The younger version of Buffy is still in L.A., right? Is no one going to check on her? I mean, if all those potentials died, wouldn't Buffy be called since the Council never knew about her? Nice update by the way.
Review By [ChaosLady] • Date [7 May 13] • Not Rated
Uummm...I'm really enjoying this story, but this chapter leaves me puzzled.
Ok, rescuing the future Scoobie crew after the timeline gets corrupted is of the good. However, what is with bringing over the young Xander, willow and Jesse? Sure, the Harris parents are hardly with considering and the Rosenbergs repeatedly abandon their young daughter but they are still the young Xander's and Willow's legal guardians. Worse, as far as I know, Jesse and his parents have a real family relationship and he has just disappeared on them. So what is with bringing over the young teens without at least Jesse's parents and the Rosenbergs?
For that matter, what about the Summers family? Buffy is an unknown potential. Also, if Joyce gets treatment for her condition before it worsens over time she could be saved, especially allowing for magical healing.
I do like that you are having non-wizarding world deamon lore taught through a roleplaying game to the kids. Perhaps you will reconnect the 2 worlds of Xander in time to fight the bringers?
Review By [VillageOrchid] • Date [2 May 13] • Not Rated
An interesting and plausible set of problems, headed strategically. I notice that you do try to go into some emotional stuff by looking at the dreams and nightmares of Xander and Harry.
Please note that you wrote: Their like a few of the others Kruft has brought in to serve him;
In this case, you mean they are like a few of the others, so that would be they're.
Review By [VillageOrchid] • Date [2 May 13] • Not Rated
Seems like you are heading to a point where Xander as the head of Ravenclaw outside of the school may have to head to the school to claim some sort of right of information from the students.
Review By [VillageOrchid] • Date [2 May 13] • Not Rated