Magical Me

Jan 11, 2008 20:15

Magical Me
Who: Tara and Willow to start, then whomever wanted to be involved in the aforetalkedabout plot.
What: The news they've been waiting for- they get to leave the motel!
When: Saturday, right after the message
Why: Because we like you! role playing, role reversal, and plot furtherance.

Magical Me )

spike, willow rosenberg, buffy summers, charles gunn, tara maclay

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thatsummersgirl January 26 2008, 15:14:13 UTC
"I think that's our cue," Buffy said, almost ironically, as she was the first to bolt forward towards the staircase that lead to the upper levels of the Winterton Manor. She was eager for a fight as much as she was eager to keep her friends out of harm's way. She knew that Willow and Tara were witches with the power to protect themselves to a pretty powerful degree, but with their odd behavior she wanted to be safe rather than sorry.

Besides, Buffy had been a Slayer for over ten years, and she'd done her best when she'd had help from her other friends.

"Do we have a welcoming committee?" she muttered as she ran up the steps. They were sturdy in the sense that she didn't fall through them, other than that she didn't give them much of an appraisal. As she made her way to where Willow and Tara were, she saw a green glow of light that was rushing around a struggling form - some black mass of creature-y grossness.

"You really didn't have to giftwrap the demon," Buffy said, standing there, not sure if she was supposed to touch the green light, lest she be affected in the binding magic as well. "Where'd he come from? Are there more?" she asked in her standard-procedure voice, looking around in an alert manner.

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cpt_peroxide January 27 2008, 01:12:16 UTC
"If it were that bleedin' easy," he began, trailing off when everyone decided that they were going to head off into the house, deeper and deeper, while he was stuck out on the patio with, mind you, the sun still beamin' and a magical shadow protecting him. The invisible barrier was still very much barrier-like, as was with him leaning on it.

Turning around and tossing his blanket cloak over the railing beside him, running the length of the stairs leading up into the mouth of the cavernous manor, Spike rubbed his hands together like a magician about to perform one of his best tricks, and steeled himself for the inevitable let down. Charlie boy might've had the best intentions, inviting him inside before he lit up like a sparkler, but usually you had to live in a place for some time before you got the invitation part down. Chances were, the ex-lawyer's stuff hadn't even been brought in yet.

Technicalities. "An' here goes a lot of..." One hand pressed against the doorway, coming up shy of actually passing through it again. "...nothin'," he finished, deflated.

Clicking his tongue and shuffling back around to lean against the door frame this time instead of the barrier preventing him entrance, Spike withdrew a crumpled pack of cigarettes from his pocket and pulled one between pale lips, letting it dangle from the corner of his mouth as he spoke, already stuffing the smokes back and fishing for his lighter. "I'll just stand here, keep an eye on the perimeter. You all go on, don't mind me." One of those sods could have at least rang the Brit with the deed, for Christ's sake.

"Just standin' out on the porch," he continued, keeping himself entertained. "Me, myself, an' I. Right as rain."

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thatredwitch January 28 2008, 04:51:18 UTC
Willow blinked. Well, there really wasn't much else for her to do. The demon really wasn't one she'd ever seen before - sure, maybe in a nightmare, but not anything face to..uhm..snout? Muzzle? Tara's attack certainly caught her off guard as well; that was just...wow. Any of those naughty wayward bedroom thoughts Willow had picked up from her blonde partner were certainly echoed and expanded upon by the red head.

The demon's body was built for bounding or pouncing or mauling - very hellhoundish. But, the face and the horns didn't match. And, it had a fluffy bunny tail with fluffy bunny ears, which were hidden behind the massive horns. Anya! Anya made this damn thing. Possibly. The demon fought against its bindings, hacking and slashing as best it could.

"No." Willow's eyes looked back to the ruined door, only it wasn't so ruined. In fact, it was perfectly fine. "There aren't."

There was a howl from the demon, and howls rose from other places in the building. Giles was so going to be sitting in the corner after this. Willow's eyes closed as she focused; they were soon open again to show the consuming black that usually meant big mojo bout to happen. Her hand lifted; an energy burst flew from the raised hand and engulfed the creature. The howls turned to cries of pain.

"I said, stop." The demon didn't make any sound; in fact, the place was rather quiet now.

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magical_maclay January 31 2008, 05:43:26 UTC
Willow appeared to have everything under control so the blonde witch turned her attention to the door. "Hm. Technically, the woods' dead, but...", she said to herself, barely audible to anyone but herself. She touched the wood, stroking it softly and willing it to grow again. She felt the electricity moving through her fingers and the splinters seemed to meld together. She smiled and ran her hand further up the wall as high as it would go, the wood healing itself ahead of her. The wall was next and had seemed to take a cue from its' neighbor and rapidly squeezed itself together. She gave it a pat and turned back to the rest of the group. "Good thing this house is old. I'm not sure if that would've worked if it wasn't real wood."

She turned back and surveyed the demon again and scrunched up her face in a smirk. "Yah, this'd definitely be Anya's worst nightmare." She joined Willow again and reached for her hand, cocking her head and taking it in. "What do you think we should do, sweetie?", she asked calmly, as if they were trying to decide which dessert to try off a fancy silver tray. "Sounds like there's more of them."

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_gunn_charles_ January 31 2008, 11:22:51 UTC
Gunn wrinkled his nose at the sight of the....whatever that was. And the way those witches were actin'. It was way to new age namby pamby crap for him. Like they were floatin' in the clouds with their nature talk.

What were they anyway? Witches or wood nymphs or whatever. Yeah, okay so he read about those in a book once when they'd been doin' research in LA. Been doing that a lot. Gunn was hopin' there'd be less of the research kind and more of him stickin' his axe in various baddies.

Like this one. Good thing he brought his axe then. "They usually this floaty?" he asked in a whisper, leaning sideway toward the Slayer. "Can we axe them?" he asked louder, so the witches would hear them. Not that he cared if they heard his other question, they seemed to be to focused on the magic whosit anyway.

And where was Spike? Still being dramatically woeful out on the porch? This whole invitin' a vampire in shouldn't be that hard. Considerin' that he'd found the assholes everywhere in his time in LA. If he'd been one of them Watchers, he'd probably knew all about it.

"Where's blondie bear," he asked no one in particular, grinning when he used Harmony's pet name for the vampire. Yeah, so, it amused him a lot. Sue him.

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thatsummersgirl January 31 2008, 13:46:55 UTC
"Floaty..no. Floaty is new. Floaty would be cool, if it wasn't...not," she half-whispered back to Gunn. Buffy and Gunn were ready to kick ass, but the witches were handling things through magic. Buffy didn't wanna be bossy over them. Even if they were acting incredibly peculiar.

What was odd was that Buffy felt closer to Gunn in that moment, then her two long-time friends Willow and Tara. And Spike wasn't there so..huh? She looked around. No Spike. The nickname didn't go by her, though. That was a Harmony thing. Gunn and Harmony had been friends? ...probably not. But it didn't look like Gunn and Spike were, or were going to be, either. "He can't get in? Ugh," she groaned. But there wasn't a lot she could do about that. It was Giles's name on the deed. Unless - he had to list someone else? She assumed she was in his will and stuff... it was worth a try, "Spike, I invite you into this beastly filled house!" she called down in a voice that no one could ignore.

"I'm sure Xander will be glad you fixed stuff... but uh, we don't really have any time to waste," she said to Tara as Tara idly pondered choices with Willow. Their priorities didn't seem to be entirely of the straightness. And there was no pun about that.

"Can you blast them, like, through implosion?" She looked to Gunn, explaining simply, "Implosion would be cool."

Who was gonna deny that?

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