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slayers_desire) wrote2014-02-26 02:07 pm
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Into the depths of April's mind ((Clark, Ed, Cipher Nine))
J'onn was unable to tell April much about why her voices were not working, but he sensed a darkness in her mind. And rightly was concerned because it was starting to grow... slowly, but steadily.
After a long conversation about how to remedy the situation, it was decided that some of April's closest friends should go into her mind, and seek out the true situation.
Already Clark was at her side, but she had placed phone calls to both Ed and Cipher Nine detailing enough to let them know that she needed them. And a little about why. The whole story would be stated once they all arrived.
But she was nervous. Sick to her stomach. And just wanted her mind back... so she was restless.
((posting order April/ Clark/ Ed and Cipher Nine))
After a long conversation about how to remedy the situation, it was decided that some of April's closest friends should go into her mind, and seek out the true situation.
Already Clark was at her side, but she had placed phone calls to both Ed and Cipher Nine detailing enough to let them know that she needed them. And a little about why. The whole story would be stated once they all arrived.
But she was nervous. Sick to her stomach. And just wanted her mind back... so she was restless.
((posting order April/ Clark/ Ed and Cipher Nine))

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Now, even with only vague information, he's worried too. And he wants to help fix whatever's the matter with her powers, however he can, so he arrives as soon as he gets the call.
Cipher Nine, meanwhile, hasn't had a chance to work with April since the Initiative, and so hasn't noticed anything is different. The Treaty of Coruscant has just been broken, and fresh war has erupted between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire. Imperial Intelligence has been in overdrive, and thus he's been quite busy. But the moment he gets April's call, he immediately answers it. The Kents are his friends, and if April's in trouble, then by thunder, he's going to come to her aid, no matter what.
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"A few days ago, Clark heard a burglary in process. When I sought guidance from my voices, they advised that Stargirl and myself answer the call. Clark was here at Watchtower with the kids."
"One of the robbers hated women. With a passion. He was suicidal."
"The police had to do what was necessary..." She chokes back tears. "It all went wrong..."
"Something is wrong with my voices. And we are not sure what...."
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"Absolutely," Cipher Nine agrees solemnly.
Ed frowns for a moment, still keeping an arm around April's shoulder while he tries to puzzle at least a few things out. "April and I had to hunt a homunculus recently," he says after awhile. "Some of the information her voices gave her about it was... off. So it's been at least since then."
"Which begs the question of whether we know of it happening sooner than that," Cipher Nine adds. "I haven't worked with you recently," he says, addressing April, "so I can't really be certain."
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"J'onn is going to establish a mind link between us, so you can investigate."
"But... that area of my mind that contains the voices... is dangerous. Even in a mindscape."
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"Same here," Cipher Nine agrees with a small smile. "I couldn't call all of you my friends if I weren't willing to risk this sort of danger for you."
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Clark nods. "I am."
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"Ready," Cipher Nine echoes.
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Right now, the only thing to lead them, is a path lined with sunflowers.
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"Follow the yellow brick road," he murmurs.
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Cipher Nine takes a moment to survey their surroundings. He's never seen sunflowers before, and is mildly curious upon seeing them for the first time, though he does not indulge that curiosity. Instead, he nods to Clark's statement and adds, by way of agreement, "Only path open to us. Shall we?"
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Ahead on the path is a little girl, who is playing hopscotch.
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"You Demons won't hurt me!"
Geesh... she looks awfully familiar.
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He takes a cautious step forward and kneels down before the little girl (whom he suspects is an ickle April), and says, in the gentle and patient voice he always uses with kids, "I know I look really scary, miss, but I'm not going to hurt you. Promise. In fact, I'd like to help, if I can."
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Her eyes widen, and she looks hopeful. "Are you my protectors?"
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"Always. For ever."
"I usually get help from Them..." She points towards the mountain. "But They have become scary."
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