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Cimorene, the Dragon's Princess (dragonsprincess) wrote in labyrinth_rpg,
@ 2009-03-18 09:58:00

Entry tags:

cimorene, complete, day three, hermione granger, yuna

Who: Cimorene, Yuna and Hermione
When: Day 3, sometime after dark
Where: On the outskirts of the city, near the labyrinth
What: A walk
Rating: TBA
Status: Incomplete

No closer to any answers, Cimorene was starting to lose her resolve. The effort to gain information on how to get home was starting to wear on her, not to mention the fact that she still had a splitting headache, given the fact that she'd developed a rather large goose egg on the back of it from falling earlier in the day. The answers, she was sure, were in the labyrinth, but getting through it...she didn't know if she had it in her.

She was wearing a new gown, having mastered the ability to have her wardrobe produce a variety of gowns in her size and taste, and was walking through the short grass near the labyrinth. The lights from the city were fainter there, and so Cimorene snapped her fingers, and with a crack, a ball of slightly blueish light hovered above her head, lighting her way. At the same time, she heard a step near her and spun, her hand on the hilt of the sword belted at her waist and her eyes nervous. "Who's there? Show yourself!"

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grangerdanger
2009-04-06 10:45 pm UTC (link)

“Oh that sounds very interesting” Hermione looked at the little bag Cimorene had and wondered what kind of things she had in their and wondered how many she could find lurking in Professor Snape’s potion cupboard. “Really dragons what’s it like living with them?” it seemed like something Hagrid would do but nothing really appealing to a normal person Hagrid never had the sense of danger that a normal person had, she wondered if she could learn any of these magic’s from other worlds now she really wanted to know how the blue orb worked.

“I really need my wand to be able to do anything but I hope staying here I could learn not to always have to use it” she had come across a lot of different magic types in the days spent here and wanted to know about them all and wondered if she could, at least while she was here where all of these magic’s could exist together. “Maybe your right Yuna” Hermione agreed now that she made her point maybe Jareth wanted powerful people for some forced army or something now that she thought about it she shuttered but it could be true for all she knows, Yuna’s Aeons where powerful and Cimorene’s magic sounds pretty powerful and she herself was the best witch in her year.

“I hope that’s not the case Yuna” she said looking concerned “Who knows what he would want us for then” again she shuttered at the thought maybe Jareth was not as good as Hermione gave him credit for even knowing he did take her from her home but still she could not think of him totally evil without proof. “Yeah I think their different in my world too their pretty aggressive, well at least the ones I seen” the only dragons she seen up close would be the dragons that the Triwizard champions had to face back in her fourth year and also Norbert but he was only a baby dragon

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lady_summoner
2009-04-07 01:57 pm UTC (link)

Yuna shook her head. "There is no way to know for certain, Hermione, and it doesn't change how I feel. I still need to get home. My friends are in danger." And that, as far as she was concerned, was that. She wouldn't sit around here doing nothing while her whole world might be being destroyed back home. She didn't have that in her.

"Excuse me, I'm sorry, but... I think I'm going to go think about all this." She rose gracefully to her feet, bowing to the other two women, and then turned away. "I hope we meet again. I've enjoyed our conversation."

With that, she hurried away. There was a lot to think about. What were Jareth's motives? And how was she going to get home? The summoner sighed as she retraced her steps. The conversation with the other two women had been strange, and a little terrifying.

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