McKay's Flying Trapeze von Krismcsherry

Zusammenfassung: So much of the Ancient's technology depends upon mind control, but what if you lost control of your mind? McKay has a medical problem, but he's lost enough of his rational mind not to care. In this state, he dares to take matters into his own hands.
Eingestuft: 13+ [Reviews - 1]

Kategorie: Rodney McKay
Charaktere: None
Episode Related: None
Genres: Action/Adventure, Drama
Holiday: None
Season: Season 1
Warnings: language
Crossovers: None
Herausforderung:
Serie: None
Kapitel: 1 Abgeschlossen: No
Wörter: 9123 Gelesen: 1546
Veröffentlicht: 2004.12.19 Aktualisiert: 2004.12.19

1. Chapter 1 by Krismcsherry [Reviews - 1]

(9123 words)

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