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fandomtownies2008-10-12 05:41 pm
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Sunday Night: The Graveyard
After dealing with Sokka's so-called "brain cancer" and everyone's craziness for most of the weekend, Mel needed a break.
So she went on patrol, taking her time to check out the new portions of the island as well as the old.
Unfortunately there weren't really any undead vampires, demons or vampires she could kill to get some of this aggression out.
At least not yet. Maybe there was at least one monster hanging out in the graveyard looking for a fight.
Maybe.
[Open with bouts of slowplay until later this evening.]
So she went on patrol, taking her time to check out the new portions of the island as well as the old.
Unfortunately there weren't really any undead vampires, demons or vampires she could kill to get some of this aggression out.
At least not yet. Maybe there was at least one monster hanging out in the graveyard looking for a fight.
Maybe.
[Open with bouts of slowplay until later this evening.]

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"What's your problem lady?" Mel snarked. "Shouldn't you be smelling some one else's illnesses?"
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"I am not a 'Wannabee' anything, Chylde."
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She pulled out her stake and went for the kill.
"Nifty!"
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"Don't!" she screamede, putting Up her Hands. "I can Gyve you Wealth. Powyr!"
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"Give me back my father you son of a bitch! Wait. I'm not Inigo Montoya...""You're going to have to do better than that," Mel growled as she thrusted with her stake.
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~FIN~
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Yep. Facepalming.
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Mel looked down. Full of woe.
"I'm sorry, Sokka. I can't marry you. I'm living a double life. I'm not really Melaka Fray, Vampire Slayer. I am really..."
She reached up to her face and began to pull. Latex and hair fell away to reveal...
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He looked at Sokka. Big Klingon tears in his eyes.
"Please. Don't be angry. I just needed to be hugged."
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And then his brain cancer had an aneurysm and he fell over, dying, in Worf's arms.
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He then forced his eyes open waiting for Sokka to breathe his last breath.
When Sokka died, Worf let out a cry of rage and grief to the heavens.
Beware afterlife... a warrior is coming home.
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She was just, um, taking a leisurely stroll through a cemetery. In the dark.
As you do.
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"Hey Summers. No luck on shoving Sam's head in a toilet."
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