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Entry tags: | complete, day four, mercy thompson, nymphadora tonks, tara maclay |
WHO: Tara MaClay & Mercy Tompson & OTA
WHEN: Day Four, After the ball.
WHAT: Debating Jareth's Insect Reflection.
WHERE: Outside of dorm, leaning against a corner.
RATING: G(?)
STATUS: Incomplete
Things had been crazy at the ball. Finding out precisely what was happening was both a relief and an even greater stress. It was amazing all the amount of people that Jareth had apparently brought into this new dimension and some of the powers that the others held were miraculous. After re-assessing the large chained creature’s behavior in her mind and Jareth’s reaction it was obvious that it had to be someone summoned here by him. If Jareth could deter a creature like that, then what else could he do? No single person’s power was going to be great enough to stop him. Tara had suspected before that it was going to take a combined effort to stop him, but now she knew this had to be a fact and not just a theory.
Keeping her arms crossed tightly over her midsection one hand rubbed her other upper arm. Brows were furrowed deeply in thought as she debated over which options they did and didn’t have still. Obviously there were a great deal of powerful people trapped here, which Jareth took on alone. What if a major spell could be compiled by combining all of the magic casters abilities? Would that be enough to stop Jareth? What if they could phase him out of this reality? Did this plane of existence help to give him more power? It was starting to seem like he had tricked each person out of their own world and into his. That must mean that his power source was somehow tied to this place. Could it be an object? Maybe if they could find out where Jareth’s power came from, his source they could show him how little he meant in the Karmic cycle. The thoughtful frown turned into a faint smile as the old joke about insect reflections danced in her mind. It was really too bad that no one else besides Willow got it, it really was a fantastic joke.
Sighing heavily it was cool outside tonight and the brick from the corner of the building was starting to dig into her back some. ‘Maybe I should head inside now.’ Tara shifted to move only to be halted by another thought. ‘Why? So you can make holes in the floor with how much pacing you do and not get your mind off of Willow since she resides in the room directly below yours. If I start pacing I’ll probably just keep us both up.’ Another sigh fell from the blond witch’s lips in frustration. What was she to do at this point. The Scoobies would be researching like crazy through all the texts in the magic box if this was Sunnydale, but this wasn’t Sunnydale. Maybe in the morning she could find out information from the goblins? Or see if she could find any history books? There had to be a library around here, wasn’t there?
Then there was also everything with Willow, and Willow really being Willow and how where Willow was from Tara, herself, was dead. It all hit home very hard. There was an old song she remembered hearing while growing up that the good died young, but… She’d never thought the type of death she had been told she had would happen to her. Killed by a stray bullet? Of all the things that could have gone wrong, a bullet? A demon, a vampire, a Frankenstein, a god, a super-genius-mad-scientists invention gone wrong, a spell, but a damn bullet? It was almost impossible to believe. And Goddess it hurt Willow so much. The pain and joy in her redhead lover’s eyes every time the other woman looked at her spoke more then all the words in the world ever would portray. How was someone supposed to react to the fact that they had died in their lovers arms somewhere else? Was this possibly a sign that getting back with Willow was the wrong thing to do? Or was there a greater scheme in which Willow had to become so powerful? Was all this power that Willow had accumulated needed for some greater plan?
Tara’s head was beginning to hurt with all of the thoughts spinning around in it. Bringing a hand up the blond witch messaged her temples with the thumb and forefinger. “I wonder if they have Excedrin here.” The blond witch muttered to her self in frustration. Closing her eyes she slowly tilted her head back while inhaling deeply, there had to be something that would calm her nerves. ‘Willow could.’ A heavy and annoyed sigh was released as eyes opened towards the stars; there was no giant pineapple to state at tonight but at least there was some sort of stars. In a strange way, that notion alone was a vague comfort to her. Eyes searched the heavens pulling out new constellations in her mind causing a faint smile to form on her lips slowly. At least the bright glowing orbs shining down on them were the same, even if they were fake, they still gave the blond witch a false sense of comfort of a greater unknown shining down on her.