On Fri, 19 Dec 1997, Edward Becerra wrote:

   "Same one that put Tendo Nabiki and Katherine Madigan in Administration,
b'wana."

Hey, that's a GOOD idea :)
 

   "Suited, drifting.. he's running low on consumables, and life support in
his suit is failing." She paused. "There's no one else in the area, aside
from a ship high-tailing it out of the system. If we don't make pickup, no
one will, lover."

I hope no one shot down Santa :)

They don't even have to be on a mission for things to start going wrong
around them. And that means.. " He stopped, and drew a deep breath. "..that
means they are probably _his_."

His?
 

   A raven swooped down from the moonlit sky and perched on a nearby
saugwaro catus.. It cawed once, then coughed.

   "You're playing with him again, aren't you."

   The man smiled. "Why not? He _is_ mine, you know. He said it himself. The
blood runs _strongly_ in him.. and in _them_."

Ahh :)

                                   * * *

   Ed firmly throttled the urge to fall to the ground and begin laughing
hysterically.  It simply wouldn't do to be _that_ disrespectful of his
hosts.  {Min, the Three Stooges could do a better customs inspection than
this!}

Now that has the potential to be  a great story in itself :)
 

   "To deny the possibility, nay, the actual existance of witchcraft and
sorcery is flatly to contradict the revealed word of God."
      - William Blackstone, 'Commentaries on the Laws of England'

He actually wrote that in the late eighteenth century?  They'd stopped
punishing witches by that point...

   The Lovely Angels both nodded. "No argument there. She's the only cadet we've
trained that's survived." Yuri turned around and offered her hand. "It's
nice to have you back with us, Zen-chan."

Heh.  I assume there is more to come.  Although I hadn't realized Zen
referred to himself in the third person so much :)
 	

Rhea Seraph
Once and Future Queen of the Earth and Part-Time Fanfic Writer

"That religion should be relegated to solitude in such an age is, then,
paradoxical.  But it is also dangerous for two reasons.  In the first
place, when the modern world says to us aloud, "You may be religious when
you are alone," it adds under its breath, "and I will see to it that you
are never alone."......The Christian is called, not to individualism, but
to membership in the mystical body."

CS Lewis, Membership <An address to the Society of St. Alban and St.
Sergius>