Trick-or-Treat; welcome
Characters: Dean Winchester (whoniverse) & Buffy Summers (whoniverse)
Summary: The first real trip around the train
Time and place: Thursday Oct 29th - Trick or Treat car
Notes: Open for thread-jacking
Rating: PG-13?
Part of him was always going to wonder if he could just head off in his own direction and try to track down something to do on his own, but traveling with the Doctor these past few months had managed to set a new standard to what qualified as 'something to do' for him. Now though they'd split up. Something the Doctor needed to handle, something about an old friend, or maybe it was one of 'those' situations, but either way they had made plans to meet up later.
Later meant time with Buffy, which wasn't so bad at all. A bit talkative, but that just meant he didn't have to talk much at all, and he could deal with that. What they didn't have though, was a definite time or place to meet up with the Doctor. It was how it was supposed to go though, and when it was time Dean just assumed they'd run into him again. The level of familiarity with the Doctor wasn't to the point where Dean thought he didn't have to worry about being left behind though. Regardless, Dean was going to make the most of the travel with Buffy and opted to take the train.
After walking for what felt like miles through the cars, Dean managed to find a sleeper car. Settling their belongings in for the trip Dean noticed Buffy already peeking out the doorway toward the rest of the train. Smirking he stood up and pressed a hand to the small of her back lightly, "Come on, we'll take a look around."
She seemed enthused with the plan and Dean didn't mind wandering. After a while though they stumbled across something that Dean hadn't been expecting.
"Did we just hit suburbia... in a train? Are those -- actual kids getting candy?"
Summary: The first real trip around the train
Time and place: Thursday Oct 29th - Trick or Treat car
Notes: Open for thread-jacking
Rating: PG-13?
Part of him was always going to wonder if he could just head off in his own direction and try to track down something to do on his own, but traveling with the Doctor these past few months had managed to set a new standard to what qualified as 'something to do' for him. Now though they'd split up. Something the Doctor needed to handle, something about an old friend, or maybe it was one of 'those' situations, but either way they had made plans to meet up later.
Later meant time with Buffy, which wasn't so bad at all. A bit talkative, but that just meant he didn't have to talk much at all, and he could deal with that. What they didn't have though, was a definite time or place to meet up with the Doctor. It was how it was supposed to go though, and when it was time Dean just assumed they'd run into him again. The level of familiarity with the Doctor wasn't to the point where Dean thought he didn't have to worry about being left behind though. Regardless, Dean was going to make the most of the travel with Buffy and opted to take the train.
After walking for what felt like miles through the cars, Dean managed to find a sleeper car. Settling their belongings in for the trip Dean noticed Buffy already peeking out the doorway toward the rest of the train. Smirking he stood up and pressed a hand to the small of her back lightly, "Come on, we'll take a look around."
She seemed enthused with the plan and Dean didn't mind wandering. After a while though they stumbled across something that Dean hadn't been expecting.
"Did we just hit suburbia... in a train? Are those -- actual kids getting candy?"