Det. Dani Reese (
control_issues) wrote2010-09-06 11:08 am
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Entry tags:
Welcome Back? ((Rp for
12yrs_life))
In the trunk of her car, Dani Reese carried the following: a spare tire with axel and crank, blankets, two flashlights, a highway safety kit, rope, a gym bag, holy water, an axe, and a shotgun with requisite rock-salt rounds.
She did not want to pin down an exact date for when those last three became common place in her life. Luckily, she was currently dodging green blasts of something, courtesy of a creature that was either a demon or an extra from a very messed up version of Sesame Street. So, no real time for thinking. Just shooting.
It’s not that she actively sought out cases featuring demons. That would have been ridiculous. It’s just that she was now, by default, the most knowledgeable person in the department about them. She knew when a case or a call for assistance sounded off. And she didn’t have a partner to weigh her down, so going to check things out didn’t mean she was risking anything.
Dodging another blast and flying away from a falling shelf, Dani grunted. This was going to take awhile, and she’d been hoping to get a jog in before it got too late. Annoying.
She did not want to pin down an exact date for when those last three became common place in her life. Luckily, she was currently dodging green blasts of something, courtesy of a creature that was either a demon or an extra from a very messed up version of Sesame Street. So, no real time for thinking. Just shooting.
It’s not that she actively sought out cases featuring demons. That would have been ridiculous. It’s just that she was now, by default, the most knowledgeable person in the department about them. She knew when a case or a call for assistance sounded off. And she didn’t have a partner to weigh her down, so going to check things out didn’t mean she was risking anything.
Dodging another blast and flying away from a falling shelf, Dani grunted. This was going to take awhile, and she’d been hoping to get a jog in before it got too late. Annoying.
no subject
"I'm here because we won. It's over."
no subject
"I don't have iron anything. I think I have a tire iron in my car, but it's from Pep Boys. So. Probably not iron."
And wow, Crews was still direct, wasn't he? And not, at the same time. But good to know that the world wasn't ending. Dani shook her head. "That doesn't explain why you're here, Crews. Just why you're not somewhere else."
no subject
He tilted his head at her, somewhat confused. "Why wouldn't I come back here?"
That didn't make much sense to him. His home was here, Ted was here, Rachel was here. He hadn't left his life, just the place it was centered.
no subject
She looked down at the pile of moving goo, wary. "Five minutes?"
no subject
He looked down too. "On average."
no subject
But here he was. Dani looked towards the door.
"You've clearly got this."
With that, she started walking away. She had her limits, and Crews had reached them awhile back.
Welcome back, Charlie!