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A Merging of Worlds (Adria/Julian)
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lustrationAdria had waited for many years until she was able to go forth and find Julian. Being Ascended had made such a thing possible and she hadn't aged a day since the last time they had seen each other on the island that held held them prisoner for so many years. It hadn't been easy for her to be so patient but she'd had many matters to concern herself with during those many years.
She'd had to send her mother and her friends back to their own galaxy and close the gate which had connected the two galaxies and cut her people off from those from Earth. Then she'd had to plan and calculate a great deal because Julian wasn't from a time that had branched from her own. She'd had the opportunity to just go with him to his time but she had known that there were things she had to do and fix in her own. She had parted from him with her memories of the island intact and she had promised him that she would come to him when the time was right and if her calculations were right by the time she arrived at his space station, it would have been a mere few weeks since he'd last seen her.
And so she sat in her chambers of an Ori mothership, her excitement growing as they traveled through hyperspace. She swallowed and rose to her feet, her hands smoothing over the front of her elaborately beaded gold dress and moved to stand in front of her mirror. While her clothing was far different than those she'd worn on the island, she looked exactly the same and she hoped that Julian hadn't for some reason forgot her... Though she remembered him, even after all those years, surely he would remember her after a few years.
She swept out of her room right as the large ship dropped from hyperspace within communication range of Julian's space station. She knew that her Priors were initiating contact and if things went as planned, she would be reuniting with her doctor within a few hours time if not sooner. She smiled, deciding to let them work out the details. All that mattered to her at that point was seeing him again.
A few hours later, she had boarded one of her ship's shuttles with a Prior and left the safety of her ship behind as they approached the station. Thankfully, docking hadn't taken long and it had taken even less time for her and the Prior to make their way through the long corridors that lead to where she'd hopefully see Julian.
She'd had to send her mother and her friends back to their own galaxy and close the gate which had connected the two galaxies and cut her people off from those from Earth. Then she'd had to plan and calculate a great deal because Julian wasn't from a time that had branched from her own. She'd had the opportunity to just go with him to his time but she had known that there were things she had to do and fix in her own. She had parted from him with her memories of the island intact and she had promised him that she would come to him when the time was right and if her calculations were right by the time she arrived at his space station, it would have been a mere few weeks since he'd last seen her.
And so she sat in her chambers of an Ori mothership, her excitement growing as they traveled through hyperspace. She swallowed and rose to her feet, her hands smoothing over the front of her elaborately beaded gold dress and moved to stand in front of her mirror. While her clothing was far different than those she'd worn on the island, she looked exactly the same and she hoped that Julian hadn't for some reason forgot her... Though she remembered him, even after all those years, surely he would remember her after a few years.
She swept out of her room right as the large ship dropped from hyperspace within communication range of Julian's space station. She knew that her Priors were initiating contact and if things went as planned, she would be reuniting with her doctor within a few hours time if not sooner. She smiled, deciding to let them work out the details. All that mattered to her at that point was seeing him again.
A few hours later, she had boarded one of her ship's shuttles with a Prior and left the safety of her ship behind as they approached the station. Thankfully, docking hadn't taken long and it had taken even less time for her and the Prior to make their way through the long corridors that lead to where she'd hopefully see Julian.
