Bill accepted the hanky rather gratefully, the pain was enough, but did it seriously have to ooze? When he finished dabbing his wound, he noted that Charlie was watching the blonde near the tomb, and Bill simply wrote it off as nothing. Plenty had placed things at the tomb, and everyone seemed to watch as more did. He.shook his head as the ceremony began.

And then it happened, and the moment the.tomb burst.into flames, black clouds littered the sky and he reached.for his wand as many others had. However, it began to break away and he watched one of the blonde witches took off, disappearing from his.line of sight.

He couldn't quite.explain it, but the urge to follow her too hold, and he.stood and headed off in the direction she went. He wasn't focused on the pain he was in, but more so on finding this witch. It was an odd feat, but he felt nothing but the urge to find her. 

Finally he saw her and slowly.pain returned and he clutched near his face and he looked.up to her. "Hello?" He said, and he collapsed, the pain returning fully, and he closed his eyes trying to block it.out. He didn't.understand why it was so intense so suddenly, perhaps.it was from the shift in focus. "Please make.it.go away." He whispered, feeling his skin throbbing.

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Kat could feel the eyes.on her as she placed her wreath on the tomb, and watched in silence as the tomb engulfed in flames as the ceremony proceeded. Kat could feel Addie losing it, and she could feel herself starting too. The change.in weather didn't make her bat an eye, but once Addie was.gone, the sky stayed a softer shade of grey and not long after rain began to drizzle.down. Kat was beginning to feel it more heavily on her with Addie not present, but she was.keeping the little bit of grip she had for now.

Her emotions caused the rain to pick up more, and soon she excused herself, and she.headed down to the lake and she sat, the wet stones felt odd against her as she watched the rain come down, her tears flowing steadily. She.took her wand.from her garter and soon a cauldron and.ingredients appeared as she began mixing them together, but she willed.it away after a moment. Instead she stood and walked.over to the water's edge and watched as some fish swam by and.some grindylows chasing them.

She watched, intently, and soon the rain slowed to a steady light rain, and.she closed her eyes.