Ashes to Ashes, Chapter 32 of Anywhere Out of This World
Today, I have the new chapter for Anywhere Out of This World, with the Giles/Rachel/Eathan part
in tact.
Here's the latest:
Ashes to Ashes, Chapter 32 of Anywhere Out of This World
Rating: PG-13 for some violence
Word Count: 2,993
Pairings: Andrew/Dawn
Disclaimer: For fun and fun alone. All hail the great and mighty Joss.
(Typos are my own, and so is the original character Rachel Greenspan.)
Summary: Dawn follows Andrew to the Watcher's Council to confront him about his feelings over Nighna's death. In South America, Rachel Greenspan weathers a night on a Hellmouth with the help of Rupert Giles. But in the morning, they have to decide what to do with their prisoner, Ethan Rayne.
Just a silly pop culture note: The oft-repeated demon line "Ah, nu’ja nez blimbo jah, ha ha!” is actually Klingon and comes from the Universal Studios Star Trek stage show my brother and I were in when we were 11 and 15. The extra who played the Klingon in that show spoke little English, but had such a great personality, he had us cracking up every time he delivered this line. I put it in because I knew it'd make my little brother smile.
in tact.
Here's the latest:
Ashes to Ashes, Chapter 32 of Anywhere Out of This World
Rating: PG-13 for some violence
Word Count: 2,993
Pairings: Andrew/Dawn
Disclaimer: For fun and fun alone. All hail the great and mighty Joss.
(Typos are my own, and so is the original character Rachel Greenspan.)
Summary: Dawn follows Andrew to the Watcher's Council to confront him about his feelings over Nighna's death. In South America, Rachel Greenspan weathers a night on a Hellmouth with the help of Rupert Giles. But in the morning, they have to decide what to do with their prisoner, Ethan Rayne.
Just a silly pop culture note: The oft-repeated demon line "Ah, nu’ja nez blimbo jah, ha ha!” is actually Klingon and comes from the Universal Studios Star Trek stage show my brother and I were in when we were 11 and 15. The extra who played the Klingon in that show spoke little English, but had such a great personality, he had us cracking up every time he delivered this line. I put it in because I knew it'd make my little brother smile.