Mageheart

"Oh," he said. He went back to scanning the room and the people within for the outfit Vala was wearing. It would be too difficult to find her based on ...

Introducing "Dean"! That's not his real name, but it's the alias he's currently going by. He appears to be somewhere in his early twenties, and looks like a force to ...

"There is that," Maahes admitted, rubbing the back of his neck as he looked around the room for Vala. She was no longer standing by the punch bowl; she must ...

"Todd it is," he said. It was better to have a name for someone than have none. And it was a shame that he didn't want to tell his fellow ...

"We thought the same thing," Telós admitted, giving an almost sheepish smile. "I think it's because things have changed so much recently. The world just isn't working the way it ...

He shook his head. "I'd only be scared if I was running away. And I wasn't running away!"

"I don't have magic," Maahes coolly said, disgust welling up from within the very depths of his essence at the lie, "so it appears that I won't have a problem." ...

Actually, he did have a decent idea from their previous battle. He knew he was seriously in trouble, especially when there was a second opponent involved. He desperately wished that ...

"Hali was!" he quickly replied, then promptly shut his mouth. They weren't going to get him to say the truth. Not when that would mean going back to the city. ...

Of course it didn't. Telós let out a heavy sigh. He had definitely gotten it faster than that, but he was starting to guess that actually seeing them and seeing ...

He kept the grim and bitter smile on his face. "I need to kill a Goa'uld named Kek. The charge was given to me when I was helping the people ...

He easily dodged the next strings of attacks, like he had dodged the ones before. This was completely due to his Ultimate Eye. He was far too rusty in battle ...

He shrugged and went back to studying his fingernails. The answer was annoying, but something he probably would have come up with at some point. But if there was anything ...

Lucifer awkwardly stood off to the side, unsure of how to join in with the conversation going on. It was more private than any of the others he had heard ...

"Looks like we've got company," he cheerfully commented, looking up from his fingernails at the two new occupants of the room. One was laying on the floor; the other had ...