Alright, so obviously I fucked something up earlier. It wasn't like I had a lot of experience in makin' nice with people. Slayer. She alone. Blah blah blah, Wes made me memorize that speech with how often he'd said to me over the years. But honestly, the fact that I had no friends didn't really have much to do with me bein' the slayer. More to do
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Shaking my head I sighed and went back to my books, I had picked up a few books from the local shop to find out about doing that spell against the Immortal. So far I was having some progress, not much, but it was better then nothing.
"Tara! TARA! Let me in! Open up!"I bolted out of bed, my books dropping onto the floor, and hurried to the door. I knew it was Faith but the tone in her voice sounded like nothing I'd heard before. Scared panic ( ... )
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"Zombies." I said casually as Tara finally got up to her feet. Without thinking I grabbed her arm and pulled her next to me against the door. Keeping one palm flat against the door, I grabbed her and rolled us so that her back was pressing into the door and I was pressed into her. Pressing my hands to the door I pulled away from her and kept pressure on the door.
"Don't move." With that I let go, and watched a horrified look come over her face as she struggled to keep the door closed. Moving quickly I grabbed her desk and jammed it under the doorknob, locking them out of the room for now.
"That should keep 'em out for a little while." Taking a few steps backwards, I put a hand to my forehed with a wince.
Hoped she liked zombies on her pizza.
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But again, I don't say it, only think it. I sighed and shook my head. putting down the bloody cloth and walking over to one of the book shelves. "Yeah, I t-think I have something." I sounded like I had more confidence then I actually did.
The banging and rattling on the door wasn't helping my nerves any but I needed to keep a level head here, somehow.
"T-there's a spell...a blackout of sorts..." I murmured pulling the book down and quickly flipping the pages. "It'll take out all magick in about h-half the town..." I muttered nervously. That would leave me without my magick for who knows how long and all the zombies might either disappear or end up piles of bodies outside the door.
Either way, I had no choice. Nervously chewing my lip I sat on the edge of the bed and took a few deep breaths before I started to chant the spell softly, hoping it would work long enough.
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She was smiling and I nodded slowly, glad that the spell worked, taking slow deep breath's I moved back over to the bed. I wasn't sure how exactly I was feeling but I didn't feel quite right.
"Y-yeah," I licked my lips and rested my head in my hands. "I can f-feel it." I took a few slow and deep breaths before looking back up at her, smiling just slightly. "I'm ok, I'll b-be ok." I stood up - still a bit unsteady on my feet - and looked her over, noticing a deep scratch on her arm. "Are you ok? C-can I look at that now?" I licked my lips and looked up at her, wishing the room would stop spinning.
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Guessed not as her fingers wrapped around my arm as she pulled me back over to that chair. With a sigh I sat down as she started running the damp cloth against the trauma. I was fine. Zombies? No big deal. Course the Immortal was kind've a big deal, but I was used to his crap by now. Zombie army was a new one. Least they were easy to slay.
"Thanks for the bail back there....again." It occured to me that this was the second time she'd saved my ass. Well, okay not saved just sorta made things conveniant for me. I wouldn't eventually killed that one vamp and this...army of zombies. Eventually. Probably. Definitely.
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"Anything but pizza?" I requested with a frown, still thinkin' about my squashed pizza. "There's a diner up the street from here, it's not too bad. Plus. Pancakes all night long." I grinned at her hopin' to win her over to Bickford's in no time flat. Bickford's was my home for nasty bitter coffee and pancakes all the time.
She nodded at me and I stood up waitin' for her to get her coat as I glanced at the numerous bumps and bruises visible on my arm. Fingerprints of bony hands. No big deal. They'd be gone by mornin' for sure. Fuck. And the Immortal thought he could take me out that easy? Bitch please.
Course I was smart enough to know that it was more about playin' with me than anything else. He was testing me. I just wasn't sure why.
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I'll be ok in a few hours, the spell would wear off and I'll be ok. Maybe Faith won't find out why I'm so jittery and such, hopefully she'll be oblivious to it and we can just have a semi-normal meal. Hopefully.
I took my jacket and my wallet before grabbing my keys and following Faith out of the door. Digging my hands in my pockets I followed close by her, reasuring that she knew where this place was that she was taking me.
"T-thanks." I murmured, glancing over at her and blushing slightly when my eyes met hers for a moment. I tucked my hair behind my ear and walked in step with her. "S-so um h-how did that happen?" I gestured behind us and back to the dorms. "W-was it the Immortal?" That was a bit obvious, Tara.
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"Yeah. I come here alot. Course, nice isn't really the word I'd use for it. But it's cheap and the food ain't bad." I agreed as the waitress gave us a table. Opening the menu I started lookin' through it like I always did, even though I always ended up gettin' pancakes in the end ( ... )
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