Illyria (![]() ![]() @ 2010-05-16 18:11:00 |
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Entry tags: | !open, dawn summers, illyria |
WHO: Illyria & OPEN TO MULTIPLE THREADS
WHERE: Outside the library.
WHEN: Evening, after Cordelia's vision.
RATING: PG-ish?
STATUS: In progress...
Illyria was back. After being confused by the sight of another with Winifred Burkle's face and wandering around in the guise of that shell she was fully convinced she still was when she got like that, she was back and she was angry.
This place was an abomination, a mockery. It existed to hold it's jaws open, baring it's teeth in threat as if it wanted a confrontation, but it would lurch back just enough so you couldn't touch it whenever you tried to do so. Illyria hated that. She didn't want to be here. Wesley was corporeal he, yes, but that wasn't the way things were supposed to be. He was dead, he'd died in her arms. She remembered it vividly and it made emotion that was not hers, that she both wanted and didn't ripple through her— or perhaps it was the other thing, that which lingered on the edge. It was something... Illyria couldn't tell and hadn't spoken up to Wesley about it due to her own dubiousness towards her own perceptions which were often neither here nor there and the god-king wasn't ready to admit to that yet. (Nevermind what the seer saw, visions were not always accurate; she didn't trust half-truths— which was a bit hypocritical, given that she was the embodiment of such.) It was a weakness and the Lord of Beverly Hills was not weak.
Standing outside the library, Illyria threw her hand out and opened a portal, stepping through it and vanishing into it's abyss as the rip closed behind her. Mere moments later, she was walking out of the library, irritation clear on her face and a chunk of metal that belonged on the breast plate of one of the guards fisted in her hand, crumpled as if it were a flimsy sheet of aluminum. She threw it to the ground and did not bother to watch as it bounced off the pavement and came to rest a few feet away from her.
"This will not do."