Subject: Re: No Wedding Bells. [Was: Jody-chan....]
From: bahnj000@ugrad.unbc.edu (Stile)
Date: 3/2/1996, 12:29 AM
To: fanfic@tendo-dojo.ranma.net

(A large cake lands on Stile and Virgo stands next to a cut rope, 
resheathing her claws)
Virgo: There you go!
Zodiak: Um, that's not the cake...  Where did that one come from?
Virgo: Akane baked it.
Zodiak(sweat drop): That's considered cruel and unusual punishment. (Gets 
	malleted by the youngest Tendo)

	Robma "What did I ever do to get stuck with you bakas?" Orick


  Stile crawls from underneath the huge semi-solid cake.
 "Wha....what hit me?"

  Holding his head, he looked around groggily, until...
"YOU!!!  I remember you!!!"  With a laugh worthy of Kodachi, Stile jumped 
towards Virgo, with a pair of handcuffs.

 "Hello.  My name is Blue Adept Stile.  Not so long ago, you stole my 
heart.  Will you marry me?"  Stile cuffed himself to Virgo.


<What will happen next?  Who will marry whom, and what will we do with 
the leftovers?  Tune it tommorrow, same bat time, same bat channel>

And just *what* is the Lady Blue going to say about this, Stile?


  What about????  <Stile hums quietly> 

  "Reality Warp and Change I command!
   Change Love life fate and Land!!!"

  Reality warps as the powerful Spell takes hold of the Whole MegaVerse.
There is No Lady Blue.  There is no Adept War....There is no want, nor no
war.  There is only the Blue Adept Stile, and the rest of the citizens of
the MegaVerse, free to live.



 Thanks for taking the time to read my rambling...

                                   Stile

 I don't know you, But you know me....or you will soon....I promise! 
                            Muahahahahah!
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  "If a man is called to be a streetsweeper, he should sweep streets even as 
 Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven composed music, or Shakespeare wrote poetry.
 He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will 
 pause to say, here lived a great streetsweeper who did his job well." 
                                                      - Martin Luther King Jr.