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Hooray and other happy horse...
Amelia's coming down from the house fast enough that if she trips, she'll probably blow her knee out. She doesn't much care about the property. Seeing that demon-thing-- the size-- and watching the Outsiders dance round after round with it...
The panic's no more than a constant dinging in her head. It sounds a bit like an oven timer. She pushes it back, slowing as she comes across a patch of destroyed crawlers. She almost looks like she's going to cry.
"Anybody hurt?" but it's a bit half-hearted.
The panic's no more than a constant dinging in her head. It sounds a bit like an oven timer. She pushes it back, slowing as she comes across a patch of destroyed crawlers. She almost looks like she's going to cry.
"Anybody hurt?" but it's a bit half-hearted.
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Of all the times for the maker to be dead.
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He really needs to work with better control of these flashes. When there's time.
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Sand then finds himself on the steps outside, watching as a horde of panicked people try to push their way out of the building, but are stopped by an unperceivable wall at the threshold. They panic, and many are trampled in the desperate rush to what they hope is safety. Then comes the dark figure from behind the crowd of desperate Mexicans, with black ink pools in the place of eyes. It’s movements are unnatural, as if something unaccustomed to bipedal locomotion were forced inside of it.
Years have passed, and the possessed form, injured though not rotting away, is perched in a window, observing the stillness outside. The same stillness it knew for a decade, and the same unrelenting stillness it would know for decades to come.
Then, a stranger. A half-breed, accompanied by another man - Constantine. Constantine betrays the half-breed, paralyzing him and offering his body as a sacrifice for the demon’s freedom. But it’s a trick, one designed to prevent the demon from knowing that Constantine is here to free it until the very last moment.
Calibusk then walks the ley lines, being on a seemingly endless ribbon of streaming blue energy surrounded by absolute nothingness, like a starless night’s sky. There are other creatures like Calibusk. Dozens of them. Hundreds of them. Thousands. And the largest of them all addresses Calibusk, obvious displeasure written on his unpleasant face.
“You have a debt to repay, child. You may not resume your station until you have settled it.”
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Yes, he's asking permission this time.
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In several seconds, Sand's flashback is played, in vivid detail, to the entire team.
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Corrine blinks, scratches her head, smirks. "Guess I'd be pissed, too, after all that time in a crumbling church. They'll let me pass, though. I think. Not like I'm speaking from experience."
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"Alignment rarely means anything under the parameters of guardianship," she mutters, picking at the remains of her crawlers. "Protector of the leylines first, infernal creature second. I.E. doing something of its nature-- something 'demony'-- violates the standards of its station.
"Plainly-- it's not allowed to hurt you, Mr. Constantine. Even by trickery."
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"Might want t'wake up the rest of the way an join the real world. It can do whatever it wants so long as it's agreed to, trick or not doesn't matter if it's got permission. Loopholes Sunshine, everything is about loopholes."
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Back in the real world, however, her urge to kick the git in the head is made an impossibility with present company. "As much as a joyless existance of boozing and back-stabbing sounds lovely, I like my world of stocks and charities just fine. And I doubt very much that you have ever seen the amount of money to afford me, so stop calling me 'sunshine'."
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