Sara sat with her arms crossed her eyes fixed on Peter. It was the first time in three years that she had seen him, and it took every ounce of her energy to not rip him apart.
Being in limbo so long made her powers grow, and she hadn't aged. That thought pained her, if she ever got out of there she would be eternally 26, and Greg would age.
But her vampire half was lost, sent to hell.
Peter looked just as pissed as she was. He thought that he had lost his powers in coming to limbo, he didn't know why Sara was holding back. She could kill him easily, well at least try; death didn't really exist in Limbo. If you died what happened?
"Long time no see Sara," Peter said.
"Ditto, but its not a very happy meeting is it?"
"No."
"What are you doing here?"
"What am I doing here? You brought me here!"
"Not my fault you lost your mind."
"Its your fault we're here."
"Like I should just let you kill everyone? I don't think so. I'll love nothing more than to kick your ass and leave you here forever."
"But you can't do that can you? You can certiantly kick my ass right now, but you know I'll get stronger and since you know that and you can't leave you are screwed."
"Wow what a run on sentence. But you are wrong I will get out of here."
"No you we won't."
"We? What we? When I find a way out I'm leaving you here. Its such a nice place to spend eternity isn't it?
"I really hate you."
"Back at ya buddy." Sara stood up and walked away, the green bushes hid her from Peter's view. She kept getting the feeling that he hadn't lost his powers in coming to limbo. After all she didn't.
When she felt safely away from Peter she tried summoning the mirror again. Or window, whatever it was. She knew she could do it, she just didn't know how. But she kept trying, being able to do that meant she'd be able to see Greg, one step closer to getting out.
With a few gental sweeps of her hand she concentrated on Greg. Nothing. She tried again and got a small window, but not to Greg. At least she thought not to Greg.
When she saw him she almost cried out. It didn't look like the Greg she loved. He hadn't shaved for lord knows how long, he staggered in his steps and he was holding a beer bottle. His eyes showed three years of pain and longing.
Sara had to look away, the sight of him even like this tugged at her heart. She turned around and wiped the tears from her eyes. Getting an idea she turned and screamed Greg's name in her mind. Nothing. Well, it was worth a shot. She closed the window and stalked away, she didn't go anywhere, she had no where to go.
