TtH Drabbles

Title: Missing
Crossover: Harry Dresden
Rating: FR-7
Characters: Glory, Harry Dresden
Words: 200
Notes: Been trying to do this idea for a while, it finally popped.

HARRY DRESDEN - WIZARD

Lost items found. Paranormal Investigations.

Consulting. Advice. Reasonable Rates.

No Love Potions, Endless Purses or

Other Entertainment.

She looked over the yellow pages entry, and smiled. "Yes, this will do," she said aloud, looking at her reflection in the mirror. "One little wizard, and I can go home.

Harry Dresden looked up as the door to his office opened, and a blonde goddess walked in. She wasn't his usual type of customer, but money was always tight, and he took what he could. It wasn't often he had a paying customer walk in. Standing, he offered his hand. "Harry Dresden, at your service, Miss . . ."

"Call me Glory," she said, smiling enticingly. "I understand you find things."

Dresden swallowed, thinking his libido did not need this. She was gorgeous. She was amazing. She was . . . asking for his help. "Ah, yes. I can find lost or misplaced items. Divination, you know." Great, Harry, you sound like a twelve-year-old.

"Good. I hope you'll be able to locate something very important to me. It's very old, and I've been looking a long time," she said.

"What is it you're looking for?"

"I want my key."

Title: Kaddish
Word Count:100
Fandom: X-men
Challenge: #005, Superstitions
Characters: Willow, Shadowcat
Notes: First time drabbler, enjoy!

Disclaimer: I do not own the characters of Willow Rosenberg or Kitty Pryde. They belong to their respective owners, Joss Whedon and Marvel Comics.

Kaddish

"Yitgadal v'yitkadash sh'mei rabah..." chanted the rabbi as the books were ceremoniously deposited in the vault among the cemetery. The service was brief, and in hebrew, words one of the observers hadn't used in years.

"So, do you want to tell me why I'm helping bury blank books?"

"Well, Kitty, I thought they needed respect, after I drained them of their magic. I couldn’t have done this without you," the redheaded wicca said, smiling.

"Who else but a mutant would know a rabbi who buries empty magic tomes?"

"I wanted to bury this part of my life. The bad witch."

A/N: I saw the topic for this week’s challenge, and this popped into my mind. I’m not really sure the jewish custom of burying books that contain the name of God really counts as a superstition. It’s steeped in the idea that you bring bad luck if you destroy the name of God. And since Giles' collection contained information on gods and demons, it just made sense to me.