Title: Hell Raising
Rating: PG-13 for mild torture and violence
Pairings: heavy on the M/I, by the nature of the 'verse, references to S/K, Z/W, Jayne/Vera
Setting: 18ish years post-BDM
Summary: “I just wish you would’ve killed the old bastard.” – Inara, War Stories. Eighteen years later, so does Mal.
Set in the same 'verse as Pirate Children, but three years later. Author's Note: This one is darker than the first, but since in my heart I write fluff and family drama, it's probably fairly light compared to most "dark fics". Thank you to everyone who read Pirate Children. Anyone who wants to read this one and not the first should know, first that Wash is still alive but Book didn't survive the BDM. Also, they should know the new characters:
Killian Cobb "Kacey" Washburn
Leila Lee "Lolly" Tam
Abram Derrial "Bubba" Reynolds
Serra Alleyne "Mei-Mei" Reynolds
and their tutor, Alistair "Ally" Caramia, who's been aboard since Serra was born.
Part 1
“Hey-hey! Amnon!”
The postmaster looks up to see two fairly familiar faces, a tiny young girl and her teenaged brother, walking side-by-side, close enough to touch, heads bent conspiratorially.
“Well, if it isn’t the Reynolds children, Trouble and More Trouble.”
“Now, which of us do you think is More Trouble, Amnon? I know the easy answer is me, but Abe has that whole smart thing going on, which I think really tips the scales in his favor.”
She’s shorter than the counter, so her brother lifts her up to sit on the edge, he himself leaning against it.
“Oh, but pretty Miss Reynolds, you have a streak of mischief which has no equal. Are you two here to pick up Serenity’s post?”
The girl grins beautifully at him. “Yup yup. Did I get anything shiny, Amnon?”
“Well, there are several packages addressed to Miss Serra Reynolds. And about as many for Mr. Abram Reynolds. Do we have some recent birthdays?”
“I turned fifteen a month ago,” Abram answers, signing for the crew. “Mei-Mei turned ten last week.”
“Well, happy birthday to you both. Are you going
I cannot wait to read part 2 - thanks for giving us more stories of the pirate children!
You can't take the sky from me
You are definitely visiting the Whedon School of Dramatic Writing with this. Maybe not matching the founder's skill with the dark and the emotional...but you're at the back of the class here. Really can't wait to see what kind of lingering issues will arise once the crew saves Abram and Serra...and makes sure that Adelai Niska never has the opportunity to do harm to another soul again:S
BEB
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