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 14 2008, 05:04:58 UTC
Buffy knew that Tara had always been magical and that Wicans did commune with nature, or something. She wasn't sure exactly...but this was a bit odd. Tara was talking about how she'd know stuff about squirrels, and segued directly into how a tree has to be free - to stretch their arms. Arms ( ... )

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thatredwitch January 14 2008, 19:13:06 UTC
Willow was more or less just there for the ride. She remembered when she was England, after going all dark and veiny, that she'd brought a plant up from another hemisphere. It hadn't belonged there. Sure, they'd made leaps and bounds in finding ways to grow what didn't belong where, but ( ... )

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_gunn_charles_ January 14 2008, 19:24:47 UTC
Gunn shook hands with this girl Tara, whom he had thought to be the Slayer. But it seemed the little girl was the Slayer, Buffy. Okay, not little, but she was kinda... small. Ish. Smallish. He frowned at her, wonderin' if he should say what he was thinkin'. Better not, he'd heard the stories about the ass kickin' she could do ( ... )

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cpt_peroxide January 15 2008, 22:54:33 UTC
Speaking of weird shit always happening, there was a vampire trucking his way up the block under the not-so-protective cover of a wool blanket he'd swiped from Sunrise pulled over his head. Without a car and those fancy little Wolfram & Hart windows that the poof Angel ruined for them both, getting around during the daylight hours always proved difficult, especially when the learning curve on the new sewer system was steep ( ... )

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thatredwitch January 25 2008, 19:43:21 UTC
Willow sighed softly; it was comforting, magicks coming together and mixing. They were acting as one. Her fingers tightened on Tara's as they neared the noise. She was already reaching out for the door when the thump turned into a crash that really was not all that poltergeisty. Actually it was more of a major redecorating sound - a wall coming down? Or maybe just a few desks and beds? Willow took the "quiet" time to have a more personal mental conversation with her love.

Tara, sweety, not that I think you can't do it, but do you think we really need to nudge Nature into growing plants where they don't belong? Willow didn't see why she should worry about whatever was waiting for them, locked away in a room. They could definitely take care of it. The fact that the upper floor seemed slightly creepy old style dorm and that the walls were bulging, or seemed to, with the crash/thump really didn't seem to have much effect on the red head witch, other than annoy her that the Watchers didn't take care of this before.

I mean, maybe ( ... )

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magical_maclay January 25 2008, 22:00:15 UTC
Tara heard Willow loud and clear despite her not making a sound. Oh, babe. It's just a tree. It'd make Buffy so happy, and don't you want to use your majicks for something productive instead of destructive? She glanced over and gave a smile and a wink that hinted that the blonde would rather be in bed than here. What about roses? Would that be better? Maybe in petal form in a bathtub? Wouldn't that be relaxing? She squeezed Willow's hand and they continued down the hall.

When Willow spoke out loud, it startled Tara. The walkway shortened and she realized that she hadn't even noticed how odd it was that it seemed to go on for miles. She shook her head and thought, I've still got so much to learn, then realized Willow probably heard it too and blushed. She didn't want her to think that she was insecure. Not right now, when there was a baddie to face ( ... )

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_gunn_charles_ January 25 2008, 22:15:46 UTC
Gunn snorted at Spike's words and rolled his eyes. "In that case, funny guy, you can fry there in the sun eh? Cause I think Watcher Senior G-man's name's on the deed. 'Sides, I live here, gives me every right to invite you in, mojo genius."

You'd think that after over a hundred years some vampire would develop a brain, but no. Not that Gunn was gonna point that out, he'd rather keep Spike as something resemblin' a friend. Fightin' an apocalypse together and you create some sorta bond. 'Sides, Fred had liked Spike and Fred had rarely been wrong with the human know how. Except for Knox... okay, maybe not so good then.

They had bigger problems now though. Containin' of two weird witches. Lesbian witches. Huh, interestin', Gunn thought. He hadn't known that about Willow, but that would explain some things he'd noticed when she'd around to do the soulin' Angelus thing. Not that he minded, to each his - or her - own. Did make for some nice imagery. Oh. Bad Gunn! Stick to the thumpin' sound ( ... )

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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 ( ... )

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thatredwitch February 10 2008, 23:57:19 UTC
Torn was the proper word for it. Willow wanted to be the big witch in the mansion, but she was happy that Tara was showing more interest in the whole magic can work wonders way of thinking. Willow wanted to run and hide, letting the muscle deal with it all, but she knew she could handle this thing much quicker, more efficiently. Willow wanted to just walk away from it all and let the world go to hell, claiming her Tara for a trip to somewhere new and exclusive, but she couldn't shirk responsibility - she felt responsible for the world at that moment. Or maybe she always did, then again, Buffy usually seemed to have the monopoly for the Atlas complex ( ... )

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magical_maclay February 11 2008, 20:46:36 UTC
Tara hesitated; her hands sagging slightly in mid-air. She glanced at Willow. "Uhm... probably not the way to go, sweetie", she said, trying to keep her voice light ( ... )

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_gunn_charles_ February 11 2008, 21:11:18 UTC
Yeah. Okay. Or not okay. Fithin' along a double tag team if battle witches? Way confusin' where Gunn was concerned. Hell, he'd seen Wes do some mojo and the man hadn't been all that bad. Of course, considerin' Gunn hadn't ever seen anyone do no magic till he ran into Angel and his bickering side-kick comic relief duo. But that weren't the point ( ... )

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thatsummersgirl February 12 2008, 02:19:34 UTC
Tara seemed oddly confident about everything. That should have inspired confidence in Buffy. But it didn't. Though Gunn was wary of fighting alongside magic being done, Buffy had done it before to some degrees of success, so she wasn't as worried about that. Yet. Willow and Buffy had always been such a tight-team. Although usually Willow (and Tara) were a bit more in tune to reality and less to nature ( ... )

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