Atlantis is hostile to humans

[ratcreature]

I'm looking for stories in which Atlantis is less functional or even hostile towards (non-ATA) humans, like for example Sentience by Tarlan, or Pray For Rain by inlovewithnight. Atlantis could be sentient, but I'm also interested if it was just an Ancient security feature without any sinister/crazy AI behind it. Gen, het, slash are all fine with me.

Comments

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

I think Three Fates (http://www.eternalvox.net/%7Eauburn/threefates.html) by Auburn and eretria will give you what you're looking for. Long, plotty and angsty, it's an intense read.

[ratcreature]

Right, it has that too. (I tend to mentally file it under "time travel".) Thanks for reminding be.

[dossier.livejournal.com]

greyias has a couple of stories where Atlantis doesn't work for anyone without the gene, but it's not malicious. (http://greyias.livejournal.com/tag/lightswitch)

[ratcreature]

Thanks! I'm not just looking for hostile, everything where it functions differently is fine.

[downloadable08.livejournal.com]

I know I'm late to the party, but I can't believe that no one's suggested Foolproof and Incapable of Error (http://neery.livejournal.com/25781.html). Although it definitely fits the "sinister/crazy AI" bill... ;)

[ratcreature]

Thanks.