The 100; a panfandom game

CHATTY TO SAM WINCHESTER:

» Hey baby.
» What are you wearing?

WHO: Carol Danvers + Steve Rogers
WHERE: Steve's room (that he shares with Rocket; thanks for clearing the room, Rocket!)
WHEN: Late night, Saturday, May 9
WHAT: After the Despair demon is defeated, Steve and Carol are riding the adrenaline rush of being in battle and ... head back to Steve's room.
WARNINGS: None, unless you need to be warned for people not wearing clothes. ♥

( Half of me wants to ask for a verdict, but the other half is afraid of bad news )

CHATTY TO DEAN WINCHESTER

» I love you
» And Kate
» And Cas
» In totally different ways

GG GUYS


heyyyyy can i get some painkillers? my skin

Having my leg injured is a problem.

FILTER: ASALA ADAAR

Is the demon dead?

FILTER: SAM WINCHESTER

How bad is it?

FILTER: DEAN WINCHESTER

Hello

I've been told I should introduce myself. I am Cullen Rutherford, Commander of the Army of the Inquisition. I have been assigned to the military here as well. This is stupid and I sound stupid. I feel as if I am talking to myself. I like to play chess. I hope I do not have to stay here long before being returned home.

Those of you who fought the Despair demon: you fought bravely and well.

Rogers, you owe me.

I don't know if the excitement of this place surpasses that of fighting Nazis and HYDRA, but it certainly has been giving the war a run for its money. I trust that everyone survived the demon, safe and sound?

Filter to Michael Westen

Thank you, for your help a few weeks ago. I continue to be most appreciative of the forebearance you showed me, and your words of comfort.

I found a book in the treasure room about different types of alcohol and how they're made. It has lots of recipes and I think that if the farmers have the space to grow a few of the ingredients we'll have the ability to do some things like some higher quality beers, or some distilled liquors. We've been able to gather enough dandelion blossoms that we'll be able to make some dandelion wine, too. I've never had that, but I reckon it'll be all right. And the leaves will be on the menu for the next few weeks, I think.

Filter to Sera, Adaar, Cadfael

Thanks for everything you lot have done for me. Even just being nice is something I appreciate. So, thanks.

Were any of you hurt with the demon last night?

Filter to Remus

How did the full moon

FILTER: SAM WINCHESTER, ALASTOR MOODY, JOHN CONSTANTINE, RUBY LUCAS:

We only have a few weeks before the next full moon to find the werewolf and we have a lot of ground to cover. Kind of seems like we've formed a tracking group; we can let Adaar and Hal handle the containment situation.

Ruby may be able to track it by scent, and I think we all need to be in agreement that if we find it, we let Ruby talk to it first without any interference or threat.

Everyone available to ship out after breakfast tomorrow?

hApppy bloody birrthday to me. Sorry mu

Filter to Michael Westen

Charlie is such a sweet boy, Michael. Thank you for giving me the chance to spend time with him.

I do wonder, though. He kept singing a song that reminded me strongly of some thoughts I had when I froze Arendelle. And then he said that I'm Elsa like Frozen. It was all very odd, and I thought you should know. I'm not angry, though! More concerned for him.

I'm going to try to

Filter to Nico Minoru & Billy Kaplan

I propose that we attempt to restore my powers this coming Saturday, on the 16th. With any luck, that will give you adequate time to prepare. If you need more time, do let me know.

Am I the only one interested in finding a way out of here and back to our own realities?

To everyone who helped with the demon the other day: you all did very well and have my thanks. Hopefully I won't be asking you to do that again anytime soon.

I know a relatively minor healing spell, so if there's a bump or a bruise you'd like tended to that you don't feel like bringing to an actual doctor, I could help now that I've had a chance to rest.

It's already been said, but I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone as well, for everything you've all done to help out with the demon. We don't all know each well yet, but what I've seen lately is inspiring, and it gives me hope. We've all found ourselves in a strange situation here, and I know it hasn't been an easy road for any of us so far. What's going to help us moving forward is continuing to do what we've done so far: working together, not just to protect ourselves over the last few days but to build a community and make it stronger. I think we've done a remarkable job so far. It's not going to be easy. We're all a little out of place, missing people from home, wondering how we can make this work, but if there's anything I've learned, it's that this is something we can do together.

... And on another note, I was thinking about something else today too. I don't know how many holidays hung around through the years, but I figure now's not a bad time to see some of what we're used to celebrating make a comeback. Today - the second Sunday in May - is Mother's Day, at least as far as I've always known. If I was at home right now, I probably would have stopped by the cemetery to bring mine some flowers, but I'm here instead.

Anyway, I've been thinking about that today, so I thought - if anyone else wants to talk, tell stories, whatever it is, I'm always here to listen.