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Ambiguity [Slayers, Zel, Amelia & FIlia, G]
Title: Ambiguity
Fandom: Slayers
Rating: G
Genre: Vignette
Words: 100
Notes/Warnings: Done for '4 Going Steadies' for![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif)
12dayschristmas.
Summary: Amelia tries to figure out what the heck Lina and Gourry are anyway.
Disclaimer: Slayers copyright Hajime Kanzaka/Rui Araizumi/Kadokawa/TV Tokyo/Medianet and this derivative work was created without permission.
"What do you think, Mister Zelgadis?" Amelia asked, bringing over three plates of pie.
Zelgadis shrugged. "Who can tell?"
"What about you, Miss Filia?" Amelia looked at the dragon priestess, who was pouring the tea.
"I really couldn't say," she said.
Amelia watched Lina and Gourry argue over the splitting of the remainder of the two pies. "Well, someone ought to see if they've figured it out yet."
"Don't worry about it, Amelia," Zelgadis took a bit of his pie, then a sip of tea. "Just let them be Lina and Gourry, and let them decide what that relationship means."
Title: Ambiguity
Fandom: Slayers
Rating: G
Genre: Vignette
Words: 100
Notes/Warnings: Done for '4 Going Steadies' for
12dayschristmas. Summary: Amelia tries to figure out what the heck Lina and Gourry are anyway.
Disclaimer: Slayers copyright Hajime Kanzaka/Rui Araizumi/Kadokawa/TV Tokyo/Medianet and this derivative work was created without permission.
"What do you think, Mister Zelgadis?" Amelia asked, bringing over three plates of pie.
Zelgadis shrugged. "Who can tell?"
"What about you, Miss Filia?" Amelia looked at the dragon priestess, who was pouring the tea.
"I really couldn't say," she said.
Amelia watched Lina and Gourry argue over the splitting of the remainder of the two pies. "Well, someone ought to see if they've figured it out yet."
"Don't worry about it, Amelia," Zelgadis took a bit of his pie, then a sip of tea. "Just let them be Lina and Gourry, and let them decide what that relationship means."