Disclaimer- Just as a precaution, I don't own any of the Buffy characters or anything like that. I'm just coming up with some (hopefully) fun stories. So, there you go.
Buffy walked into the antechamber of the large cavern she had been exploring. It was said that inside this cavern was a powerful weapon or magic of some kind. She didn't know if the myth was true, but there had been a lot of demonic activity near the cave recently, so she had decided to check it out.
She had only discovered the weapon was even there because the others had done some research, obviously wielding results. This weapon or whatever was suppose to be pretty strong and it was better that she got her hands on it then anyone else.
The antechamber was like the rest of the cave; the walls were bare and ruff, made of uncut stone, a natural cave that developed from erosion. As she walked in farther she noticed the real size of the room, it was pretty big. It looked like a short, wide hallway, with a bend at the back. She didn't know how far in the bend went, but she would soon find out.
She stepped farther into the room, holding the flashlight so the beam covered as much space as possible. Then, she saw something, the flashlights beam reflected off of it. She stepped closer and was surprised to find a life sized statue of what looked to be a Greek or Roman warrior. She had always had trouble sorting out the differences between the two.
What was even stranger was that the statue seemed to have built into the wall or had been unfinished. She could see his head, chest, and the front of his legs, and one arm, but the rest of him was hidden, encased in the wall, like he had been cut in half. Another thing that was strange was that the stone he was made of didn't match the wall he was attached to.
The wall was made of a dull, grey stone, but he seemed to be made of some sort of black marble. She stepped even closer and found what had shone in the light, his amulet; around his neck was an amulet. The strap was that black marble like the rest of him, but the gem itself was an actual gem.
The gem had a gold casing around the edge with two sides. The side facing Buffy was some sort of dark stone, not the marble, a dark jewel. The other side, facing his chest, was light and pretty, a clear white, a diamond. Buffy stepped back to take in the strange figure.
The man was definitely Roman or Greek, he had that look about him, from the clothes he wore to the weapon he held. He wore a large helmet that covered most of his head. The helmet had a nose piece, plates that ran along the sides of his face coming down to his chin, though it didn't have a plume of feathers coming out of the top.
Put this helmet had no tall fan coming out of the top.
She noticed that he was handsome, dark, wavy hair coming down below his ear, solid jaw, and square nose, but he wasn't much taller than she was, maybe a few inches. He was probably about five six, five seven.
He had the Greek style armor on, the metal looking muscle armor, a cuirass she thought it was called, with the skirt, Buffy didn't know what it was called. On his feet he wore ankle high sandals that those people use to wear.
He had one arm raised high in front, punching the air with a fist. His other hand, which was all she could see of his right arm, was grabbing the end of his sword attached at a little bit higher than his waist. His sword, of what she could see, was short and wide with a bejeweled (marble) handle. His face was stern and his mouth was open, shouting something Buffy couldn't understand.
It was a strange sight indeed. Buffy turned to look at the rest of the chamber and found similar statues, well, slightly similar. The statues were Greek, defiantly, but the way they were positioned and what they were made of was completely different than the statue she was standing near.
The one of the other statues that was nearest to Buffy was a young man, maybe twenty, with long stringy hair coming down to his shoulders, no helmet to be seen. That was similar with many of the others. Some she found did wear helmets and crude armor, but they didn't look as well dressed as the other statue.