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As long as you don't asspull the ability to shut off magic like ATLA did, then yeah ATLA is peak
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every single writer on this website does a better job than joanne
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But in a capital-S kinda way.


I invented necromancy and the windmill. I beat the sun in a poker match during the summer of 1273 and God hasn't felt the same since.


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Location: Haven, Strange Academy
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Organics, blood, precious metals and wood. That was what they had to work with, to make something easy and effective at bringing them back. More efficient, quicker and easier to access. That was the point, here. And between the five of them, they’d have to make something today. Well, that wouldn’t be too difficult.

Rohan thought about it, and the question of why it had to be only one item came to mind. If it was one anchor, wouldn’t they all get lost if it was destroyed? If there were four, they could all be connected to four separate anchors. It must have been some sort of trust exercise to get them used to working together. That made sense. Annika seemed reasonable, he didn’t know Franklin at all. And he absolutely, unequivocally, empathically lacked any trust in Finley. But he had a sword for that.

He dropped his toolbox down on the table and pulled out a ruler, a pen and a notebook. He wrote the safe’s dimensions down and instructed Root to start getting tools laid out.

Rohan helped himself to the material pile on the carpenter station. Juniper wood, bogwood… Maybe blackthorn would work for the connotations. He grabbed a few pieces and tapped them against the center table.

”If we’ve only got today to build it, now’s a good time to mention I don’t actually have blood.” Finley’s blood charms probably didn’t work without real blood, right? ”I get my magic from a curse, so instead of blood, I’ve got cursed sap in my veins. Whatever we’re making together, it’ll channel that curse- That’s how I make all my artifacts. It might be easiest to make something alive, decorate it in metals and let it act however one of us knows how to manage. Assuming blood charms don’t work on me.”
Leah Jordan

Location: Contest of Champions
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Leah walked backwards away from the Entity when it declared itself a god. That really didn’t sound good. This thing was part Dorian and part Wiccan, and it considered itself distant enough from both that, somehow, it was superior to all of them. For a moment, she had to wonder if Wiccan planned this. Making a Circuit so one of Excelsior’s strategists would be tied up- The Young Avengers didn’t need Wiccan, they had enough heavy hitters without him. But without Dorian, they were down a wildcard and a team leader. This affected them more.

She backed up further until she was near April and Sabine. And then she kept her voice low.

”It’s way too convenient that their chaos wizard got stuck in there with one of us. I think Wiccan got desperate, and hoped his team could turn the fight around...”

Her eyes turned upwards to America, who hadn’t dropped to the ground when Leah fixed the battlefield.

”I bet they’re going to attack us the second Danni’s off the field. But none of us can help those two better than him.” Oh, how paranoid she sounded. It made perfect sense in her head, and besides, they couldn’t just call the fight off.

And maybe being reminded that a fight was going on would wake them up.

Leah made a fist, and swung her arm in the air. A rock no bigger than a watermelon cracked upwards and went flying into the air to smack America. It shattered against her face, and Leah saw the indignant look. Barely a scratch.

”Hotshot! Go!”




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They needed to use all this to make something resembling all of them. A bit of each craft to create a singular object that could bring them all back here if they got lost. Rohan wasn’t much of a cosmic explorer, he preferred the woods to the worlds beyond Earth. His time in the Forest of Ghosts taught him that trespassing wasn’t something to be taken lightly. As for these other three, well… He knew Finely was from another world, he didn’t know about the other two. But if they were doing this, it made sense to have an “anchor.”

But what would it be? Wood, metal, something Fae-like, and whatever the hell the other quiet guy did. It wasn’t a terrible combination, assuming he wasn't the sort who worked with something like magic anthrax or iron. And it was surely going to be something magical. Rohan’s curse would have to be worked into the anchor. They’d cross that bridge shortly.

Instead, he thought back to Marino’s question.

”I can think of a few uses for that,” He answered. ”Places have their own kind of power unique to them, you can attract like to like that way if you know what you’re doing. Or you can cast a net out, pull something back to you when it lands, or just open up a door… And you can place it in an object to make an artifact. If you made two symbols carry the same power, I’m thinking you’d have two words in the same language, same context, pulling on it in different ways. Or maybe you’d have two people making portals to the same place without them crashing together.”

Root fluttered off from Rohan’s side and settled down onto the central table. He croaked at his master.

”That too.” Rohan nodded.
Leah Jordan

Location: Contest of Champions
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Leah's attention snapped to the tear in reality. Something walked through it, carrying a sword and looking familiar. It didn't immediately attack anyone, but Leah put her hands up out of habit. But it looked familiar. That face, the shape of its body, she recognized the appearance of the Astral Plane behind it from what she saw in books. Was it a spell, something Wiccan summoned? No, they weren't even on this plane when she last saw them, Dorian had isolated him. Why did-

Wait.

Patriot called it Billy, Leah heard America call it Madres. Leah scowled, she recognized what was happening here.

Leah hung around Dorian and the internet enough to know a thing or two about Genosha. She had a thing for digging into absurd conspiracies and the history of anything like superheroes doing shady shit or whatever assassination contract her dad completed most recently. Not one of her finer qualities, by far, but it was important to know your enemy. She used to spend hours reading about this kind of thing. Wiccan and Dorian were one person. The figure they were looking at was both of them and also neither.

Her friend, and Hulkling's partner, but a third thing as well.

Leah walked forward through the arena, and raised her hands high up. Rubble began to float into the sky around her, and then from further away. Further and further still, until all the debris from one edge of the arena to the other was levitated off the ground.

"Everyone... Hold still for just a moment!" She called out. Her hands clapped together, causing the rocks to liquefy. Everyone could see it, like the stone and concrete just melted before their very eyes, turning to heavy quicksand that fell down without floating in the air. It filled in cracks and fissures, sinkholes and pits, moving like water and settling to the very bottom. There wasn't even dust clinging to the wind, everything dropped lower. Anyone paying attention may have felt the ground shifting in odd ways beneath them, almost like standing on a waterbed.

It took about forty seconds, and then Leah stomped the ground. A jolt went through it, and everything went solid again. Just like that, the arena was a solid, flat plane once again. Like it was brand new.

"Okay." She took off slowly, in the direction of the strange entity. "No one attack them! That's Poltergeist and Wiccan, they fused!" She announced, so neither team would snipe their own side. "They used to do this back on Genosha... You two made a Circuit in there, do you recognize any of us?"

If what she knew was correct, there was a possibility they’d see themselves more as the third thing than two other things. They’d have to be sure, no one could fight like this unless they all voted to kick Wiccan and Poltergeist off the field while someone sorted them out. That wouldn’t be good.

Marlena Evans
Marlena Evans

”Cool.”
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Hammer. Mallet. Chisels. Knife set. All secured. Wallbiter, the Mask of Other Things, arrows, and sword… Check. Churchwarden’s Seal, bone dagger, check. It was only a few hours ago that Annika left for bed, and all the academy was sound asleep. In his usual ways, he didn’t sleep himself. Rather, thanks to the Curse, he just stayed awake. Rohan liked to make use of that time in one way or another, either with his work or perhaps a book, or foraging if he was out in the woods. Those few extra hours were twice what the average person was awake for, it helped with everything from outrunning the Wrong Things to making new arrows for his bow.

Root had gone to sleep, though. He sat perched on Rohan’s staff, which he grabbed to wake the creature up.

”Let’s get going. It’s about that time.”

He loaded up a toolbox, and then strapped up with all his artifacts. The mask hung below his chin, the Seal rested on his left ring finger, and Wallbiter was slung over his back with a full quiver closed shut with arrow. Roof found his spot on Rohan’s shoulder.

He double checked the locks on the windows after last night, then went out the door. Best to over-prepare than to be caught without the wrong tool.

Root croaked.

”Nah. I’ll change later,” he answered. He was wearing what he had on during the party last night. ”Need to find this place first, and there’s no telling how hidden it really is. Stretch those wings, let’s get going.”

And going they were. Winding halls, secret passageways, more paintings with ominous airs of mystique about them… A school full of enlightened wizards was wasn’t ways so enlightening to walk through. But honestly, he didn’t mind. After all, he was technically early. Rohan was a woodsman at heart, trekking through unknown places was normal to him. And, of course, having an owl for a familiar helped with finding his way. Root was a scops owl in his previous life, a fast and nimble little thing that got around quick. He spared Rohan whole minutes with each pass down a hallway.

When they found their way to the place, and met Marino, Root settled back on his shoulder and eyed the woman curiously. Getting the lab coat on wasn’t too hard. He just sat stuff down, threw it over and put it back over his shoulders. Root fluttered up and hovered along, holding the toolbox in his talons while he got the goggles over his head. Then he walked in.

It seemed he wasn’t the only one to overprepare.

He followed Marino in, observing everything. It intrigued Rohan, that extreme exposure to the magic of this area could render one magically inert. That could, in theory, save him from the Curse. He wasn’t about to bring it up, however. When she mentioned going into the Neverish, though? That really got his attention. The Neverish was a place where even a stray thought risked doom. He’d had his fair share of strange realms already, but what was one more?

”We’re going in there, huh?” He asked. ”Okay, I’ll bite. What’s with the artifacts?”

Connor Bray
Connor Bray

"You are one bad decision away from never being found again. Fuck off."
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Leah Rose Jordan
Leah Rose Jordan

"The wind does not move the mountain."
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Leah Jordan

Location: Contest of Champions
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The only reason America didn't get called a million vulgar things in two different languages and then flatlined, drawn and quartered for nearly killing Sabine was the fact that bigger problems were afoot. About a hundred feet bigger, to be exact. Operation Discoball went off okay, Percy caught April, and then Stature ripped the ground open. Fucking dumbass, Leah thought. Didn't she know how rocks worked? They split, shattered and fragmented. They didn't sag or bend. And a whole goddamn mountain of rubble came crashing towards everyone on the field. Every square inch of the arena was suddenly in danger, both sides, even Leah.

This chapter of her life started with a landslide, and now it was ending with one. The fucking irony was not lost on her.

"Fuck- MOVE!!!"

Leah clapped her hands together, loud enough that anyone near her might've felt it in their bones. The rock falling from the sky broke and shattered mid-flight, into more pieces that were individually smaller. It looked like bombs being detonated in the air, only making it more chaotic but also more survivable. This was the sort of thing that got people killed, and Leah knew that on account of using this as a fucking murder weapon once herself. The splintered pieces of rock made landfall and cut her up good. Pieces bit into her skin, becoming indistinguishable against her body. Some pieces smacked her in the face, thankfully not as hard as Chavez's sucker punch. She’d have a few more scars after this as well, but scars were pretty hot.

There was enough space to breathe that Leah saw the giant woman who caused this as least had the sense to shield someone. Thankfully, that was Sabine, so she turned her attention to someone else. Andy was the second least mobile of Excelsior, where most of them had some method of dodging this shit.

So she grabbed the debris falling around Andy and froze it midair. Then she slammed it together, working it on an atomic level until it became a solid plane curving over her head in a half-circle. The rocks fell against it and simply bounced off, all the kinetic energy being transferred into the ground still under everyone’s feet.

”Are you trying to get everybody killed?!” she boomed in the direction of the Young Avengers. ”Get underneath something NOW, before one of you gets your neck snapped!”
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