Severus Snape (![]() ![]() @ 2008-07-04 23:18:00 |
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Entry tags: | arrival, complete, day 6, edward cullen, severus snape |
Arrival of Snape
Who: Snape and OTA
What: Snape arrives on Mirage
When: Dawn, Day 6
Where: A xeric wildflower-strewn meadow by a duck-pond in the hills near the Dude Ranch
Rating: PG, I expect
Status: Complete
Severus Snape dragged his feet one after the other up the cold stone staircase. This was the part he dreaded: facing the Dark Lord again, enduring his questions, resisting his legilimency without appearing to resist, slathering him with ridiculous praise. If it were only the latter, it would be merely distasteful, but He Who Shall Not Be Named was not the chief dark wizard in Britain for nothing. Snape was powerful, and an extraordinarily-talented occlumens, but pitting his power against that of Lord Voldemort was always a trying challenge.
As the black-robed wizard reached the penultimate step, however, he felt the most unusual tug on his foot. Looking down to see what was affecting him, he saw not stone but yellow summer-dry grass such as one was not likely to find in the vicinity of the Dark Lord's abode. Looking up again, firm plain beneath his sole, Snape was surprised to find that he no longer stood on an enclosed staircase, but now stood under a broad and rapidly-lightening sky. Near him he saw ducks floating on a pond, but in all other directions he saw nothing but rolling hills covered in grass and wildflowers of various hues. The purple florescences appeared to be echinacea for the most part. Was he in some unsettled corner of the American prairie?
As he gazed about him, blinking in the bright sun to which he was in no way accustomed, he espied in the furthest distance what appeared to be a collection of buildings. Well, perhaps he could find answers there to the mystery of his sudden abduction. Since he wouldn't be able to Apparate there until he had a detailed idea of its layout, he began walking in its direction. It was going to take a while to get there, and the Dark Lord would not be pleased by his unexpected and extended absence, but Snape saw no other choice.