He was early. He had nothing better to do and the cell was quiet, so Xander was early. He sat at the bar, a beer in his hand, his eye on and off the front door. Shrugging, he relaxed back into the chair, happy it wasn't a stool, and stretched lightly, moving his neck, too. He hadn't gotten to much all day so getting out at all was nice
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It was easy to pick out Xander, even in a crowded bar. How many guys wore eyepatches, even in New York? Unnoticed, he made his way over and slid into a chair next to the dark-haired man. "You're even cuter in person." That was as good an icebreaker as any.
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"Well, I can say the same thing about you," he said, smirking. "What're you having?" he asked, motioning the bartender over. It was a slow night which helped with both service and being able to hear himself think. Not that he planned on thinking a whole lot tonight.
"Me, I just went with an old classic. Beer. But, feel free to get whatever. On me."
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He shifted his long frame around in the chair, getting more comfortable. "I believe you owe me a story. Something involving vampires and slayers."
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He laughed, taking a swig of his beer.
"Okay, right. Well, where should I start. Into each generation there is a slayer, yada, yada, one girl in all the world to hunt the vampires, demons, forces of darkness - etc. Well, Buffy died. When there was still one at a time and this other slayer called Kendra was called but then she died (Buffy had been resuscitated) and Faith was called. Badness happened with her, flash forward three years and our friend Willow did a spell to basically imbue all girls with the potential to be slayers...to become ones. That's why there is more than one at a time now."
He paused, finally, taking a breath.
"That was the cliff's notes version."
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