Who: Malcolm Baddock and Euphemia Borage
Where: the Sandwalk at Scamander Park, then ??
When: Sunday evening
What: Who knows? Euphemia wants to discuss some of the changes that have been happening among the Regulators and what happened to Harry.
Rating: Who knows again?
Status: Open; in progress
When she laid on her back, all she could see above her was a canopy of trees. She liked the sensation of it, the cool breeze that slapped her nose, the strange stillness that reminded her of the moment in a long Apparation right feet touched ground. Her missing finger ached for a moment in memory of the sensation and a wry smile teased her lips as she stared up ahead, thinking of how distraught she'd been to have lost it. It seemed irrelevant now, waiting for Mal as the leaves drifted overhead, her heart pounding in her throat as she lay there, so unusually still, in an effort to calm it.
The shadows dappled across her face, her eyelids closing in response to the mild warmth of the evening and her thoughts. Other things began to drift into her mind with the warmth - memories of Quentin and the places that he'd sent her, always warm, and she wondered whether he chose the east because he loved it or if he chose an area so hot and dry to prepare himself for an eventual hell.
Where: the Sandwalk at Scamander Park, then ??
When: Sunday evening
What: Who knows? Euphemia wants to discuss some of the changes that have been happening among the Regulators and what happened to Harry.
Rating: Who knows again?
Status: Open; in progress
When she laid on her back, all she could see above her was a canopy of trees. She liked the sensation of it, the cool breeze that slapped her nose, the strange stillness that reminded her of the moment in a long Apparation right feet touched ground. Her missing finger ached for a moment in memory of the sensation and a wry smile teased her lips as she stared up ahead, thinking of how distraught she'd been to have lost it. It seemed irrelevant now, waiting for Mal as the leaves drifted overhead, her heart pounding in her throat as she lay there, so unusually still, in an effort to calm it.
The shadows dappled across her face, her eyelids closing in response to the mild warmth of the evening and her thoughts. Other things began to drift into her mind with the warmth - memories of Quentin and the places that he'd sent her, always warm, and she wondered whether he chose the east because he loved it or if he chose an area so hot and dry to prepare himself for an eventual hell.