Here's a thought

[blacknblue]

If somebody wants it, they are welcome to take this idea and run with it. I don't have the time or energy right now to do justice to the concept, and I don't know when or if I ever will. So I am tossing it out for public consumption. Whoever wants it can have it. If nobody wants it, oh well.

Summary:

After fifteen thousand years, the parent races had faded into oblivion. There were no more pure blooded Humans. No more Rihansuu, no more Vulcans. Only the Hukansuu, a hybrid species of ruthless conquerors spreading their fearful power like the wings of a mighty bird of prey across the stars. Not since the fall of the Tkon empire half a million years before had any breed dared to claim sovereignty over all four quadrants of the galaxy at once.

And finally, no one remained to stand against them. The slave races of the Alpha quadrants bowed their necks early. Those that refused, like the Klingons or the Andorians, were summarily eliminated. The Gamma quadrant had offered only token resistance, and the Dominion had fallen like a house of cards very early in the game. The shape shifters were simply too vulnerable, too dependent on their servants for survival. The Breen of the Beta quadrant had proven quite intriguing. Their unique biochemistry offered several useful products that had both medicinal and industrial applications. The Breen were promptly classified as a protected species and placed under quarantine where they could be protected and harvested.

Finally the Delta quadrant had fallen. When the last of the Borg had been ground into dust beneath the Empire's heels, the Hukansuu leadership came face to face with their most profound fear.

"What now?"

[CX]

Ever read Avalon?

[blacknblue]

No. Why? Am I stealing something without realizing it?

[JadziaKathryn]

That's too deep and dark for me to attempt.

But you know what I'd like to see? A fic titled "Strange Love, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bond."

ETA: I got an email about the latest Enterprise Ficathon. I put a story with the title "Strange Love, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bond" as one of my prompts. Ha. Take that, Archer/Tucker slashers! *shudder*

[CX]

No. Why? Am I stealing something without realizing it?

Other than being set in the far future and involving a vast human-run organization ruling most of the galaxy, not really. Mostly I'd recommend it just because it's a good series and might fill your darkness quotient.

[Alelou]

That's too deep and dark for me to attempt.

But you know what I'd like to see? A fic titled "Strange Love, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bond."

ETA: I got an email about the latest Enterprise Ficathon. I put a story with the title "Strange Love, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bond" as one of my prompts. Ha. Take that, Archer/Tucker slashers! *shudder*

Ha! That's a great title!

I tried reading that ficathon stuff and my eyes just glazed over. I don't get it. Not that I want to.

[Asso]

That's too deep and dark for me to attempt.

But you know what I'd like to see? A fic titled "Strange Love, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bond."

ETA: I got an email about the latest Enterprise Ficathon. I put a story with the title "Strange Love, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bond" as one of my prompts. Ha. Take that, Archer/Tucker slashers! *shudder*

Ha! That's a great title!

I tried reading that ficathon stuff and my eyes just glazed over. I don't get it. Not that I want to.

Where and how can this story be found?

[JadziaKathryn]

Where and how can this story be found?

Well, it doesn't exist yet.

[Asso]

Ooops!

[Distracted]

I just entered the Entficathon, so since I seem to be the only other entrant who'll write anything but slash they'll probably assign it to me.

[Elessar]

I just entered the Entficathon, so since I seem to be the only other entrant who'll write anything but slash they'll probably assign it to me.

What's the Entficathon?

[Elessar]

If somebody wants it, they are welcome to take this idea and run with it. I don't have the time or energy right now to do justice to the concept, and I don't know when or if I ever will. So I am tossing it out for public consumption. Whoever wants it can have it. If nobody wants it, oh well.

Summary:

After fifteen thousand years, the parent races had faded into oblivion. There were no more pure blooded Humans. No more Rihansuu, no more Vulcans. Only the Hukansuu, a hybrid species of ruthless conquerors spreading their fearful power like the wings of a mighty bird of prey across the stars. Not since the fall of the Tkon empire half a million years before had any breed dared to claim sovereignty over all four quadrants of the galaxy at once.

And finally, no one remained to stand against them. The slave races of the Alpha quadrants bowed their necks early. Those that refused, like the Klingons or the Andorians, were summarily eliminated. The Gamma quadrant had offered only token resistance, and the Dominion had fallen like a house of cards very early in the game. The shape shifters were simply too vulnerable, too dependent on their servants for survival. The Breen of the Beta quadrant had proven quite intriguing. Their unique biochemistry offered several useful products that had both medicinal and industrial applications. The Breen were promptly classified as a protected species and placed under quarantine where they could be protected and harvested.

Finally the Delta quadrant had fallen. When the last of the Borg had been ground into dust beneath the Empire's heels, the Hukansuu leadership came face to face with their most profound fear.

"What now?"

And then Species 8472 swoops in from fluidic space and KICKS THE SHIT out of the Hukannsu and frees the peoples of the Milky Way and are the saviors of the day!

[Lady Rainbow]

I just entered the Entficathon, so since I seem to be the only other entrant who'll write anything but slash they'll probably assign it to me.

I just entered too, D. Though I'll read slash, and I don't have any problem with it myself, I don't write it, either.

[CX]

The problem I have with slash is how horribly out of character it is.

[JadziaKathryn]

The problem I have with slash is how horribly out of character it is.

Thank you! That is what annoys the heck out of me - taking characters who've been clearly established as straight and saying they're suddenly gay because someone finds it titillating. To me it's on the same level as people who decide, out of the blue, that T'Pol realizes smiling is good and she should do it. Or, while we're at it, we can have Phlox wake up one morning an Andorian.