This was a fantastic idea and all of the stories were so well done. Thanks for starting it!

Many thanks - it was a lot of fun. I still have some other round robins open if you'd like to take a try for yourself.

Heh, I loved this series. :)

Belated thanks!

that last chapter was absolutely lmao

Well, there isn't any other way it could go...

I'd vote for her. This series was a fun read. Thanks everyone.

What a nice conclusion . . . and I'd love to see Illyria taking Palpatine down in her own inimitable style!

Trouble is that exploding heads get a bit repetitive after a while...

Nice series.

At least Ill would have actually EARNED getting a Nobel Peace Prize for her ACTUAL accomplishments...

James

Except that I didn't say how she created world peace. There's probably a very large stack of skulls somewhere from the people she had to kill to get it.

Well I enjoyed the series.

Thanks - seemed about time to finish it off.

"Your chances of surviving without a spleen are considerably worse than your chances of surviving under Illyria's glorious rule."

Awesome.

Thanks!

Hee! I love Megan's summation of the progress Illyria has made and her current motivations and boundaries which should not be crossed.

Thanks. I'm glad that you enjoyed.

More fun with the great Illyria. She doesn't have to understand humour to be funny.

LOL...my favorite chapter thus far....LOVE IT.

Thank you. This is one of my favourites as well, then again, I am horribly biased.

That's a nice one - what's the crossover?

It's a "young adults" novel that I read for my children's literature course a few years ago. It's called "Three Years in Hell" and is about when Megan, Joey and their friends are in junior high school. I kind of extrapolated what they'd maybe be like as adults.

Loki as science advisor to "President" Illyria?!? How could that possibly back-fire?

I'm loving the introduction of the Asgard into this story, in case that wasn't clear from my comments above!

Oh man, I almost want that to be spun off into it's own thing.


On thing though; isnt Freya a Tok'ra?

Anise's host is named Freya, but so is the Norse goddess of love. Either the Stargate writers threw together syllables without thinking, or Anise's host grew up on an Asgard-protected world and was named in honor of one of them before she went out into the galaxy, met the Tok'ra and merged with them.

I had forgotten Anise when I wrote this. I just figured that since Freya is one of the most important figures in Norse mythology, she should be a major factor among the Asgard.

Nicely done.

Can't wait for part II

James