Far far far out in space, aboard a oddly pyrmaid shaped ship the signal was recived... and deep within the ship a ancient inhabitant took notice. As she sat up thesilken sheets fell from her curvaceous body noticeing the alarm on her personal console... Her tail twitched behind her as her catlike eyes narrowed and glowed. and then... The Go-auld Bast smiled.
"So... Iceron's last project has finally been awakened...how... intersting..Sekhmet will be most intersted in this news." She purred while summoning her guards.
It should be noted that Bast was an anomoly within the Go-auld, she actually had respect for the hosts that her race usually possesed and used with abandon. In fact many a slave and Jaffa dreamed of someday being sold or traded to Bast, her treatment of her subjects was so well known. It wasn't that she was good, oh no she was definatly no Tokra (And the last Go-auld who had made that claim found himself trapped away from his minoins while his body was slowly played with like a mouse), but she was...tolerant would be the word I suppose.
In some ways she even respected these humans. After all their 'magic' was source of energy that no Go-auld had ever been able to duplicate *Not so much because they were unable to but because their host's minds were constnatly being shackled by teh Go-aulds very nature, which inhibited the body's ability to sense and react to the Mana flwos necessary to weave magic*. It was her own curisoity concerning this magic that had allowed her to encounter the being known as Iceron just after the betrayal of the were-rats.
It was not commonly known, in fact only Iceron, Sekhmet, and Bast herself knew all the details, but it was Bast who had provided the the human bodies upon which Iceron experimented to create the races of Werecats. The price? two simple things really...
The first was a new type of Jaffa for Bast and her occasional companion Sekhmet. Catmen and catgirl Jaffas, stronger, faster, and much more durable servants than anything the other Go-auld had manged to produce. Durable in many ways really. Several of hte more powerufl Go-auld vacationed at Bast's 'pleasure planets' to enjoy these exotic specimans in truth.
Bast's own tail swished behind her as she recalled the other patr of the deal. Namely two new bodies for her and Sekhmet. Two catgirls of ravishing beauty who had advantages beyond other Go-auld hosts and even other were-cats. The melding of Go-auld and Lycanthrope had produced intersting sideeffects. First of all since the body already healed much faster than even a Go-auld symbiote coudl do on its own the body was a thousands mroe time mroe durable. Also the control of the body was absolute, as per Bast's insturctions Iceron ensured the body had no will or spirt, in fact makeing it little more than a golem. Also the Symbiote/parasite could focus its energys on other weaknesses of the werecreature body, such as its reaction to silver and since it was the Goauld and not a werecreature controlling the body the soul burning effect of silver on were's was a moot point.
Oh yes this golem body, and the spare dozen she kept in cold storage was most satisfactory. Its usefulleness haveing proved itself in the fact that she never had to switch bodies, even after getting into a deadly argument with RA about 5,000 years ago.
Chuckleing she pulled up the image of the new Lycanthrope as her female neko-Jaffa dressed her. Ranma's sabertoothed image appeared before her... even as Data scrolled down next to her.
"Oh...my! He certianly..is....scrumptious.." A feline smirk crossed her face as she took in his nude body. Installing those cameras into that spare set of armor she sold Iceron all those millenia ago certainly was paying off now!
And then she rembered the other part of the agreement with Iceron. His magic abilities had only been able to set up the device to create the ultimate Werecat, and it was aone shot deal. Obviously the wererats he created for the Were-smilidon to hunt might be able to elminate him. Iceron couldn't take that chance so had added a clause. Mainly that Bast, Sekhmet, and/or their Were-servants would ensure that this new Were-creature would not be one of a kind by any means necessary.
"Hmmm.... I guess that would mean I was...oh what was the term those humans used? Oh yes! I guess that means I was his new Fiancee... such a intersting prospect and I have been soo bored lately.." Bast's smiled evily at the thought, one side effect of her new body had been a revved up libido a minor price to pay for such power really. Had she looked behind her she would have seen that her Female Neko-Jaffa shared the same grin as their eyes roved over the nude hologram. After all thei Mistress lead a very open lifestyle and certainly wasn't opposed to sharing with her loyal servants.
"Oh I do hope he leads me ona wonderful chase... perhaps I should invite Sekhmet? Oh no...this little gem is going ot be all mine... Still how should i approach earth? That Moron Apothesis has those primitives all up in arms over his last attempt at invasion and those stupid Asgard also keep an eye on the planet..." It should be noted that Bast's attitudes towards humanity also gave her a advantage over the other Go-auld. Since she recognized they had such potential, she wasn't the type to underestimate them. A fact that amused her to no end as she watched these Human SG-1 (She respected them enough to call them by their unit name than by what the other Go-auld called them) time and time again embarass and humilate her peers and in some cases superiors. Thus Bast sat down and considered how best to tackle this problem without getting SG-1 involved as opponents. Although perhaps as allies?
Although..perhaps if she were to..'entertain' and insure the 'safety' of the SG-1 team in exchange for the delivery of one Were-Sabertooth martial artist....
SOmehow these pics are routed to the Stargate facility.
Who knew General hammond was capable of doing such a spit take?
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