open | one of those nights that started off so damn good.
[ there's a tiny, five foot tall redhead (vibrant redhead) creeping down the corridors of the ship tonight. she's not exactly sneaky, and she's armed with a stake. that's right, a wooden stake that's clasped tightly in her right hand, looking more the picture of sheer nervousness than the lethal threat she has the very real potential to be. ]
Please be vampire weirdness, please be vampire weirdness. [ one might hear her chanting under her breath in the most hopeful voice she can muster through her fear and uncertainty.
careful, though! she may scream, run, or lunge if approached suddenly... or approached in general. possibly d) all of the above. ]
Please be vampire weirdness, please be vampire weirdness. [ one might hear her chanting under her breath in the most hopeful voice she can muster through her fear and uncertainty.
careful, though! she may scream, run, or lunge if approached suddenly... or approached in general. possibly d) all of the above. ]
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There are vampires here but they aren't responsible for this, I'm pretty sure.
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sometimes. definitely right now. (she's working on it.) ]
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That's very loud.
Allison holds her hands up, trying to show she doesn't mean any harm.]
Hey, hey, hey, I'm just trying to help, I promise.
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Okay. Okay. Say I believe that. ...but if you really want to help, you'll had me my stake.
[ a vampire wouldn't give her back the weapon she'd use to kill it with, right? ]
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She catches her to steady her, hands out for some kind of balance before she takes the girl in. Stake in her hand, fear and uncertainty on her face ... yep, this could very much be one of her girls.
Hi.
Let's hope she's one of the ones with a favorable opinion on Buffy at the moment.]
Hi there.
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...hi.
[ she tries not to look scared, but that's kind of hard when she's really, really new to this and she quit karate freshman year, because it interfered with marching band practice. her strength is all over the place, unrefined and lacking precision. she can hit hard, but she doesn't know how to hit right.
and if this woman is a vampire, she is seriously done for. ]
Please don't eat me. ...god, I really just said that, didn't I? When did I start living the don't-eat-me life? I didn't sign up for this.
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[She gives her a small smile, before taking a step back.]
That's for a vampire, right? Vampires aren't really big fans of all this sunshine. They're not going to make a snack out of you right now.
[Her tone is kind and gentle - this girl is obviously scared and she's not going to be making it worse by teasing her. She knows how being a baby slayer is - sometimes you forget the basics.]
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...oh. Right. The sun and the burning and... You're not a vampire. [ she lowers the stake. ] Sorry.
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so it's totally fate the girl with the stake meets the idiot with a gun down the coming corner in 5, 4, 3, 2... ]
adfkjalskdj your jason!! i've missed him ♥
a police officer. vampire weirdness or not, she's saved. ]
You found me! [ sniffle sniffle. lottie clutches the stake to her chest like it's some sort of doll, refusing to relinquish her hold on it just yet. ] I don't know what happened. There was a door and I just turned around and then I was— I promise I didn't mean to be here.
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also she knows nothing of the whole shared power deal, so when she counters lottie's attack, it's with force enough to match the girl's, and she aims to pin her to a wall. ]
OK so my manners might be crap, but you were definitely asking for this. Ten seconds: why shouldn't I break your wrist?
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adrenaline pumping, lottie manages to twist and shove and duck, wrenching herself free of the other women's grasp. the stake fell out of her hands somewhere during that, but that's okay. she's got this. (no, she doesn't.) the fighting stance she gets in is good, but that's all it is: a stance. she didn't get very far in her white belt intro stuff before karate had to go. ]
Why shouldn't I break yours? [ lottie, shut up. just scream and run, you're good at that. ]
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[ buuuut this does make faith take pause. she's used to not needing much skill, and barely much power, either. ]
The hell are you, anyway?
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[ well, one of... a lot. she's not sure how many, but shelley made a point to stress that although there were originally two (supposed to be one... she hadn't explained how they got two for the price of one), but now slayers were everywhere. she was but one girl of many, many others. ]
Who the hell are you?
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Oh, I'm so sorry!
[ she reaches forward, gingerly pulling a cupcake from the girl's front, and leaving an electric blue smear of frosting. w e l p. ]
...Are you all right?
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[ oh no. oh no. this really wasn't her shirt. she borrowed it from a friend and now it was covered in cupcake. ]
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There's a laundry below deck! If we hurry maybe we can get it out.
[ just let her get this apron off and clean up their mess quick first. ]
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rip little lottie, we knew her well. if only she hadn't ruined maria's shirt. ]
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I'M SORRY THIS IS THE LAST ONE I PROMISE
I'm not a vampire, I don't even think that's a thing where I'm from please just don't kill me!
NEVER APOLOGIZE
Stupid thing. [ grumble grumble.
oh. right. killing. the killing, but not killing. lottie bites her lip, trying to look brave, even though she's sill very much unsure. ]
You could be a demon. [ oh yeah, accusing people of being monsters will get her far. ]
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[ sore spot, oops. ollie had failed to dodge the projectile wooden stick, and now bends to gingerly pick it up, holding it by the fat side between his thumb and forefinger. ]
...What the hell?
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...and that's my stake. [ she holds a hand out, wiggling her fingers. ] Give it.
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marissa's a vampire. a vampire that would really prefer if she wasn't staked. a vampire that comes in peace, sort of. she hasn't fed on anyone here, at least. her eyes widen at the sight of the thing that could very well kill her before she drags her gaze back at the girl.
she knows better than to underestimate anyone, regardless of how they look. ]
Um. [ STAKE. ] Define vampire weirdness.
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You know. Vampire weirdness. Vampires did this. Kidnapped a Slayer. They do that.
[ she has no idea if vampires are gutsy enough to kidnap slayers, but hey. hollywood would totally make that into a movie. she's rolling with it. maybe if she sounds like she knows what she's talking about, this maybe vamp will leave her alone or tell her where she can find a phone so she can call her mom. ]
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A vampire didn't kidnap you. The red door did.
[ it's still recent enough lottie can probably still see it wherever she first came through. a towering red door surrounded by nothing fog. marissa can't see it anymore, and she doesn't know when she will again. ]
... You've got some really cute hair. [ priorities, marissa. priorities. ]
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