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realityshifted2011-09-03 07:45 pm
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008 | Blast From the Past
[Crowley steps backward onto the plane, looking white as a sheet. He looks like he's seen a ghost. Well, he has.
His world had been restoring itself since that night he saw the shooting star (against all odds, mind, as the starts in the sky were gone due to the celestial way). Over the last several days some buildings had reappeared whole and people had started roaming the streets as if they'd always been there. The blood disappeared from the Thames and the ducks reappeared in St. James Park. And then his flat was restored complete with his Bentley. And Aziraphale's bookshop. Every time he turned around, something new seemed to appear.
While in the angel's bookshop, moments ago, Crowley was tapped on the shoulder. He turned, expecting a customer, but instead found Aziraphale. He stepped backwards onto the Plane instinctively.
He looks around, stunned beyond belief. That is the last person he ever expected to see again. His Aziraphale. Alive and whole, in the flesh before him. His presence felt so right, unlike when he was with the Aziraphale he'd met on the Plane. What... How.... His brain doesn't seem to be able to compute this.
Crowley heads for the bar and grabs a bottle of scotch. He just starts drinking out of the bottle.]
Bloody hell... This can't be bloody happening...
His world had been restoring itself since that night he saw the shooting star (against all odds, mind, as the starts in the sky were gone due to the celestial way). Over the last several days some buildings had reappeared whole and people had started roaming the streets as if they'd always been there. The blood disappeared from the Thames and the ducks reappeared in St. James Park. And then his flat was restored complete with his Bentley. And Aziraphale's bookshop. Every time he turned around, something new seemed to appear.
While in the angel's bookshop, moments ago, Crowley was tapped on the shoulder. He turned, expecting a customer, but instead found Aziraphale. He stepped backwards onto the Plane instinctively.
He looks around, stunned beyond belief. That is the last person he ever expected to see again. His Aziraphale. Alive and whole, in the flesh before him. His presence felt so right, unlike when he was with the Aziraphale he'd met on the Plane. What... How.... His brain doesn't seem to be able to compute this.
Crowley heads for the bar and grabs a bottle of scotch. He just starts drinking out of the bottle.]
Bloody hell... This can't be bloody happening...

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Hesitating momentarily outside the bar, Conan reasoned that if no one seemed to mind murder, they surely wouldn't kick him out of a bar, and pushed the door open.]
Mister -- are you all right?
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No...
Yes...
Not really...
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Sounds complicated.
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It is. Terribly. Bloody complicated.
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[He looks at the bottle sadly, his gaze shielded from view by his sunglasses.]
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Ne ... is it something you can talk about?
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Thirty years before I came here, my world suffered the apocalypse. After five years of war between Heaven and Hell, only a handful of demons and angels survived. They retreated to their respective realms leaving me alone on a world utterly destroyed.
Twenty-five years later and I have access to this Astral Plane. I live here now. That room and car next to the bar is mine. And... The Machine gave me something wonderful, Aziraphale. From another reality. He was my beloved in my world. So seeing him again, even different, was.... Extraordinary. I haven't seen him in over a month now...
Well, a few days back I was on my world and I saw a shooting star. Odd, but I still followed the human custom of wishing on it. I wished the apocalypse had never happened and that Aziraphale, my Aziraphale was back. Before long buildings and people started to return. And.... Just before coming here, there he was. As if he'd never been killed by his kind. It spooked me...
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Different history -- apocalypse would cut it. As for different rules -- existence of biblical creatures in his world, someone he knows but is different here -- so far it all correlates. But can it really be true?]
And you know the Aziraphale-san you saw in your world wasn't the one you met here? I read a pamphlet that says sometimes people from the Astral Plane might appear in your world ... You're sure it's related to the star?
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Not exactly.
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Involves my world. No one can help with that.
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My world is supposed to be just rubble and blood instead of water. It's turning back into the way it was before the Great War. With people and everything.
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Not really, Gwen. I'm seeing ghosts on my world. I know it can't last.
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[She eyed the bottle of scotch with interest. Ale and wine were the only alcohol beverages available in Camelot.]
What is it?
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[He wills a shot glass into existence on the counter before him and pours a shot for her.]
They aren't unpleasant. Actually... Aziraphale's rather pleasant. He can't help it. In his nature. I.... Sometimes the dead should just stay dead.
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It's quite nice. [Or it could have been worse, at least.]
Aziraphale? I'm sorry. I didn't know.
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