Title: Newly Found
Author Name: MusicKitty
Rating: Not really sure where its headed yet, but for now maybe PG-13/R...
Disclaimer: Characters aren't mine -sigh- but the story is.
Summary: With the help of Faith and Tara, Willow gets her life back under her control.
Feedback: Yes Please. I really have no idea what I'm doing so, please.
Chapter tresBuffy quietly walked down the streets of Sunnydale. Kinda of a weird name for a town, she had wondered. Okay, most of California is always really sunny right? So why would this place be named Sunnydale? Was it particularly more sunny then the rest of the state? But, since she knew what the city was, could it mean that the sunny days were that of safety? And if they did mean that, did they not account for the demons that did indeed come out in day? Or could it be she was just really bored for lack of demons during the current patrol.
She was slowly nearing the edge of her favorite graveyard. Though that kinda sounded wrong. The main reason was this was basically that this was the graveyard she grew up in. When she finally reached the grave yard she looked up at the sigh that labeled the old graveyard. Garreth Parish Memorial Cemetery. My second home, she silently thought to herself. Many of her more important battles took place in this exact cemetery, sometimes even under it. She walked around the beautiful cemetery taking notice of the trees, gravestones, and beautiful Gothic mausoleums.
“Its been so many years.” Almost five years this Friday she thought to herself. She came up to a familiar mausoleum and touched the cold marble fondly. She counted up the amount of kills she made here. It was kind of stupid she knew, but she always kept track of the number of kills she made. A different marking place in each cemetery. The chalk marking shown out proudly against the dark color of the marble.
“A kill record. That’s so archaic.” Said a cold yet friendly voice behind her.
“Yeah, maybe, but what better way to know how many of your kind I have killed?” Buffy asked in a proud voice.
“That’s not something you will be wanting to say in front of any demon that is as powerful as I.” The old demon put out wisely. Buffy had to admit to herself that she didn’t know him well, but when she needed help and information he was there to help her. Giles wouldn’t approve, but she didn’t feel this particular demon a threat.
“Maybe, if some particular demons weren’t such push overs I would heed that warning better.” She smiled playfully and looked up and the thousands and thousands of ticks she had placed on this wall.
“Your impressive I’ll give you that, but even the mightest of warriors have fallen.”
“What have you seen in your travels?” Buffy asked curiously.
“The destructions of worlds, building of empires, and the creation of great civilizations. I have seen far more things then I ever wish on anyone.” He touched Buffy’s cheek almost affectionately.
“Do you see the future? Has your travels thought you what lies in store for this world?” They slowly started walking down a paved path that led from the mausoleum. She kept her ears and eyes on alert for demonic activity.
“That I cannot tell little one. Its is not within my power to know what lies in the future.”
“What the point of world hopping if you can’t tell the future?” The slayer asked with a child-like pout on her face.
“Daniel?” Who the hell was Daniel, Willow asked herself as she thought for a moment. Oh, shit. That’s his full name. Wait how does she know that? No one knows that. Soft music came into the background. How it started Willow wouldn’t know. All she understood was the voice.
What you've found sure upsets you
Never saw it coming did you?
Its easy to be suprised with both your eyes sewn closed
Handled with great percision, another thoughtless execution
You're the subject of this exhibition
A willing cadaver, a willing cadaver.
Scalpel, sutured.
Made whole again.
“Daniel Osborne. A.k.a. Oz.” Willow softly murmured. She looked into the blonde’s eyes that were staring into her eyes, straight through her. She would have pulled her eyes away if she hadn’t felt this moment was so important. They expressed a common connection.
These cuts are leaving creases
Trace the scars, fit the pieces
Tell your story, you don't need to say a word.
Call off the calvary, can't save a wretch like me.
Clean this with kerosene.
If you can't leave it be might as well make it bleed.
Scalpel, sutured.
Made whole again.
“How the hell do you know him?” Faith demanded of the blonde. The attention of both girls was brought toward the angry blonde. This time it was fully noticeable that the young woman was hiding herself. The brunette’s raised voice brought forth the curious stares of some of the slightly less drunk customers of the dance club.
“Its not i-important.”
Your wires are frayed, can't fire right
You look better when out of sight
You were not made to stand and fight
There's something better wrong with you
Your wires are frayed, can't fire right
You look better when out of sight
You were not made to fire right
There's something better wrong with you
“Yes, it is!” Faith replied in anger. This was very different then anyones else's anger she noticed. The anger was there this she couldn’t deny, but there was care and love. “It does matter. Has he touched you?” At these words Willows head shot up instantly. “Oh my god, if he did I swear I will fucking kill him.”
“He d-didn’t do anything.”
Your pulse is anemic, you're tired of the fire
You're bruising too easy and falling behind
And no one is waiting for you.
And no one is waiting for you.
And no one is waiting for you.
“You better not be lying to me.” An edge of warning on her voice. She stood before the girl and looked into eyes trying to read them.
“No.” Tara hid behind her hair again and tears were clearly visible to both girls. Faith walked in front of the blonde and wrapped her arms around the girl’s waist, offering the comfort she could.
Call off your quarantine, can't save the rest from me
Clean this with kerosene.
If you can't leave it be might as well make it bleed.
Scapel, Sutured.
Made whole again.
“Swear to me he didn’t touch you. Swear it to me.” She asked calmly of the girl. There were a few moments of agonizing silence until the young woman just continued her hiding, and it was known to both girls that he had indeed touched her in some way.
Your wires are frayed, can't fire right
You look better when out of sight
You were not made to stand and fight
There's something better wrong with you
Your wires are frayed, can't fire right
You look better when out of sight
You were not made to fire right
There's something better wrong with you.
They had moved from the main store and into a more quiet and private room hidden from the rest of the store. The demon took out the book required for the ritual and took it out of reach when the young man reached for it.
“It’s a very complicated ritual, and I do not think it be best to go ahead with it. It takes the most powerful magics.” The old demon told him.
“I know a witch who could preform it well enough.” He said completely sure of his plan. She had power. He had seen it before and could feel it whenever she cast.
“Would this be the young woman of which you speak?” Oz had been to his shop many times in the recent past, and every time they talked about his plans of winning her back. Even though, the old demon had pointed out that the young boy’s plan had a extremely low chance of succeeding the boy still believed he could trap her into staying with him and loving him.
“Yes. She would do this for me. She has to do this for me. It’s the only way we can be together.”
“You love her, am I correct?” Off the nod of the young man he continued, “if at all this ritual goes wrong it strongly has the ability of killing the caster. If you do love her, I don’t see why you would put her into a situation like this.”
“Yeah, yeah that does make sense.” The demons words finally made it though his head. He couldn’t have her dead it would ruin everything. The slayer would be devastated and search for the reason of her demise and eventually link in back to himself.
“Do you know of another.” He couldn’t let the young one be hurt in such a pointless wanting of the young man.
“Yeah, I do. I know this guy who has a sister. Says shes into this stuff. I can get her to help.”
“How do you know her? How can you be sure she would help you?”
“Bitch owes me.” He said in a angered voice.
The old, wise demon watched as the young wolf walked out of his store. He thought about all he had seen in his years of life, and had never seen such a destructive being. However, he had full faith that this would all works out. Destiny. Such a powerful thing.
So was that okay?
Edited by: MusicKitty at: 9/11/04 2:42 pm