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Dinner with Maloker ((group thread))
Some may consider that all the 'Big Guns' that April has called together is overkill … but not really, not when it comes to the fact that many great minds are needed to find a way to prevent The Three (Discord, Disharmony and Cacophony) from their evil plans.
And the Big Guns are needed... when they have no idea where to start looking for The Three.
When other Keys (such as Dawn Summers) are being drained of their existence.
When the clock is still ticking on Lorne... and his battle with his disease.
Invitations were extended to Clark Kent/Superman; Harry Dresden; Sheriff Bigby Wolf; Edward Elric; Cipher Nine; and of course Spike, Angel, Buffy, Willow and Wes.
April is waiting in the planning room, for each person to arrive, going through some books as she does. For many... this will be a familiar encounter, as they had to come to fight together before. But there will be some new faces. And new ideas.
((forgot a posting order. Since multiple characters, Kat/Ael/ me))
And the Big Guns are needed... when they have no idea where to start looking for The Three.
When other Keys (such as Dawn Summers) are being drained of their existence.
When the clock is still ticking on Lorne... and his battle with his disease.
Invitations were extended to Clark Kent/Superman; Harry Dresden; Sheriff Bigby Wolf; Edward Elric; Cipher Nine; and of course Spike, Angel, Buffy, Willow and Wes.
April is waiting in the planning room, for each person to arrive, going through some books as she does. For many... this will be a familiar encounter, as they had to come to fight together before. But there will be some new faces. And new ideas.
((forgot a posting order. Since multiple characters, Kat/Ael/ me))
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"I know, I can hear it," Clark says. He's torn between needing to stay near April for support, and finding out who is crying and why.
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The Demon boy is sitting there, wiping away tears quickly. The imaginary Al, at his current age, is sitting beside him. "One last door. Have to leave you here."
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Harry's gaze sweeps over the kid. "You all right?"
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"Sielewi?" The boy moves back, backing up against the cavern wall. They weren't so lucky to find another person who could speak/ or magic English. "Nimepotea."
Yep. It is Swahili.
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April is starting to sense something through her voices. "I think he is a Key."
Meanwhile, since Ed has not yet received his antidote, his hallucinations are going to take a turn for the worst. He gets the sensation of a woman sitting beside him. When he turns to look, it is Drusilla. She presses up against him, running her hands up his chest. When she speaks, only Ed will hear her. "Yummy little lamb. You were my favorite. So I am going to help you..."
She leans closer to whisper in his ear. "When the eyes go red... fill with dread, not all is right in the world. When the monster claims what is his, remove the whispers to remove the control."
((edit since I almost forgot an important plot point))
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Ed hasn't noticed any of this. He's too busy scrambling backward, trying to get as far away from Drusilla—who has always creeped him out—as possible, letting out a raspy 'Gah!' noise. "Don't touch me," he says, a little bit of a tremor in his voice, shuddering a little as Dru runs her hands along his chest. Part of the squick factor is that she isn't Winry. Most of it is that Dru is April's mother.
His words should be an immediate red flag to anyone who knows Ed well. He would never say something like that to his brother.
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Harry makes a face, and asks Lash for a specific translation. "We can help you," she says to the boy in Swahili, sounding exactly like Harry. "But we need help too. Our friend is sick and only you can help."
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"Please little lamb. Tell me you understand. All will be lost if you don't understand." Drusilla whispers to Ed.
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Cipher Nine hurries over to Ed and gets a shoulder under his arm to bring him over to the boy, as gently as such a thing can be done while also being done quickly.
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"Me now?" The boy touches his injury.
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Cipher Nine sets him gently against the nearest wall before heading over to the boy, taking a close look at his wounds and retrieving some of his medical equipment from his belt. "This might tingle," he warns the boy, relying on Harry for a translation into Swahili. "A lot, actually." Then he sets about his work, carefully sterilizing the gash, then dosing it with kolto. The translucent, pale green liquid will, indeed, cause an intense tingling, but it starts to go to work after only a few moments, slowly knitting the wound back together.
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April moves from Clark's embrace, now that she is not in such desperate need for comfort, and crawls to Ed's side. "You okay?" She whispers. She knows that sometimes delusions can be hard to handle.
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The child finishes drawing the door. He then uses his powers as a key to open it. The door leads to a large underground cavern. They will enter the cavern on a ledge, that overlooks the Grand Canyon-sized cavern. On the roof, in the middle of the cavern, is a large Demon bat.
By large, he is larger than the Empire State Building. They are a far-enough distance to him, and there does not seem to be anyway to reach him.
"I see you made your way here." Ember appears to their left.
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