Day Eleven - Let it Snow
Who: Jan, Anya, Spike
When: closeish to midnight
Where: lawn outside of town hall
Rating: PG
Status: Closed, completed
Summary: While creating Christmas snow, January is visited by Anya and Spike (though they don't arrive together). Anya points out in her way that Xander isn't here, and Jan is amused by Spike and Anya's interaction. Jan and Anya get into something of a debate about the merits of men and relationships in general before Anya decides it's cold and heads inside. Spike, who was mostly quiet after his discussion with Anya regarding his chip and how he's having it removed, heads out as well, leaving Jan to her snow.
Jan had waited until most people were asleep - or at least quietly nestled in their dorms. It wasn't that she didn't want an audience - it was just that it was always a nice surprise to wake up to an unbroken field of snow when you didn't even know it was coming.
And oh, no one here would know it was coming.
Except the people she'd told. Or the people they'd told.
Oh, well.
Jan looked for a convenient place to start from, and decided it didn't really matter. Her eyes half closed as she extended and elevated her arms to help her focus ... and she focused on dropping the temperature inside their little bubble. Once it was cool enough, she pulled together the stormclouds. Her eyes opened as the first flake fluttered down to land on her slightly uptilted face, and she smiled.
"Let it snow," she murmured as the clouds began to pour snow down upon the town.
When: closeish to midnight
Where: lawn outside of town hall
Rating: PG
Status: Closed, completed
Summary: While creating Christmas snow, January is visited by Anya and Spike (though they don't arrive together). Anya points out in her way that Xander isn't here, and Jan is amused by Spike and Anya's interaction. Jan and Anya get into something of a debate about the merits of men and relationships in general before Anya decides it's cold and heads inside. Spike, who was mostly quiet after his discussion with Anya regarding his chip and how he's having it removed, heads out as well, leaving Jan to her snow.
Jan had waited until most people were asleep - or at least quietly nestled in their dorms. It wasn't that she didn't want an audience - it was just that it was always a nice surprise to wake up to an unbroken field of snow when you didn't even know it was coming.
And oh, no one here would know it was coming.
Except the people she'd told. Or the people they'd told.
Oh, well.
Jan looked for a convenient place to start from, and decided it didn't really matter. Her eyes half closed as she extended and elevated her arms to help her focus ... and she focused on dropping the temperature inside their little bubble. Once it was cool enough, she pulled together the stormclouds. Her eyes opened as the first flake fluttered down to land on her slightly uptilted face, and she smiled.
"Let it snow," she murmured as the clouds began to pour snow down upon the town.