Fighting Passions - Ronon Dex - Stargate Atlantis

Fighting Passions - Ronon Dex - Stargate Atlantis

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Alison O'Neill had gotten her sense of adventure from her adoptive family. Growing up around a group of people who go to new worlds and face new enemies for a living is bound to shape a child. Of course, she was also found on one of those new worlds on one of the first missions that the team had gone on, at the age of 14, is also going to shape a young girl. Before being rescued by Sam, Jack, Daniel, and Teal'c, Alison or Ali was a guinea pig for scientists who wanted to make a super soldier and was being trained to fight like one of her people's most advanced warriors. When the team found her, a scientist was drilling her for more bone marrow samples, and she was screaming in utter agony. It took a long time, but the young girl learned to trust this team, and let them become her family. Now, Ali is all grown up and ready for her own adventures, apart from her team as a grown adult. When she heard about Atlantis, she knew she needed to go. So, she walked up to the man who officially adopted her and every other member of her Hodge podge family and explained why she needed to go. With much effort, begging, and even some tears, the girl was allowed to go to Atlantis; not only as a soldier, but as an explorer and advisor on how to deal with new people, because that was who she used to be: the new person they had to deal with. After, her first year on Atlantis and the many, many battles she, and her team have fought against the Wraith, a new challenge arises: A man. Allison has dealt with many men, growing up on a military base, who practically surrounded her, but she has never met a man quite like Ronon Dex before. Complex, quiet, brooding, and yet light-hearted, and sweet, he's a mystery that she's continuing to get closer to. I do not own Stargate Atlantis or any characters affiliated with SGA or SG1, I only own Alison and any changes she makes to the plot.
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