LoL. Aw. Thanks, your story is great too. I did post it there, or I posted the first chapter. It got 4 replies, I'm just to lazy to update it there lol. I think I might make this into a series... not sure yet.
Chapter Nine
Parker slowly woke up. He was still extremely weak from the amount of blood he lost. He didn't know what happened to him, or how he ended up in England. The last thing he remembered was his father taking a bite out of him.
He opened his eyes and scanned the room he was in. It was very plain, but it could be have been worse. There was a bed at the end of the room, where he was sitting. There was a chair and a table on the other side. There was a window and a door. Atleast he was getting light.
Parker stood up, but was to weak to stand and fell back down on the bed. His following made a loud noise, which echoed through whatever was outside his door. He sat on the bed, leaning his back against the wall, and hoped no one would come in any time soon.
All hopes flew ou the window when the door slowly opened. A young woman opened the door and slowly waked into the room. She seemed to be Parker's age, with blonde hair, and blue eyes. She was pretty, and if he was inside the Watchers Council, most likely she was smart and educated at demonology.
"Hey? Who are you?" She closed the door behind and sat next to him on the bed.
"I'm Parker Summers." He looked at her fearfully, not sure if she was sent in here to kill him.
"Woah! Wait!" She got up and stood in front of him. "Summers as in Buffy Summers?"
"Yeah. I'm her son." Parker smiled as the girl's jaw dropped. He laughed slightly. "Why? Am I famous?"
"No! But your mother is!" She began walking around the room in excitement. "I've read all about her! My favorite story was the one where she did the most good. I remember my father telling me like it was yesterday......."
"I'm not worried." Buffy looked down into the cavern of Turak-hon vampires. She was worried, but if she let her emotions take control, they would lose it.
"Really?" Rona asked, not believing her. "Cuz I'm flashing back to Xander's whole bathroom speech right about now."
"Buffy..." Amanda was terrified.
"I'm not worried. As long as Willow can do the spell before they..."
The Turak-hon vampires stopped and looked up at the cliff they were on. All at once, in a single motion, every vampire in the Hellmouth ran at them with increasing speed.
"That was the best story I've ever heard!" She said, still pacing around the room. "It was like... my bedtime story! I heard it every night."
"Can we please not talk about my mother?" Parker asked. He was still shakey about the subject. She only died last week.
"Why?" She asked. Then she got even more hyper. "CAN I MEET YOUR MOTHER?!?!"
"NO!" Parker snapped at her. "She's dead!" Once he noticed what he just said, and that it was actually reality. He grew really quiet and leaned against the wall, letting his head drop down.
"Oh... I'm..." The girl didn't know what to say. Her Idol, her child hood hero, and more importantly, Parker's mother was dead. She felt really bad that she brought the subject up, and she thought it would be best to try and comfort Parker. "For Buffy... She would want me too..." She sat next to him on the bed and was about to confort him when the door opened and a few Watchers walked into the room.
"What are you doing in here, Jessica?" Roger, one of the Watchers looked at the girl. He guessed that Jessica was her name, and that this Watcher was her father.
"I was just saying hello. This is Buffy's --"
"I know who this is." Roger walked past Jessica and sat in one of the chairs in front of Parker. "We have to do some tests on you. It's very important. Nothing is going to hurt, I promise. I know you're still a little weak, so I'll help you there."
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"Nothing is happening. Can you please bring me home now?" Parker begged, looking into the blue crystal sitting in front of him.
"No, it is. We have everything we needed to know." Jessica and a few other Watchers stood at the back of the room, while Roger examined Parker. Roger looked at Parker seriously. He grabbed a scroll from the table and looked at Parker. It would be the first time this scroll would ever be read to someone.
I'm having a REALLY hard time putting the next paragraph together. It has a lot of explaining to do which will be the basis for the rest of the stories. So, I'll post it when I feel it's perfect.