The devil makes work for idle thumbs, or at least that's how the saying goes. Gabriel didn't need his brother's help to wind people up and normally keep himself entertained, but the same scenery was beginning to really get on his nerves. Pranks weren't helping, and he'd sorta given up with that anyway since Castiel had spoken with him
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{ooc: I just got home from work and will be going to bed, but I will pick this up in about 9 hours or so}
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Lucifer might well have known, the point was he didn't much seem to care. Gabriel had been told that his loving old brother was about of course, but had been lucky enough to keep away from him.
He still wasn't exactly ready to meet up with him again.
But Lucifer's presence made itself felt easily enough, and while once it wouldn't have bothered Gabriel a bit, being stabbed through the middle sort of dimmed his desire for a family reunion.
Gabe could see him, up ahead on the other side of the street. Not meeting Lucifer would have been great, but frankly it did nothing to relieve the boredom, and maybe a little confrontation with someone other than Castiel would be good for him.
"Come to take a second stab at making a pin-cushion?" He called as he approached, hands in his pockets. He had no blade to pull, but it was tempting.
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"You know this game is harder than it looks," He said casually as if not hearing Gabriel's statement, "you should try it. It's good mental training."
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"Practice makes perfect." He said dryly.
"You're getting soft in your old age."
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He leaned against the wall and pulled out a cigarette to light.
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Normally with vampires in your neighborhood, you got the usual stuff- missing people, sudden death, mysterious bodies all over the place. And a good soundtrack too, if Lost Boys was anything to go by.
So why was this place- forgive the pun- a grave yard?
"You've not made some... sucky promise to behave?"
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In other words, the 'good' vampires like Angel could sample the blood of humans but for the 'real' ones like him and Dru, it was off limits.
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"Gotta ask the question, what happens if you try?"
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She was browsing the shops today looking for some gifts. The poor unborn child should be prepared to be showered immensely by the Winchesters.
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Saw was a little bit of a lie, because she was actually peering into a window, but Winchesters- even Winchesters by marriage- tended to have a little neon sign above their heads that angels couldn't easily ignore.
Maybe he should have done. But his curiosity was one of his few faults, and he was looking for something to relieve his boredom.
He glanced up and down the street, just in case either of the Brochesters were accompanying dear Mom. Apparently not, so he approached, trying not to grin from ear to ear.
"Mary Winchester? Neé Campbell? What a lovely surprise!"
Okay, he was a bastard.
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"Hello Gabriel." She even offered him a smile. It was friendly, but also had the 'I am a Winchester so be careful' edge to it.
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"I guess you met a previous version of me, huh?" He had to ask, privately hating on the earlier version of himself that had ruined everything. It was just his luck.
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"Hey, sport, wait up!" The Nephilim walked over. "How's it going, man?" The archangel looked two steps off boiling the ocean out of boredom - an expression Aaron had gotten used to seeing on this particular face.
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"Kiddo!" Gabriel replied, face breaking into a broad smile. "Hey, it's all good. But better for seeing a friendly face. You giving yourself the day off?"
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He pulled out the large bag of candy (Goobers today) and offered it.
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Ooooh, he'd got Aaron trained right. Hugs and candy? The kid deserved a medal. Gabe took a few, popping them into his mouth with relish. "Favorite nephew, hands down."
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"Hello there. I don't believe we've met formally." He smiled winningly, but just a little too wide. "I am called Annatar, the Lord of Gifts."
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He returned the grin, keeping the uneasy feeling to himself. The gorgeous ones were always the ones to be wary of, weren't they?
"I don't think we have, nope, and I've got a good memory for good looking faces." He responded. "Trickster. If you're complaining about mantis in your tea, I'm not currently in that business."
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"No. It was taking my jewels and putting them in the lake." The smile went entirely away. "And that annoying duck ate one of them."
You know, that duck.
"I got most of them back, but it's the principle for the most part." The only truly valuable (to him) stone had been the blood moon ruby.
"We've not met before so I do not understand why you did it." He snorted, oddly elegantly. "Even if we had met I'd likely wonder why you would do such a thing. I'm a rather personable individual most of the time, as well as being good-looking."
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"Look dude, I'm sorry about... your duck? But I haven't got anything to do with that. There was some other versions of me here, I don't know when, maybe you should have brought it up with them."
The elf's last words did at least make him smirk. "Yeah? Well I try to be pretty nice too, unless you're a dick. But I don't have anything on my rap sheet about you, sorry."
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