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slayers_desire) wrote2014-03-31 12:22 pm
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regaining trust is harder than it seems ((Clark, Harry Dresden))
It has been weeks since April's voices were returned to normal, thanks to the efforts of Clark, Ed and Cipher Nine. And while the voices returned to their everyday work, of providing assistance and advice to the Key, it seemed that she wasn't willing to pay attention.
April was scared, truth be told. She was scared in trusting her voices again.
It was J'onn who informed Clark that his wife was refusing to provide advice to the other JLA members. And while no one had suffered yet, it was like the team was missing a big part of their strengths.
April was scared, truth be told. She was scared in trusting her voices again.
It was J'onn who informed Clark that his wife was refusing to provide advice to the other JLA members. And while no one had suffered yet, it was like the team was missing a big part of their strengths.
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"So, I should explain why I wanted to speak to you."
"A living virus got into my mind, and infected my internal voices. And now, even when it is gone, I still can't trust myself."
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"And they did defeat him..."
"But I am still so scared..."
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Lasciel stirs a little, paying slightly closer attention, though her vigilance never really stops.
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"In your business relationship, do you trust her?"
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"I wish I knew if they still wanted to keep me alive and well."
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"A part of me... fears that they could easily foretell dark events."
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"And if my powers are darkness... tied to the darkness... then how could I..."
"I could be his worse enemy."
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