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Nyx barely hesitated. Yes, she replied, giving her thought just enough of an extra push to convey her certainty. I have no reason to harm you.
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"Nothing worth having is easy."
Three years!
The surprise was harsh, but Nyx held it down. She had known that the girl wasn't normal, but she had not suspected vampirism. She regarded the dark concious with a new respect. Perhaps the "child" was not so young after all.
I'm not afraid, she answered, and it was true. She had often been judged too quickly herself. What's your name? She paused again. And why can't you get blood?
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"Nothing worth having is easy."
Three years!
She looked up at Nantadha and Foijin quietly.
I THOUGHT I FINAL FLASHED YOU!! !! !
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((Yeah, Unknown, with all due respect, stop it.))
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"Nothing worth having is easy."
Three years!
She looked up at Nantadha and Foijin quietly.
I THOUGHT I FINAL FLASHED YOU!! !! !
[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=zsOkZgLf3hA[/youtube]
((Yeah, Unknown, with all due respect, stop it.))
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"Sorry. Must dash!" apologised Quatermass as he leapt through the portal. Between the zapping that Tom gave him, and the slapping senseless, he needed a healer. He would be back before long. To make sure that fellow Tom couldn't follow him, he sealed the space portal himself.
He saw Myrrhdyn before him. He'd only remembered her since he had a card, but he must've picked that up in the last century of travelling or so. If Tom was right about their freindship, then it must've been millennia since their last meeting, maybe even millions of years. Quatermass couldn't remember his own age, his parents and family. He knew who he had been trained by, but only because people remarked on the fact that he could only be a student of Gint-Li. Quatermass didn't remember him. Or Tom. He barely remembered anyone he met more than 200 years ago.
"Hello, Myrrhdyn. Been a while, hasn't it?"
He clutched his head. No mere veneer of vanity this was, as the latest jump had exacerbated his headache.
"Owwwww....."
Tom shook his head. Nevermind, he could find where Quatermass had put his gear that Dibble had sent him.
He sighed and stroked Dibble's hair. The Bear was still asleep. He'd have to train her on how to use the Bear's powers.
"Dibble, you know your father was a soul-gobbler?" Tom sat down on a burned-out seat, while Dibble sat on his lap.
"No." Dibble looked worried.
"You were an experiment by your father's people, to see how powerful a human crossed with a soul-gobbler would be. You were, in essence, a success. But your mother's side came through. So did the many souls your father ate. You weren't a soul gobbler, but you were powerful. So the soul-gobblers are after you, because if YOUR soul is digested, the whole cosmos is in serious danger of destruction."
Tom got up and sighed.
"The cosmos has a soul too. A soul-gobbler with your soul could easily get a hold of it, and end existance for ever." he finished. "I was sent on a mission to destroy you. But..." he took Dibble's hands. "We all know what happened next...and I'm guessing it was for the best. But I need Quatermass to help me train and guard you until we figure out how to stop the soul-gobblers. That was the goal of my master, and his master before him. But the soul-gobblers have found a way to distort time and space, and that has seriously harmed Quatermass to the point where his memory is shot. I hope he finds a healer in time."
Dibble looked up at him. "I knew I was trouble, but I didn't know I was THIS much trouble." she laughed nervously. Tom leaned down and kissed her.
"Come on. I can sense my sword, Tooheys, at my old Master's home. Come with me. And concentrate on some sort of shield, otherwise we'll end up as scrambled as Q."
Tom opened up a portal, and took Dibble and the Bear with her.
((Phew! That was a LOT of typing!))
She hadn't fed the night before. That would explain why she was weak. It also struck Nyx as slightly sad; it was like a child who was hungry. Vampires, after all, needed to survive as well.
Don't you have a mentor? Nyx inquired. Someone who can help you with this?
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"Nothing worth having is easy."
Three years!
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((Oh, OK, cool, because I wasn't sure if it was Irial talking, and I wanted to answer, so that clears that up.))
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An artifact lay inside her body and mind and that was an object of interest to Syndri. Irial was tagging along, but also shown concern for enemies following. It seemed this artifact was the center power that would keep them together and Marie wondered if she could keep it in her mind. She thought on it for a bit while continuing to nibble the morsels and calm her shaking stomach.
"So what are we doing next anyways?" the girl asked, looking over to him "Heading to some town, right? But that is where we're going, I don't know what we're actually doing."
"Neither do I, " Irial replied, still scanning the skies for signs of the bat. "However, I hope that we can lose them."
It seemed to Irial that the main reason they had gotten into this mess was Sindri. She repected his magical power, and was wary of him for it, but she still was annoyed by his superior attitude. After all, he was the one whose enemies had followed him to the house in the first place. As for Marie, Irial held no grudges, merely a sense of genuine companionship and a concern for the 'thing' that she had in her head.
Irial's mind wandered to her dream. It had all seemed so real, and she was sure it had something to do with the artifact. Perhaps the artifact had managed to permeate her mind, too. As Irial thought that, though, she knew that it could't be possible. Whatever had given her that dream, it had only to do with Irial, and Irial herself.
Irial then saw a large town, covered in mist, situated at the top of a large hill. It was unlike anything Irial had yet seen, and she was in awe of it. For a girl who had grown up in a thatched-roof cottage on the outskirts of an obscure fishing town, this was paradise.
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"We must go North, to Greystone." Sindri took the northern path, walking at a reasonable pace. "Our business is a secret, don't want my enemies to know what it is, I cannot tell you until I can be sure it is safe."
He put his black gloved hand on Bloodbane's handle.
Sindri continued to walk vigilantly, as the party headed for the dense patch of forest.
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Lalalalai.... I'll cut you up!
(response to Quatermass)
Myrrhdyn rolled her eyes slightly as she carried on into the house, slightly exasperated at the Timelord's insistance on using his scientific and technical jargon...all of which went slightly beyond her. She had had her day, of course, where she had revelled in all the new words, but in honesty, she was, although shrewd and intelligent, more simple in word and thought. They passed many doorways, each one made of heavy wood and carved with intricate Celtic Knotwork, a constant comfort and reminder of from whence she had come. Few knew that each pattern was a great deal more than simple carving, each being a keystone to another time... only one other person, in fact, knew of the true importance of these ancient symbols.
Stopping before a door at the very end of the left corridor, she performed an unusual and somewhat archaic motion with her hands and moved forwards as the heavy wood swung open to allow her admittance. The room within was almost medieval in appearance, its walls hung with all manner of unusual instruments and implements, a large, solid oak table and chairs taking up a greater part of the room... she wondered if this Dr had any inkling of what lay concealed beneath the wooden veneer...yet more of her heritage, oh, Merlin would laugh to see it now.
Once in the room, she did the same intricate hand motions and the door swung closed with a hefty bang. She then turned around to face her guest, hands braced on the table.
'Matter condensor? Ogres? Inhibitors? Really, Doctor, one of these days you will bring me one of those technical translators you have been promising me, so that I might fully understand what you say', a slight smile lifted her mouth for a brief moment before fading as quickly as it had arrived, 'I probably simply left the Ascalian portal a little too wide open... it is not the first time it has happened, and believe me, I have had worse than ogres decorating my home... ', she trailed off and hoped it would not be noticed that she had not mentioned the damned magic inhibitors...what use did she have for such science when she had her own inbuilt magic inhibitors, anyway?
After a few moments, she pulled out a chair, indicating he should sit down, 'I am assuming you want me to ease your discomfort...though in all honesty, considering it was your own foolhardy antics that left you in this predicament in the first place, I am tempted to leave you to suffer... ', her voice cracked slightly and she cleared her throat.
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Myrrhdyn rolled her eyes slightly as she carried on into the house, slightly exasperated at the Timelord's insistance on using his scientific and technical jargon...all of which went slightly beyond her. She had had her day, of course, where she had revelled in all the new words, but in honesty, she was, although shrewd and intelligent, more simple in word and thought. They passed many doorways, each one made of heavy wood and carved with intricate Celtic Knotwork, a constant comfort and reminder of from whence she had come. Few knew that each pattern was a great deal more than simple carving, each being a keystone to another time... only one other person, in fact, knew of the true importance of these ancient symbols.
Stopping before a door at the very end of the left corridor, she performed an unusual and somewhat archaic motion with her hands and moved forwards as the heavy wood swung open to allow her admittance. The room within was almost medieval in appearance, its walls hung with all manner of unusual instruments and implements, a large, solid oak table and chairs taking up a greater part of the room... she wondered if this Dr had any inkling of what lay concealed beneath the wooden veneer...yet more of her heritage, oh, Merlin would laugh to see it now.
Once in the room, she did the same intricate hand motions and the door swung closed with a hefty bang. She then turned around to face her guest, hands braced on the table.
'Matter condensor? Ogres? Inhibitors? Really, Doctor, one of these days you will bring me one of those technical translators you have been promising me, so that I might fully understand what you say', a slight smile lifted her mouth for a brief moment before fading as quickly as it had arrived, 'I probably simply left the Ascalian portal a little too wide open... it is not the first time it has happened, and believe me, I have had worse than ogres decorating my home... ', she trailed off and hoped it would not be noticed that she had not mentioned the damned magic inhibitors...what use did she have for such science when she had her own inbuilt magic inhibitors, anyway?
After a few moments, she pulled out a chair, indicating he should sit down, 'I am assuming you want me to ease your discomfort...though in all honesty, considering it was your own foolhardy antics that left you in this predicament in the first place, I am tempted to leave you to suffer... ', her voice cracked slightly and she cleared her throat.
((I'm not meant to be the Doctor, or a Time Lord. My character has MET the Doctor, but Quatermass, as a character, is a cipher, an enigma. I'll ignore the parts about the Doctor and Time Lords, OK?))
"If you really meant to leave me to suffer, you would have thrown me out of the house. And you created this portal? You were risking the worse eldritch things coming here. I mean, not all squid-headed monstrosities are bad, once you get them the interdimensional equivalent of a good strong cuppa. But some..."
Quatermass trailed off.
"It's good to see you again....sucessor to Merlin."
Quatermass brought his twin blades out and laid them upon the table, making sure not to scratch it.
"These aren't exactly Caladbolg, or what others call the Excalibur, but they're still good swords. Thanatos, the Death-Bringer, but used in the preservation of life. Chronos, the Time-Keeper, but in the wrong hands, can cause devastation on a scale much larger than even the Death-Bringer."
He looked at Myrrhdyn.
"One of the few mentors I remember, the one you call "Doctor", he was once considered Merlin. I do not know whether he taught you, or perhaps it was another Merlin. In any case, many people, from the legendary warrior Arthur to the most humble of people sought Merlin's counsel. Besides the healing, I would request the same of you. I have just helped a lost soul be reunited with her love. The lost soul is called Dibble, changed by the Toymaker. She was reunited with her love, Tom. However, they very nearly weren't as her father, now an eldritch beast with nothing in his mind but destruction and consumption, tried to destroy them both. However, the father is gone, for now. This Tom, however, claims to know me, from milennia ago, before I can remember anything. However, attempts at the resurrection of said memories only resulted in the resurrection of my malady. I am also not certain whether revival of my memories is wise, or even possible, given the amount of wear and tear placed on it."
Quatermass knocked his head lightly and sheepishly with his fist.
"I feel committed to helping these two. But I know little about them. Do you have any counsel that I may consider?"
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On sabbatical...
Gint-Li's training grounds were in ruins.
"NO! Screw this!" Tom flung his foot at some of the rubble. The soul-gobblers had beaten them!
Not only that, but the only home he'd known was gone.
"NO NO NO!" Tom fell to his knees. Dibble stroked his hair, and kissed his cheek.
"Is your sword still here?" she asked.
"Yeah, I can still sense it here." Tom got up. He wiped back the tears that were forming at the corners of his eyes. "Dibble, darling, before we find the sword, we need to know if this is an ambush. And we don't. So I will have to teach you a basic form of magic."
He turned her towards a smoking pillar. "I'm going to teach you a basic magic attack called 'Dragon Force'. It will immoblise and strangle your foe. Now, look at the pillar and think of dragons. And when you feel powerful enough, say 'Dragon Force'."
Dibble looked at him quite blankly. 'Enough is enough. I just want to rest. I want everything to stop for a second. Why didn't I go where other human souls go when they die? Why?' she thought. But she did as she was told.
She struggled to conjour up a picture of a dragon.
"You're not concentrating." Tom growled.
'Prick!' Dibble thought to herself.
"I heard that!"
White hot rage built up inside her. He didn't have a clue the pain she'd been through! How she'd resorted to childish pranks and mischeif just to keep from madness!
'This is what a dragon must feel like just before it-,'
The Bear floated up from the pouch Dibble had made for it. It floated in front of her, glowing with energy.
'This is what a dragon must feel like, right before it breathes FIRE!'
"DRAGON FORCE!!" Dibble screamed. Four beams in the shape of Dragons rushed towards the piller and wrapped themselves around it. It was crushed in seconds.
Dibble blinked. The Bear was back in the pouch around her waist. It hugged her.
"Did I do good?"