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jedibuttercupPG; B:tVS, SG-1. 200 words. (Again, for my drabble community.)
Buffy had nothing to talk about with the ubergeeks at the conference.
Title: Technological Connections
Author: Jedi Buttercup
Disclaimer: The words are mine; the worlds are not.
Rating: PG
Summary: B:tVS, SG-1. Buffy had nothing to talk about with the ubergeeks at the conference. 200 words.
Notes: For TTH FFA pairing, "Buffy/Dr. Bill Lee". Set during Stargate SG-1 10.15 "Bounty", and post-chosen for B:tVS; also briefly references Stargate Atlantis 3.10 "The Return Part I".
Buffy stifled a yawn, then shot an apologetic glance toward her friend. Fortunately, Willow hadn't noticed; the witch was still deep in conversation with a blonde Lieutenant Colonel.
Willow had been suspicious for several years that there was something going on at the "Tomorrow's Technology Today" conferences, like maybe the military was getting some of their technology ready-made from nonhuman sources. This year she'd finally roped Buffy into attending with her, hoping to uncover proof, but so far nothing interesting had happened. The presentations were boring, the refreshments were icky, and Buffy had nothing to talk about with the ubergeeks when they mingled. Except for--
"…level seventy-five Mage, specializing in engineering and dueling," she heard someone say, and turned to see an energetic, balding scientist nametagged "Dr. Bill Lee" talking to a bored-looking brunette.
"World of Warcraft?" she interrupted, intrigued. It had been one of her guilty pleasures lately; Andrew had introduced her to the enjoyment of venting frustrations in a challenging virtual environment instead of the real world. "I play a human warrior."
"Really?" he asked, turning toward her with a smile. "What server are you on?"
Maybe the rest of the conference wouldn't be so boring, after all.
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Buffy had nothing to talk about with the ubergeeks at the conference.
Title: Technological Connections
Author: Jedi Buttercup
Disclaimer: The words are mine; the worlds are not.
Rating: PG
Summary: B:tVS, SG-1. Buffy had nothing to talk about with the ubergeeks at the conference. 200 words.
Notes: For TTH FFA pairing, "Buffy/Dr. Bill Lee". Set during Stargate SG-1 10.15 "Bounty", and post-chosen for B:tVS; also briefly references Stargate Atlantis 3.10 "The Return Part I".
Buffy stifled a yawn, then shot an apologetic glance toward her friend. Fortunately, Willow hadn't noticed; the witch was still deep in conversation with a blonde Lieutenant Colonel.
Willow had been suspicious for several years that there was something going on at the "Tomorrow's Technology Today" conferences, like maybe the military was getting some of their technology ready-made from nonhuman sources. This year she'd finally roped Buffy into attending with her, hoping to uncover proof, but so far nothing interesting had happened. The presentations were boring, the refreshments were icky, and Buffy had nothing to talk about with the ubergeeks when they mingled. Except for--
"…level seventy-five Mage, specializing in engineering and dueling," she heard someone say, and turned to see an energetic, balding scientist nametagged "Dr. Bill Lee" talking to a bored-looking brunette.
"World of Warcraft?" she interrupted, intrigued. It had been one of her guilty pleasures lately; Andrew had introduced her to the enjoyment of venting frustrations in a challenging virtual environment instead of the real world. "I play a human warrior."
"Really?" he asked, turning toward her with a smile. "What server are you on?"
Maybe the rest of the conference wouldn't be so boring, after all.
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Date: 2007-06-24 11:49 pm (UTC)It's basically the same, afaik.
It would be more natural, though, for them to have exchanged character names at the conference, so then they could IM each other in game and set up a few group quests together, and then one could invite the other to join their guild, and then...
That was what I meant.
:D