his fears had been groundless. "Supplemental salary," Walter read aloud, and smiled.
(fin)
(x-posted to
jedibuttercup &
stargate_xing)
word count: 200
fandom: Stargate SG-1
challenge: #032 - Jobs
summary: Walter opened the letter from his other employer with a pensive frown.
disclaimer: The words are mine; the worlds are not. I claim nothing but the plot.
notes: Post-"Chosen" B:tVS; sometime season 8/9-ish for SG-1.
Walter opened the letter from his other employer with a pensive frown. He hoped they hadn't changed their minds and replaced him; he'd just gotten used to juggling both sets of duties.
None of the Watcher's Council brass had really wanted him in the first place; they'd intended to insert a non-military mentor into Lt. Hailey's life, but as much time as she spent at the SGC-- nearly as much as Lt. Colonel Carter sometimes-- that hadn't been feasible. So they'd somehow located a list of personnel assigned to 'Area 52' and combed through it for anyone with even a tenuous Council connection. Walter had been the lucky candidate, courtesy of a distant English cousin.
Neither of his employers had any real idea what the other was up to, he was pretty sure; they wouldn't be able to resist sticking their fingers into each others' pies if they had any idea. Walter kind of liked it that way; he was starting to see the attraction in being a key, if minor, player in not only one, but two organizations that regularly saved the world.
Fortunately, it looked like his fears had been groundless. "Supplemental salary," Walter read aloud, and smiled.
(fin)
(x-posted to
no subject
Date: 2006-06-27 09:53 pm (UTC)