Oops! She did it again...

"Oh my Goddess!" cried future Amy as she ran up to the naked figure of Kennedy who had just appeared on the floor of the high school library in response to the wish that had been granted her by Halfrek . "What the hell happened, Kennedy?"

"Justice Demon Amy happened," replied Kennedy. "Can I please get some clothes please?"

"Of course," said Buffy. "Jonathan and Xander, go get Kennedy some clothes. And Giles, please go with them so that they don't lose their way."

"Very well, Buffy," said Giles. "But given the possibility that the woman who did this might come back -- "

"Giles, please go!" cried Buffy. "Now! And er, get some clothes for me too, if you can."

Giles, Xander and Jonathan silently left the library while future Amy frantically cradled Kennedy in her arms.

"It's going to be okay," said future Amy. "I'll protect you. I'll wish her back and then I'll --"

"No!" cried Kennedy. "That would make things worse. This way at least she has a way to save face. Besides, if she comes back and you punish her, you know who she's going to take it out on. She can't hurt you because she believes you might be her past self but she knows I'm important to you and she has already demonstrated that she has no problems with punishing me. So just let it drop for now."

"But Kennedy --" future Amy started to say. "Wait! She thinks you're important to me?"

"Well, duh!" cried Kennedy. "And apparently I become more important in the future -- or at least, in her version of the future."

"Is this your idea of flirting because this is so not the time?" asked Amy.

"Of course, it isn't," said Kennedy. "Anyway, I'm a Slayer. I'm supposed to be protecting you, not vice versa."

"Wait!" cried Buffy. "You're a Slayer?"

"Er, yes, she is," said Willow. "We were going to tell you, Buffy, but things got rather busy."

"Why are you here?" asked Buffy. "Did something happen to Faith?"

"No, as far as I know, Faith's fine," said Kennedy. "Me and Amy here come from the future. We came here -- well, it doesn't matter now why we came here. Our mission has been accomplished. Anyway --"

"Anyway, you really need to do something about Anya right now," said Halfrek. "Then you two could trade life stories till the cows come home."

"Okay," said Kennedy. "I wish I had never made the wish about wanting Anya to stay a rabbit."

"Wish granted," said Halfrek.

"And I wish Anya was human again," said Kennedy.

"No, wait, Kennedy," said future Amy. "Perhaps you should rephrase tha --"

But it was too late. Halfrek had already said, "Wish granted."

And the next thing everyone in the library heard was Anya's angry voice yelling, "What the hell did you do to me, mystery girl?"

Oh, boy, thought future Amy. Here we go again.