Alexander travels by car (expensive European car, except in Europe, where he favours Japanese makes), either driving himself (at night) or in a blacked out car or limo driven by "Batman" (hence the doubt cast on "Batman"'s actual vampiric status, although the Slayer Buffy Summers notes that William the Bloody ("Spike") mastered the art of driving in the day time.
It is surely obvious to all that Alexander is a dangerous vampire who must be stopped as soon as possible. The Watcher's Council (Resurrected) requests that all Watchers, Slayers, and other Associated Champions and Warriors of Light do their utmost to speed him to his final grave. Please be aware of the facts, do the local research required, and contact the Council with any sightings or pertinent information.
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(Edit: The phrase "Crush Shrine With Funding" appears courtesy of Calli, and first appeared in the Smallville 1: Clex! thread. Thanks, Calli!)
Twisted! I checked your list of victims and saw no sign of Chloe, Pete, Martha, or Jonathan. I could interpret that as being because a) they were left alone, b) were among the unidentifiable, or c) were turned by Lex.
I could interpret that as being because a) they were left alone, b) were among the unidentifiable, or c) were turned by Lex.
You could indeed take any of those angles. My personal favourite view is that
Clark is still sort-of good, and distracted Lex (and by distracted, you can guess what I mean),
but it's left open, because if they had killed *all* of Clark's friends and family, it would be easy to work out who he was. As it is, with Martha and Jonathan left alive, he's probably been filed as a missing person, but that could be overlooked or not easy to connect.
Ooooh, my comment in another thread got turned into a nifty Clark line by Am-Chau! Thanks!
I really like:
Clark dozed for a little while on the sofa; Lex ate the cleaning girl who came every morning, careful to hide the body (he didn't think Clark wanted to see the direct evidence of his lover's new diet) and then settled down to make a plan, a list of things to do, people to kill.
He'd only reached item 23 ("the board of directors, slowly") when Clark woke up, and suddenly he had something else to do.
Especially, "the board of directors, slowly".
Ooooh, my comment in another thread got turned into a nifty Clark line by Am-Chau! Thanks!
My pleasure. I did remember to ask permission, didn't I? I know I meant to, but I'm memfaulting on actually asking...
Especially, "the board of directors, slowly".
It was a lot of fun to write. A lot. Though I realise now that the word "slowly" doesn't actually fit with the description of Alexander's killing method. Huh. Time to fanwank that or change it...
I did remember to ask permission, didn't I?
Yes, you did. But I didn't know how it was going to be used (I gave a blanket "go for it"), and it was fun finding out.
I realise now that the word "slowly" doesn't actually fit with the description of Alexander's killing method
Well, by specifying "slowly" next to the board of directors it could be suggested that this was anomolous for him.
But I didn't know how it was going to be used (I gave a blanket "go for it"), and it was fun finding out.
Heh. Good.
Well, by specifying "slowly" next to the board of directors it could be suggested that this was anomolous for him.
Nice explanation. Maybe I won't bother editing it, then.
he's apallingly self-centred and has the moral centre of your average cat
t she makes that sound like a bad thing, I mused, gazing upon the two cats within view.
Oh, and revealing my biases ...
Vamp!Lex never looks up Dear Old Vamp Dad?
I was going to put the new V!Giles bit up, but I got distracted by Plei's new Gunn site--Hah! Gunn sight! I kill me. Maybe tomorrow.