Destiny and Voyager Crossroads

This is a crossover story between Star Trek Voyager and Stargate Universe. As for the timeline, for Star Trek: Voyager this interaction happened in the first half of season 7. For Stargate Universe, this happened a few weeks after the Destiny crew were brought out of their 3-year hibernation sleep after the end of season 2. I'm ignoring the SGU comic.

Disclaimer: Stargate Universe belongs to MGM. Stargate Voyager belongs to Paramount Pictures. I own nothing. I am not making a cent from this story. This is for entertainment purposes only.

Chapter 1 – Wormhole

USS Voyager - Bridge

"So, Harry, where does it lead?" asked Captain Janeway.

"Good question. The probe didn't recognise a single star system or constellation."

"So much for the Alpha Quadrant." Surmised Chakotay.

"Our luck is not that good." Added Tom Paris.

The crew of Voyager had been stranded in the Delta Quadrant for over six years. The Caretaker who kidnapped Voyager along with its crew had died shortly after Voyager's arrival. His spaceship known as The Array had blown up soon after leaving Voyager without a quick way back home. They'd been forced to take the long way back home ever since. The Voyager crew had just very recently spotted a wormhole. It greatly resembles the Bajoran wormhole at Deep Space Nine but apparently this one leads somewhere else. Thirty minutes ago they had sent through a probe. It's mission was to scan everything around it and see if it can find out where it is on the other side. Two minutes ago it had come back through the wormhole to transmit it's findings. It had apparently got good sensor readings but failed to find out where it was.

"From what I can tell from these readings, wherever the probe was, it wasn't in the Milky Way galaxy." Said Harry Kim.

"It doesn't appear to be any of the nearby galaxies either." Added Tuvok, who is also monitoring the sensor logs. "The black holes and large nebulae that can be seen from the nearby galaxies from the Milky Way galaxy does not match any that the probe detected on long range sensors."

"Anyone interested in the longest trek in human history?" asked Tom.

"Take us in, Tom." Announced Janeway.

"I was just kidding. There's no real reason to leave the Milky Way galaxy." Said Tom.

"Are you scared?" taunted Chakotay.

"I'm not scared. What I mean is, we're already fifty thousand light years from home. Do we really want to add millions or billions of light years to that number?" asked Tom.

"We're explorers Tom." Said Janeway. "We explore. It's not like we're in any hurry to go home. The Alpha Quadrant will still be there. I don't think anyone's going to mind a little side-trip. If there's any danger we'll hightail it back here."

"Okay. I'm sold. Let's hope that wormhole is as stable as those readings say it is. If we get stranded in a far-off galaxy, we can forget about ever going home." Replied Tom.

"That's actually a good point. Harry, Tuvok, double-check those readings on the stability of the wormhole. I want to make sure it's a two-way trip." Ordered Chakotay.

After a few minutes of reading the sensor scans Harry announced, "It's just as stable as the Bajoran wormhole."

"Confirmed." Added Tuvok.

"That's good enough for me." Said Janeway. "I'll better alert the crew." Janeway then announced over the intercom about their intention to enter a wormhole and to hold onto something. After a few minutes to let the crew prepare for the journey, Janeway announced, "This is it. Take us in, Tom."

Tom handled the controls at his helm station. The USS Voyager started moving toward the wormhole, accelerating as it did so. The wormhole appeared out of nowhere on the forward viewscreen, just like the Bajoran wormhole does when ships approach it. Voyager kept on a steady course, leading it right in. The wormhole swallowed up the spaceship, then the wormhole disappeared, just like the Bajoran wormhole. Nothing was left except the view of stars in the cold, blackness of space. It was as if the wormhole and Voyager were never there.