Toasty was loose ( Read more... )

Gabriel chose not to try and explain to himself why he had returned to the place where he had lived through the aftermath of his most humiliating defeat. He was an archangel and had been turned into a monkey, a human. Yes, there had been a lesson to learn from it, and that had stayed with him, but it didn't mean he liked to think of it often ( Read more... )

It was time to go.

Cat stared up at him. Those animals seemed good at figuring out when you were about to disappear.

"Won't be back this time," he told her.

Cat gave a noise of disapproval.

"You could tag along though," he said, without much hesitation. "Heaven is full of tuna." Well, if you wanted it.

Cat seemed to seriously consider this option and ( Read more... )

Karal had woken early this morning, well before sunrise, and after saying the Dawn Rites had wandered down into town ( Read more... )

It was a beautiful morning, pleasantly crisp and yet still warm enough that he probably shouldn't have been wearing his massive black coat (not that that ever stopped him), and thus it was with a faint uneven smile that Geoffrey opened the door for rehearsals for the day.

[ocd coming up!] [...*jedi mind trick* it always said Tuesday]

Another Sunday in Fandom. Gabriel put the note on the doos as usual:

Do-it-yourself Sunday service
At least last week had been busy.

[The church is open]

Gabriel pretended to be asleep on a pew. Being an angel he didn't need sleep, but it seemed to fool Cat.

[the church is open]

Gabriel stretched out a hand and all the windows flung open, letting the rain in. He smiled, and sipped his coffee. Nothing like a little bad weather to cheer you up. Cat hid under a pew.

[The church is open]

It was Sunday again, and Gabriel wondered if the girl from last week was going to show up again. At least it had been amusing. He put the note on the door, as usual.

Do-it-yourself Sunday Service
Cat didn't look amused at all. Last Sunday had been noisy and she wanted her territory nice and quiet, thank you very much.

[The church is open]

He really should get out more. Gabriel had found an atlas of the world, although a little dated. Only a hundred years old. He couldn't find Fandom on any of the maps. Not that it mattered. He knew where he was, and someone had brought food yesterday when he was out.

[The church is open]