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For your Agents' vacations.

Congratulations! Here, have a case of the finest Bleepka and a lifetime-supply of Bleepolate. You deserve it.

~Neshomeh

I could co-write some missions with Krisprolls. He's quite the guy you need. He would try to un-Vulcan B&b or start a wit contest with Ariella.
What are your agents' fandom interests? If they coincide with Krisprolls's, he could be partnered with them from time to time.

What does though is the inability to get hold of the required ingredients through legal means.

High school freshman is a bit young though, I think. How old is that again?

These won't work for him... He goes to my school. I have three classes with him. I know for a fact he's a high-school freshman. (Dragonmage, who is sitting next to me, would like to add that she knows this too.)

Seth was mildly surprised. He'd known Marcus for years, had been his partner at one point, but he'd had no idea the guy had even been at the party. Still, maybe it wasn't all that surprising.

"Yeah, I know him all right, and he's just that kind of person," the DAVDer managed after listening to what Sara had to say. "He's very, uhm... protective of his friends, so not being able to help them out would have upset him. Friend of mine told me he went ballistic at the DIA when they wouldn't let him in to help."

Damn, Sara looked really upset. He hated this kind of situation, mostly because he had no idea how to deal with girls on the verge of tears. Maybe offering a hug...? No, probably not a great idea, too many Agents tended to react violently to physical contact from virtual strangers.

"And, uh, I do know how you feel. I lost my partner in the invasion. He wasn't much younger than you, I think, and I feel terrible about it." Seth leaned back against the wall and sighed. "Nearly ended up getting killed myself, too. But anyway," he added, trying to change the subject, "what did Marcus say to you to get you so upset? He's not the kind of guy who goes around upsetting people... not on purpose anyway."

That's, like, 50 missions more than me.

Very impressive. You deserve the Jay & Acacia Medal.

(Seriously, we should hand out prizes like that once in a while.)

we can write smutfic about it.

"I'm Sara. Sara Knight. I have this friend...Langston? Dunno if you know 'im. Anyway, he seems to think that he's a terrible, worthless person 'cause he wasn't here for the fighting and lost some friends. Eru, we all lost friends," she sniffed, biting her lip. She didn't want to admit it, but the confrontation with Marcus had upset her greatly.

50 missions?! Congratulations.

"Yeah, I know the feeling, believe it or not. Last time it happened... well." He lost his smile immediately. "Well, maybe I shouldn't go into it now. Let's just see about getting you sorted, shall we? I'm Seth Emerian. You wanna tell me who you are, hon, and what's got you so upset?"

"No, I only... I've only h-had one drink, and I'm still on it..." she stammered, holding the glass up as evidence. She reached up to her brow self-consciously, but yanked her hand away when it accidentally touched Zach's. "Sorry."

Nearby, Nat and Kelvin shared a look of amusement. It seemed that Zach was getting a little bit of revenge for the Christmas party.

Fifty missions?! And I thought I was doing all right with three to my name and three more on the way...

*produces something round and rather shiny on a chain out of a plothole*

This is the Platinum Spork Medallion! Please accept it as a token of your amazing achievement in reaching double the number of missions even Jay and Acacia ever did!

My primary set of Agents is currently a trio - Cassie, Nat and Kelvin - but as far as I'm aware, most Agent teams are in pairs.

Back in the golden days of the PPC, i.e. before the LOTR movies came out, I've heard that Agents used to go around in threes quite regularly. However, the influx of badfic once the first LOTR film was released meant that there just weren't enough Agent teams to deal with it all, so the groupings were reduced to pairs. And, of course, there are Agents who don't have partners at all because of the understaffing.

And I've always had the image of most Response Centres being set up to only hold two Agents. My trio doesn't have so much of a problem, because Kelvin's an Elf and therefore doesn't actually need sleep as such. He's willing enough to kick back on the sofa and rest there.

*glomptackle* Way to go, Neshomeh! That's AWESOME! ^^ *breaks out the confetti and firecrackers*

Congrats! And bunnies, and the like! ^^ *glomps once more, just for good luck*

See, I told you there's no catching up to you. Well done. :D

CONGRATULATIONS!

IndeMaat needs a banner. Or a badge. Or just a sticker, but some sort of recognition.


(Unfortunately, I don't know either of those fandoms, so I can't read them to celebrate. :( )

But then again, I read that back before they made the anime, and it's so plot driven that once you've watched/read it and understood it there's no need to read/watch it again. I watched the first couple of episodes and couldn't get into it. Maybe you need to do one before the other?

If you like drama and twisted plotlines, it's definitely worth it. I think there's some elements that annoy everyone (*coughMisaMisacough*/*cougharmiesofLcosplayscough*), but isn't there something like that in all series?

I still have some of the Beverages from the future, though.

*pulls out the music and the lembas*

Definitely a historical milestone!

First, I'd like to plug two missions.
One I finished at the beginning of this month, but hadn't plugged here yet: Like Father, Like Daughter, a Torchwood mission.
And one I posted today: Over the River, an A-Team mission.

I've added up all the missions I've written (varying in length between 500 and 15000 words) and came to a total of 50 missions.

And I thought it was the day-job that was giving me burnout.