I don't own Criminal Minds and the "World of Warcraft" game or anything related to the game. Also anything mentioned in this story, I also don't own at all.
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Spencer was sitting on the jet with a laptop on the table. They had several more hours until they would be back home so Spencer decided to bring his laptop out.
Everyone was stunned when they saw him using a computer rather than reading a book, which he ALWAYS did.
Morgan and Prentiss were beyond curious as to what Spencer was doing on the laptop. He didn't appear to be writing something and was using the D-pad on his laptop a lot and also the arrow keys.
Finally, they decided to see what Spencer was doing. Morgan sat next o him and saw that he was playing a game. Prentiss also looked and then laughed, "You play World of Warcraft Reid?"
Spencer nodded, "Yeah I finally got a laptop and Garcia told me about this game called Warcraft. I haven't been able to put it down."
"What's your character", asked Prentiss.
"A human mage" Spencer said while still looking at the screen. "Oh geez this warrior guy keeps asking me to duel. Go away I'm in the middle of a quest for God sake."
Rossi and Hotch looked confused, "What the hell is World of Warcraft" said Rossi.
"An online MMORPG where you go online, log in, and pay as a character like an elf or a troll. You also make what "class" they are like a mage, a druid, a warrior or a rouge. It's basically like playing as a totally different person on the internet but you do quests and battles with other players."
Rossi was quiet for a moment, "That sounds almost as stupid as the Facebook site everyone likes."
They laughed and Spencer kept playing his game.
Suddenly Garcia came up on the computer near Hotch, "Hey is Spencer still playing warcraft?"
"Yep."
"Oh no I created a WoW addict. Please Spencer fight it" she cried.
"I thought this was World of Warcraft" asked Rossi.
"WoW is an abbreviation of the name" said Garcia.
"YES! I leveled up!"
"Oh dear Reid…" said Garcia.
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