sadie hendrie ➵ kate bishop (hawkingjay) wrote in thereincarnates, @ 2012-08-21 15:21:00 |
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Entry tags: | freddie campbell, sadie hendrie |
Who: Sadie Hendrie and Freddie Campbell
What: Sadie has a run-in with a god while out searching for her sister.
Where: Austin, TX
When: Backdated to yesterday, August 20th, 2012, about 7 PM
Warnings: Who even knows.
After checking Libby's friend's houses, Sadie was slowly but surely losing her cool. She'd been trying not to freak out for Lucas's sake (he was freaking out enough on his own), but once the last mom shot her a pitying look and shut the door in Sadie's face, it was hard for her to stay calm. Things would have been so simple if Libby had just run away to a friend's, and now? Now she really could be anywhere in the world. With anyone in the world.
That particular thought made her run back home in a barely controlled panic. Thea was watching Maddie, and one glance at Jess's little sister told her everything she needed to know: no Libby yet. Pale and thin-lipped, Sadie changed quickly, grabbed her bow and quiver, and headed out without another word. Like Lucas, Sadie was fearing the worst, and dressed in Kate's costume, she was ready for the worst, too. If it came to that. For a family that was pretty firmly entrenched in Camelot, it probably would. Sadie just wished she had back-up. The Young Avengers would've been pretty handy right now. Even Tommy, the resident sociopath. Anyone with superpowers, pretty much. Which decidedly didn't include herself.
Downtown Austin at night was practically a bore compared to New York, but Sadie hit it anyway, on the off-chance she'd find Libby skipping down the street somewhere. She stuck to the rooftops and the fire escapes, finding a perch and surveying one block at a time, but after an hour or it became pretty clear her plan was a bad one. Her phone was quiet, too. Bad sign. Lucas's search wasn't panning out, either. Gritting her teeth, Sadie hopped over the low wall separating the roof from her latest fire escape. She slumped against the brick, cradling her bow with her head in her hands. Then, suddenly, she threw the bow as far as she could, shouting hoarsely, "Fuck! FUCK!"
It was bad enough their crazy little family had almost lost Jess. They couldn't lose Libby, too.