Wesley Wyndam-Pryce (
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gorysortofstory2012-04-03 08:10 pm
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Habeas Corpus Verse. First Foray.
Wes stumbled down the sewer corridor, ignoring the various hurts which plagued his body. He was almost there. To the Hyperion. Not that he believed he'd find sanctuary there, but it was the closest thing to it right now.
Fred. Gunn. He couldn't let himself dwell on his failures. The beast was too powerful. None of them had stood a chance against it. Or the damage it had already wrought with its zombie-lawyer horde. Wes paused, leaning against the sewer wall...
Fred. Gunn. He couldn't let himself dwell on his failures. The beast was too powerful. None of them had stood a chance against it. Or the damage it had already wrought with its zombie-lawyer horde. Wes paused, leaning against the sewer wall...
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She had been slowly making her way towards the Hyperion, because if anyone had a chance of beating the Beast, it was Angel. And not that she'd ever ask for help, but it'd be good to keep close to the action, keep a tab on things just in case.
But then she noticed a familiar figure leaning against one of the walls. One she had seen earlier today. He was only in slightly better shape than she was, and her pride still stung from being dumped and saved by him all in one day, but survival was key right now. And she had a better chance of it if she wasn't alone.
"Wesley?"
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