|[ CHARACTERS ]| Jo Harvelle
|[ RATING ]| TBD
|[ TIME PERIOD ]| Present
|[ LOCATION ]| Jo's place
|[ RELATIVE DATE ]| Tuesday, July 20 | 1:00 PM
|[ STATUS ]| Open to all and incomple
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With three large dinosaurs chilling out on ice (really bad pun), Jo decided that maybe it was time for her to throw them on the grill. )
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"There are no hunters here that are going to be attacking you, Troy," Jo informed him with a smirk. "But having two different smoked dinosaurs will probably be good. Variety is the spice of life, so they say." She chuckled, tucking a strand of hair behind her ear and popping her neck. She was a little surprised they'd gotten drunk again the night before, but who was she to judge? In a place like this, people deserved to get drunk. And well, when you were doing in a safe place, even better. "If anyone even tries to go at you, they'll have a gun at their back before they can make a move."
Jo had come to genuinely like hanging out with Troy, even if he wasn't exactly human. He was amusing, interesting, not the kind of person that Jo would generally find in her line of work. Maybe this place was a good thing. A break from the monotony that was hunting alone.
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Jo smirked, raising an eyebrow. He was trying to one up her, was he? "I happen to like having an active role in my cooking. If it needs to be turned, its my responsibility to turn it," she countered.
Jo didn't think the wolf was weak in the slightest. She'd seen him pull a dinosaur for crying out loud.
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The smell of meat cooking was enough to draw him towards one of outer buildings, and as he approached, he could see the form of a blonde, who looked like she was alone, and he smirked. He doubted he'd have any problems convincing her to share if he really put his mind to it. Of course, as he got closer, that thought left his brain for two reasons:
First, a big white wolf was parked pretty close to her, and she didn't look too freaked out by the fact.
Second, she looked awful damn familiar.
His eyes darting between the two things, disbelief flooded his voice as he stopped in his tracks.
"Jo?"
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"Do you know this man? Is he friend or foe?
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Jo froze up for a second, her back to the man who had spoken her name. He was here? In this place? She'd hoped that being in this place meant that she no longer had to worry about dodging him if they were in the same vicinity. And they'd been in the same vicinity more than once due to a case that brought her to where he was.
But he was here.
She swallowed and turned slowly, brown eyes wide and expecting to take in the familiar form. She could hear Troy's words in her head and his growling aimed at Dean. Without thinking, she set her hand down upon Troy's head, shaking her own. "Don't Troy. I know this man," she replied softly. She'd loved this man. She'd died for this man.
What the hell was he doing here?
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"Nice wolf," he said, because what else was he even gonna say to her giving orders to the big hairy fangy beast? When exactly had Jo turned into Pocahontas?
"You mind tellin' me exactly how you got here?" He had this sinking feeling that she was trying to play hero - and that Ellen wouldn't know she was here, and if she ever found out Jo had scampered off somewhere him and Sammy had just happened to be, he'd be hearing about it until the end of the world.
'course that might not be so far away, all things considered. But still.
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