Isibel ✧ "Sarion" (
small_magics) wrote2013-04-11 10:33 am
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why me?
Isibel spends her last day on the island flying, and then she rejoins her expedition, and packs, and sleeps, and in the dawnlight she gets back on the boat to sail back to the Elven Lands.
She is kept quite occupied with small magics to keep the ship operating smoothly, and also with notebooking - writing quite small, as she brought more than enough notebooks for three weeks but then unexpectedly used many of them to draw and write with the demon and has only half of one left for several days at sea.
They land on the shore of the Elven Lands on schedule, and disembark.
She is kept quite occupied with small magics to keep the ship operating smoothly, and also with notebooking - writing quite small, as she brought more than enough notebooks for three weeks but then unexpectedly used many of them to draw and write with the demon and has only half of one left for several days at sea.
They land on the shore of the Elven Lands on schedule, and disembark.
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"Tasty!" he declares. "Maybe you're right. But I don't know what it represents."
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Then she says, "My Bonded's other Bondmate is a benign demon. Perhaps it has to do with him."
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Then he says, "Wait, he's Tialle's Demon?!"
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Nom nom nom.
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A day later, the demon wakes.
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She shrinks away - takes a moment of focus on her breath - emerges into equilibrium - and decides to go to where he is. Maybe she will feel more normal if they have a conversation out loud, maybe it will help.
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Things are a little more muffled between them, with his dragon-self sleeping. A very little.
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She focuses on walking. She walks. She comes back into the world when she arrives.
"Liselen says you aren't Tainted," she says.
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