Yeah, I know what you're thinking. How the fuck's he going to do this? The answer: simple.

Remember Neffie's DH rumour? Well, Harry kills Voldemort and loses his magic in the process. Scrimgeour, being the nice little Harry-hater he is, gets Harry papers for the Muggle world and a new identity.

He goes through college, and ends up at the NSA as a certain hopeless and heroic techie that we all know and love...

The nanites have an extra effect though, one that was never foreseen by anyone. Harry's magic was not completely destroyed and it now lays dormant after regenerating in his blood for so long. The extra magic makes the nanites go haywire and cause his magic to react. He realises he was duped and, with certain upgrades, gets his revenge.


So what do you guys think?

 

I didn't like the show -- is it even still on the air? But if drunk enough I would read this.

 

Nah. Cancelled. I liked it; Jake reminded me of HP. Noble buggers, the pair of 'em.

 

Back to work on your HP/SG1 crossover!

 

There weren't that many eps but I watch re-runs on one of the HD channels. I could almost see the shaggy dark hair similarities. (Though I never understood the reason for the decidedly un-hot chicks on the show.)

But the idea of technological nanites in blood isn't a new one. I've not followed either fic, but aren't Kung Lou's "A Matter of Perception" and Louis IV's "Mastermind Hunting" both dealing with a somewhat similar idea? Nanites in the blood or something.

Might want to see if this idea is even different enough from how they're handling things. (And I'm sure someone can correct me if I'm way off base here but I was thinking Harry got accidentally or intentionally technologically infused.)

 

I thought Mastermind Hunting was the one with Harry getting sucked into the CERN Particle Accelerator and becoming a god... or something?

 

In 'a matter of perception' Harry talks to the nanites. Add in the fact that he's been duped by Scrimgeour, I'd say it's quite different.