[hr][center][img]https://txt-dynamic.static.1001fonts.net/txt/dHRmLjcyLmFiNGY0Zi5SMlZ2Y21kcFpTQldZVzVpZFhKbGJnLCwuMQAA/great-vibes.regular.png[/img][img]https://i.imgur.com/TwAaWUK.png?2[/img][hr][/center] Georgie met everyone back in the living room, happy to be dry and somewhere that wasn't wet. She nearly took a seat in an arm chair, but one of her brothers she didn't know tried to make awkward conversation. Something or other about being in strange family. She promptly moved away from him and sat on the couch instead. She wanted her space and not to be around strangers. After what just happened she wanted familiar, but most of those that were left her with Strange brother, Patty, Alexander, and Alexander the eldest. Two she couldn't stand and two she didn't know at all. Alexander the eldest summoned James. She'd only gotten a peak of him nude, before she covered her eyes and tried not to vomit. That's not what she wanted to see and made a point to try to forget in the days to come. She peeked behind her hands once she heard James for the first time, since last years Christmas dinner. He sounded the same, looked the same in his suit. She'd think him alive if it wasn't for his translucent form. She kind of missed him now that he was in front of her again. No, that's a lie. She missed the normal he represented for nineteen of her twenty years. Summers in the mansion, her garden, time spent in art museums and photobooks, his encouragement to follow her ambitions. No matter how much she said she didn't care for him it's a lie she said to herself, because she couldn't afford to be distracted. She never did cry at his funeral last year and now wasn't the time to do it either. She sniff and patted her eyes dry. If they could take a break after this, she'll need a moment. James mentioned the name of a man she's never heard of. A Thorton Walters. She put a pin in the name to follow up with in his library when she had the chance. According to him he's an Apparition, but not like her Garden. The way he called him Abscised sounds more like a cancerous tumor than anything else. But it seems like the thing outside the window, the cult that attacked them and the thing they were looking for is more dangerous. "She probably formed a cult of idiots and threw them at you all for two reasons: one, to prevent you all from tracking her and two, [i]and most importantly[/i], to test you all." James said. [color=CE6857]"If we were being tested I say we all failed and got by on luck more than skill."[/color] She crossed her legs and her arms, despite changing her clothes the windows were still busted in the other room. She hopes Ezra makes a call to get it patched away before the day is done. "I... am not aware of what abilities you all have, but her brother was my hardest battle - he almost [i]killed[/i] me - and she's equally strong as he was. She was likely testing if she could take all of you on and take her brother back by force... This is why I [i]heavily[/i] advise that you take the fight to her as soon as possible and seal her. However, I ask that you don't kill her cult - they're misguided - but if you have to, I will not think any less of [i]any[/i] of you." She heard the worry and sincerity in James's voice. [color=CE6857]"If you had a hard time fighting it, then there's more of a chance most of us will die. You don't have many children that are bright between the ears, Ja-Father."[/color] She hasn't called him that, since she left to study aboard, back before she saw him as nothing but her benefactor. She felt she had to say something to convey what she wouldn't say in front of her siblings and hoped he understood everything with that one word. [color=CE6857]"Could you tell us where in your library we can find information on the Triple Goddess, the Horned God, and Thorton Walters? It's best we know everything, before going into a fight."[/color] She hates being caught off guard and in the dark when it's business she's involved in. The more she knows the higher her chance of survival.