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Location: Dungeons, Strange Academy
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Even though the display was angelic in nature, Annika was disappointed when Cassie’s butterfly didn’t work. The explosion was quite magnificent. It temporarily brightened the area, and Annika had taken a moment to take in their surroundings before they were plunged into darkness once more. Annika sighed happily. She always felt better in the shadows. She found it endearing that the others, particularly Rohan, were more on edge because of them. How would he respond to the Everdark, Annika wondered.

The magpies remained transfixed on the wall while Connie and Cassie worked further to uncover the mystery. Annika stepped closer until Cassie stumbled back. She looked pale and not altogether well. Annika took another step forward, peeking around others to get a glimpse of the head. She saw an ear but left the detective work to the others.

”Are you okay?” Annika asked Cassie, kneeling beside her.







Location: Cal’s Dorm, Strange Academy
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”Hmm, I suppose if I weren’t trying to secure my species future, I would care less about the youth of today. Then again, the knowledge they carry,” Cal said, his eyes seeming to sparkle briefly before they dimmed with Nick’s admittance to who Jake was.

Cal had grown close to the twins, and he cared for them. He hadn’t claimed them like he had the moth, but he still felt obligated to serve and protect them. ”Should you require assistance, you have it.” Cal spoke simply, knowing Nicky would reveal more should he want to at a later time.

After leaving his room, the brush of Nicky’s hand brought great comfort to Callaghan. It was moments like these, when Cal could have Nick to himself, that he felt more connected and endeared to the witch. Although Nick pretended indifference, he always seemed to know what to say to provide Cal with the support and friendship he craved.

”Thank you, Nicholas.” He brushed his fingers back over Nick’s, even though he simply wished to take the witch’s hand in his own.

Cal unpacked his books and handed the journal to Nick to look through. ”The starcharts were to try and discover more on planet Krodha. If we could pinpoint the mystery's location, maybe we could learn more about the people who hold it. Then there are the witch trials…Although, I am curious if this mystery is linked a little more closely to you and your brother than you may be comfortable with,” Cal said. He sat down, opening his notebook and a book on Kramer to learn more about the eccentric man.





It was sometime between their arrival and when he'd caught his reflection in the water when Nancy disappeared and Aster couldn't care less. The place was disheveled and dilapidated, the lie chain holding the doors shut left to hang. It seemed Dobbs left it open for them and anything else interested in rustling around in it. Aster hoped fervently that no animals had gotten nosey enough because if an opossum made its way out and hissed at him, Aster would just ask Dobbs to take him to jail. He couldn't mentally handle a flea ridden, rabid animal taking a swipe at him. Thankfully, it seemed that wasn't what he was worried about.

Everything else was the problem.

Still, they'd dredged some of the stuff out onto the shore and started inspecting the gear they had to work with when Aster caught sight of himself in the water. They'd been hard at work for long enough (barely half an hour but what was time in hell?) and he deserved some time to unabashedly admire perfection. Even a little flushed from exertion and glistening with a sheen of sweat, Aster knew he looked amazing and he sighed softly at himself in the lake.

After Zeke checked in with Nancy, he remained behind at the boat dock to help Aster clear out the shed full of gear for adventures on the water. Zeke was happy to see the place at least had lifejackets, although some of them had seen better days. Well, as long as none of the kids drowned. Zeke was laying out fishing gear when he looked over to see Aster admiring himself in the lake.

”Hey, Narcissus. I think it’s a little too soon for break time.”

“Hm?” Aster offered a noncommittal response, more interested in admiring himself than sullying his ears with whatever strange noises played out around him. It took a few moments for the words to register but eventually he blinked, turning to Zeke with a judgmental stare. “If Narcissus met me, he'd be begging to stare at me all day.” Aster replied primly and marched back towards the boats he'd been inspecting. He was really just marking down what had holes and what didn't so he could tell Dobbs - he really had no way to tell anything beyond that.

“So, what heinous crime did you commit to be stuck out in this dead end dream killer? You don't strike me as the criminal type.”

Zeke continued to move things out of the shed and organize items based on their usefulness and type of water activity. ”Ya, not really. My mom would have killed me if I had gotten into anything serious. My sister and I were in this abandoned house, one of those old plantation type homes, and we were filming a music video. We got charged with trespassing and breaking and entering. Honestly, the whole thing was ridiculous.”

Not beating the dog allegations then. Just like a retriever, getting into all sorts of places he shouldn't be. Aster couldn't help the laughter that rolled out at the thought. “That's hilarious! Was the video worth it at least, or did it get ruined when the police showed up?”

Zeke frowned slightly at Aster. He supposed the whole thing was funny now but he didn't think it was that hilarious.

”Well, Demi actually ruined it first. I guess it was a good place for skateboarding, which made sense. The building was full of graffiti, so we'd thought it would make a good backdrop but then he came riding through our set. Then the cops showed up. We're going to have to redo the whole thing.”

“He ruined your video and got you caught by the cops and you still found it reasonable to pursue him? In-ter-est-ing.” Aster drawled out, gazing at Zeke judgementally. “Or did you know him before all this?

Zeke stopped working. He frowned at Aster and crossed his arms. ”I knew him before all this. Are you still going on about me not settling? You barely even know me. Besides, why are you so interested in my love life? What about yours, hmm?”

“Its the only thing I know about you. And I have been informed that being friendly is encouraged and in Marco speak, that means mandatory or I'm going to be lectured.” Aster sighed and straightened, stretching with his arm up behind his head. “Frankly, I only cared about your relationship as far as your waffling went. I'm allergic to indecisiveness, I'll have you know, but since you wish it, I'll be more than happy to talk about me. He swapped arms and shook himself out after a few moments.

“I've yet to find anyone worth my time. They've all been dull, flighty, or poor. I don't come cheap after all and I have no interest in settling just because. My first love will always be me; everyone else is a distant second and I've yet to find a man who can prove me wrong.”

”Or you need to find someone who's okay being second. Unless you're into that fighting for the top spot thing.”

“Fighting? Ugh.” Aster waved the thought away. “But yes, finding someone who will worship the ground I walk on like I deserve is exactly what I'm looking for. I can't accept anything less than that. After all, the perfect person should have the perfect worshipper, right?”

Zeke smiled softly, shaking his head. ”Of course, Narcissus. As long as you recognize when someone is into you rather than getting lost in your reflection,” Zeke said, gesturing at the water.



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Location: Dinning Room ---> Bar
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Rhiannon headed towards the bar, scanning the room until they found Leda. They remembered trying to strike up a conversation with Leda the other night. Rhiannon found solace in computers and became a bit of a hacker. They had been hoping to bond, but Leda hadn’t really taken the hint. Then Renee happened.

Rhiannon shook their head before sitting next to Leda, smiling. ”Leda, my…friends…and I have a favour to ask of you.” Rhiannon wasn’t sure Sam and Ralph could be friends, but there was a level of bonding to be experienced when one was trying to solve a murder.






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California. Good. That was good. That was on the opposite side of Washington D.C. Luna relaxed a fraction until she was bombarded by another person flitting about her, speaking in a strong accent. Luna took a physical step back from this person in an effort to get them out of her space. And then more people started showing up. And talking about Luna like she wasn’t there.

”Everyone needs to stop talking about me like I’m not here. And, you need to take a step back. Surrounding someone you barely know is a bad idea,” Luna said, her fingers twitching at her side. 2039. Seventeen years since her last foray into America. Okay. Context. This was good.

Luna looked around, taking another step back so she could move around the group of teenagers. They were not helping, and she needed to find something, anything that explained why her Lady had sent her here. And how the hell was she going to get back home. To her wife. To her girls. To the army she last remembered seeing before oblivion.

And then Luna heard a voice she thought she would never hear again. And they said her name. A very old, very tainted name.

Luna snapped her head to Andy. Her gaze roved over the girl, who looked completely unchanged since the Underground. Luna wracked her brain, trying to remember if Andy had some immortal being in her, or some anti-ageing power. Finally. Someone she knew.

”Sister, no. It is me. Andy it’s me. I have no idea how I got here, but I—” Luna cut herself off and looked at the group of people she did not know. Did not trust. ”I will only talk to Andy. Alone,” Luna declared, and crossed her arms. She glared at the others, daring them to defy her.






Location: Dungeons, Strange Academy
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Even with all the talk of unsavoury things happening in the dungeon, Annika remained calm. She liked dark and spooky places like this. Even Nochella had come out to play, slinking in and around her companion's feet before dashing off ahead of them. Annika fell half a step behind Rohan once he had his mask in place. She had the strongest urge to touch the thing. He looked even more like a tree now.

However, she didn’t linger behind Rohan for long. Dysphoria’s talk of blood, hunting, and killing had her moving closer to Rohan again. Everyone had their own quirks, and Dysphoria was decidedly not remotely close to anything Annika had ever encountered before, so she had no experience in how to act or interpret the symbiote. For now, the best course of action Annika had to go off of was to stay away. Especially in the dark.

Annika glanced at Rohan when he asked if she had seen what he had within the shadows. Annika shifted her steps, suddenly feeling unstable and as if she were being hunted. She turned her head, eyeing Dysphoria and Finely before she refocused on the dead end they had come to.

”No, sorry. I missed it, but these shadows do feel familiar. I know them somehow, and I think Noch does, too,” Annika said, watching her shadowed feline friend bounce around.







Location: Feasting Hall —> Cal’s Dorm, Strange Academy
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”Library first, then. I do want to stop by the professor's office and take a look at the journals he has. I am certain something will be in there that could help us.”

Callaghan walked through the halls with Nicky, glancing back at the rest of the group as they disappeared in the direction of the basement.

”You two always seem to write off the newcomers too soon. I am certain one or two of them may surprise you,” Cal said, smiling at Nicky as they walked. Barty did like to play rough, but it seemed Cassie could hold her own against him. At least verbally. ”Besides, you were quite fond of Jake last night if I recall,” Cal proded.

Once they reached Cal’s room, he unbuttoned his shirt and tossed it onto his bed. Silk was fine for dinner, but not good for studying. Half-naked, with the marks of last night still visible, Cal started shovelling books into a bag before he selected a light coloured Aran cardigan from his closet and slipped it on. However, now his red pants no longer matched. Cal stripped those off next in favour of a black pair.

Cal slowly dressed, contemplating his meeting with his favoured professor after Willow had left earlier that day. ”He’s tired, but he declared that nothing is wrong and our task is unrelated. I’m still not convinced. But he did mention some of his work might be coded in some way that he no longer understands.” Like that infernal sentence Mikkail wrote in his native tongue on the blackboard. Cal grabbed his bag off the bed, feeling frustrated.






Location: Tent —> America — ??
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Luna made her escape through the tent flap into blinding sunshine. She stumbled forward, trying to get her bearings when she was met with something solid, followed by cursing and a string of sentences that were growing hysterical with each pass.

Luna groaned and rubbed her head. ”Oh my god, stop talking! Nothing's broken.” Luna opened her eyes now that they were better adjusted to see two more teenagers in front of her. She hated school. Where were all the teachers or someone who made sense?

Luna turned her head to look back at the first girl she had spoken to. ”You said America? Where in America exactly?” Luna never thought she would be back in America. She had thought about it. Several times in fact, especially after getting married and having her girls. She thought James would have been happy for her, and Luna always wanted to know how James was doing. But that was a different time. And she was pretty much forbidden to be along the eastern seaboard.

Luna rubbed her achy forehead again when she heard screams and peals of laughter. She turned her head back, trying to take in the sight around her. Was she…was she at a carnival? What the hell was going on?




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Location: Dinning Room
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Rhiannon glanced around the room after Juliane’s revelation. It was definitely too good to be true. Someone here, or maybe a couple someones, was looking to air some of the family’s dirty laundry. Was it perhaps Renee before she passed? Was she working with someone and then they decided to kill her? Or was it something different all together.

Rhi tapped their chin, thinking the whole plot over when they noticed Richard crying. Rhi quirked their head to the side. Did Millicent and Ivanna just tell Richard who Renee was? Rhi looked at Ralph with a slight frown. See? They totally should have said something earlier.

”Ya, that sounds like a good plan,” Rhi said, answering Sam. They looked at him and smiled. ”Let’s do it.”






Location: Feasting Hall —> Dungeons Strange Academy
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With such a large group headed down to the dungeons, Annika was looking forward to what sort of secrets they might discover with this missing head. As she descended the stairs, following a couple of her classmates, the chill, damp air of the dungeons brushed her face and neck. Annika shivered with delight as her world plunged into darkness.

Shadows danced along the hall, creating the image that something lurked just out of view. Annika felt quite at home in the darkness, among the things that were and were not. She scanned the area, searching for something, anything that might also call this place home. However, to Annika's disappointment, she and her group were very much alone.

Annika swung her arms back and forth while she walked, looking this way and that for any other sign of their quarry. She was completely at ease in this dreaded and doomed space.







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Cal smiled and nodded at Willow. ”Of course, Willow. That won’t be a problem at all.” With Cal’s meal left untouched and his drinking cup finished, the dragon-shifter stood. ”Two sets of eyes are better than one,” Cal replied to Nicky. ”I would be happy for the company.”

Cal was always happy with Nicky’s company, and at least this year, they were covenmates. Which aided him well in spending extra time with his favourite witch.

”Well, happy adventuring. And please find something exciting to share with me later,” Cal said, grinning at the others but looking at Cassie last. ”Have fun,” he winked at her before leaving the table.

Once Nicky joined him, Cal smiled. ”One of our rooms or the library for our study date?”






While everyone started to leave the kitchen to get back to fixing up the camp, Zeke found himself remaining in his chair, enjoying every last scrap of food he could get his hands on. Zeke groaned.

”Seriously, Marco, how does anyone get this good at cooking? You’re a god,” he declared.

Marco chuckled softly at Zeke’s proclamation as he went to pick up the empty dishes off the table. ”Well, have a busy father, no mother and a best friend’s mother that thinks the height of cooking is casseroles. Add in a dash of religious grandmother that while she hates your existence wants the recipes to live on so she teaches you, and you get… me.”

“My mother is obsessed with casseroles. In a vague way this is unhealthy. If it weren’t for Marco I’d have grown up exclusively on them. But mom would watch us both when she could. So thank the gods he learned how to cook and took over. Also, yes, he is a god, in more ways than one.” Em grinned and winked. She hopped off the counter. “Alright, clean up time? Want help again?”

”Hey, don’t knock a good casserole,” Zeke said. He finished eating and set the dishes that needed to be washed beside the sink. ”I could help clean. I don’t feel like doing manual labour quite yet,” he said.

”A good one, sure. But for every meal, every dinner? And with ingredients that really shouldn’t be in a casserole? Nope.” Marco stretched a bit and looked over at the pile of dishes and the things he still needed to wash. ”You know, I won’t turn down help from my favorite woman, and you Zeke. It will help make the pile of dishes go down faster.”

Em leaned in and kissed Marco’s cheek. “Happy to help.” She tossed her paper plate and put her flatware in the sink. “I’ll wash, you bring me stuff. Zeke, you dry and then Marco can put stuff away.” That made sense to Em because Marco would know what went where or at least he could set up his own system. She started the water.

”Sure!” Zeke said with a smile, happy to be included. He picked up a towel and leaned against the counter while he waited for Em to get started on washing. ”So, did you two grow up together or something?” Zeke asked. He picked up that that was the most likely scenario with how Marco talked about his mom’s best friend, and Em mentioned her mom was the casserole queen.

”Well, we met at pre-school, and have been friends since then. My dad was usually busy, so I spent a lot of time at Em’s place so that I wasn’t home alone. I got to spend more time with my best friend, so it was a win for me, even if we got in a whole lot of trouble, due to Em.” Marco chuckled as he looked at Em and winked a bit, and then went to bring Em more stuff to wash.

“I am the queen of getting us into trouble. Actually the first day we met I got into trouble for punching another kid.” She smiled proudly over her shoulder. “He deserved it. And so has every other one.”

Zeke watched the pair of them, looking back and forth as they shared their story with him. He picked up a dish and started to dry. ”I can relate. Although, my sister and I usually swap back and forth on the punching someone,” he joked. ”So friends since pre-school and now you guys are…a couple? Sorry, you seem close. Like really close. The only one I’m that close to is my sister, so I’m just assuming,” Zeke said, rambling now.

”Yeah, we’re dating. But… according to… a birdy, you’re rather close to someone else~ Or am I wrong~” Marco giggled softly as he looked at Zeke and wiggled his brows a bit.

Em turned from her washing to look at Zeke, “Oooh, tell me.” She continued to scrub the dishes, and rinsed them off for Zeke to dry.

Zeke busied himself with drying dishes, feeling heat creep up the back of his neck to his face. ”I mean, well, ya…Demi and I made it official on the way up here, actually. I didn’t really know he liked me,” Zeke confessed. ”He was always just that annoying guy that hung out at the music store I work at a little too long every day…” As soon as Zeke said it outloud he wanted to smack himself. Duh.

Marco just had to laugh at that as he took a stack of dried dishes, and then set them off to the side where he could find them later. ”It’s usually obvious after something happens. But glad it has worked out for you two.” He chuckled softly and then moved off to find the cups and put them in the sink.

“Aww, good. I’m glad you two have hooked up then. I had a feeling when he was wearing your shirt at lunch.” She wiggled her eyebrows at Zeke. She was scrubbing a pan, but because it was particularly stuck on she was behind the other two.

Zeke blushed more, rubbing the back of his neck. ”Ya, I'm kind of excited. It'll be my first relationship that is out. I've been with girls and guys, but the guys have never wanted to go public even though I'm out as bi at my school. It feels good to be with a guy who wants to be seen with me.”

”Oh wow. Yeah, it is scary being out. You have every right to be excited for this relationship. Demi’s pretty darn cute. I was gonna try to hook up with him, but I have respect for new relationships.” Marco leaned over and then took over the pan from Em and kissed her on the cheek. ”I’ve got this pan. I think I burnt something.”

“All yours,” Em said. She stepped aside and dried off her hands. “Yeah, being out is tough. Especially if you’ve got a straight passing relationship.” She nodded at Marco, and then gestured to herself.

“You’ll figure it out though. And if you need someone to get punched for being asses to you let me know. I’ve gotten very good at it.”

Something twitched inside Zeke when Marco confessed his attraction to Demi, but he seemed to back off right away. He glanced between Em and Marco. ”Oh! Are you two in an open relationship, then?” Zeke asked, genuinely curious about the idea of an open relationship.

Marco had to laugh as Em said that she had gotten very good at punching people who were asses. ”Ah, my dear Em. The only person I know that willing got herself in trouble to end up here with me.” He chuckled as he scrubbed off the pan and then turned to Zeke.

”Oh, yeah. We’re both bi, so we both are attracted to people of the same sex. And I’m not gonna stop Em if she finds a woman she wants to have a good time with. We both come back to each other, and we’re very much in love.”

“And if he finds some cute guy he wants to have fun with I’m definitely not stopping him. Or he can always share.” Em grinned. She leaned against a counter. “No reason to be jealous when you know that the other person would do anything for you. And will always come back to you. I’ve loved Marco since that first day of pre-school. No one else matters to me near as much as he does. I told my mom that day when I went home that I’d marry him.”

Zeke smiled at that. ”That actually makes a lot of sense when you explain it like that. Did you actually punch someone just so you could come to this camp with Marco?” Zeke asked Em.

”Oh, no. She was already making illegal bathtub wine, and she let herself get caught. Which just made me fall in love with her more. I’ve adored Em since that day we met and she punched someone for asking me why I was dirty. She’s my everything. And yes, Em’s much better at explaining it than me.” Marco handed off the pan to Zeke to have him dry it.

Em laughed. “Oh, what Marco said. I didn’t punch someone to get here. Though I’ve punched many a racists dicks since meeting Marco. They never got me in trouble with the law. The bathtub wine in the dorm room... well it wasn’t my fault that the RA did an unannounced room search right?” Her tone implied that she likely had been the one to tip off the RA to search the room.

Zeke took the tray from Marco, shaking his head as he dried it. ”You two are crazy,” he declared. But he was also growing quickly fond of them. They both seemed like genuinely good people. Odd to find at a camp full of delinquents, but that was usually because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.

”Maybe we’re crazy, but you’re the guy cleaning and drying dishes without a shirt. But you did get it stolen, so I can’t fault you.” Marco chuckled more as he looked over at Zeke and then went back to washing the plates.

“You know the best part. I don’t care what most people think about me. I get to live my life and be happy. People get punched when they mess up that feeling.” With the dishes dry, Em looked around the kitchen not sure what to do next. She too wasn’t quite ready to go back out into the heat of the day. Though the lake sounded like fun. “Do you need help with anything else before I head back out?” Em decided to just ask the person who she was there helping.

Zeke chuckled at Marco, drying up the last of the dishes before he grinned at Em. ”I like that philosophy,” he said. He set the, now damp towel, out to dry and looked about the kitchen.
”Ya, do you want help prepping for supper or something?”

Marco looked over at both Em and Zeke, and thought. ”Hmmm I wouldn’t mind help with prepping for dinner. I was thinking of just doing burgers or something simple. We don’t really have a lot in the way of food, and spices. I’m gonna have to save the gumbo for once Dobbs hauls up some more stuff for us, sorry Em. They might have a deep fryer here, and if not, the oven will work for fries. Not sure what to do for a veggie yet, as there are no fresh ones.”

“Not to defend Dobbs here... but I think he had to hike everything up here himself. There doesn’t seem to be a good road up here, which I would like to not think about how that’ll work in case of an emergency other than getting a helicopter.” Em started opening cupboards to try to see what options there were.

Somehow, Zeke's stomach grumbled at the thought of burgers and gumbo. ”I'm gonna get fat eating here, aren't I?” However, Zeke didn't mind. With all the physical labour, he was sure to work off whatever he put on.

”Do we even have bagged fries? Or are we going old school and cutting up potstoes?”

Marco went over to the freezer and then opened the door. He poked his head in and saw that there were bagged frozen french fries. ”Lucky for us, there are bagged fries. And I’m not mad at Dobbs, just mostly saying that I want to cook fancier for us than the camp had planned.”

“Well, we will probably be carrying things tomorrow morning when Dobbs comes in. Maybe we will be nice and wait for him at the parking lot to show how excited we are for things like coffee.” Em held up the large salt container. “Well, at least he believes in salt.”

Zeke clapped and rubbed his hands together. Excellent. ”Well at least if we're pack mules we'll be able to make more room for your delicious food, Marco.”

Marco chuckled at that and blushed a little at Zeke’s words. ”Yeah, salt is good to have. And yeah, we can help Dobbs carry everything out of the truck when he arrives tomorrow morning. Especially for coffee and spices.”

“Do you want help taking inventory? Deciding what else you want for the rest of the week? Or anything? We’ve got a few hours till dinner. So I doubt you’d start cooking anything right now unless it is like pulled pork.” Em put the salt back in the cupboard. There weren’t a lot of other spices in the cupboard. She could understand why Marco was so irritated, and why Gumbo would have to wait.

”Maybe I should bring some water to the others. See how they are doing.” Zeke realized there wasn't a lot for him to do in the kitchen until they had more supplies. Which wouldn't happen until tomorrow.

Marco sighed as they realized there really wasn't too much to do until there was more food, especially since he was planning such a simple meal. ”Yeah, water to the others would be a good idea. As for inventory, that might be nice, but if you want to head out to the lake, go ahead. I’ll figure this place out by myself.”

“I’ll help with inventory for a bit,” Em said. She went and grabbed her notepad and pencil. Knowing what they had would help know what they needed. If they had to be here for a week before any major provisions were brought up she wanted to make sure they’d be taken care of. “After that I’ll hit up the lake for a bit, then I’ll go back to work clearing trails.”

”Ya, I should check in with Aster and my sister, too. I'm looking forward to cooling off in the lake after.” Zeke scrambled around, looking for a basket to put some water in but he came up empty handed. He sighed and opted for just gathering as many as he could in arms and cradled them there and against his chest.

”Well, I'm off! Thanks again for cooking, Marco. See you guys later.” Zeke flashed them both a bright grin before heading out.

Marco chuckled a bit and then looked over at Em. ”It’s going to be a very interesting summer.” He walked over to the pantry to start doing inventory with his beloved, and cuddled in close.

Em leaned into Marco. “I’m looking forward to it actually. I like these three. They’ll be interesting. So far I’ve spent the most time with Nancy and she’s a little odd, but honestly a delight. After this is all over I hope we can stay friends with them.” She took notes as they went through the cupboards. Making colorful commentary about how disappointed she was in the dearth of good things.






Location: Tent — ??
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Luna frowned at the girl talking to her. A school? Superpowers? Was she on Earth? At one of those mutant schools? Luna remembered her time in schools like those. But why would she be dumped here?

”Ice fort? What the hell are you talking about?” Luna turned to see the crystalline structure that the girl must have been talking about. ”What school is this? Where. Am. I?” Luna asked more forcefully. She was properly freaking out now.

Did her Lady throw her out? Why would she do that? A sudden presence brushed against Luna’s leg and remained there. She looked down to see an object sticking out of her pants that hadn’t been there before. Slowly, she pulled out the box of Tarot cards. Luna’s hand started to shake.

Saturnyne never let these out of her sight. Why did Luna have them? She opened the box and pulled the first card. Temperance. Except it was reversed, which didn’t bode well. Luna felt her mouth dry as she stared at the card, trying to recall its meaning, but her mind was blank. The only thing she could piece together was that the artwork was all wrong. The girl was too modern with her sun-kissed skin, cropped red hair, and sunglasses. She didn’t fit the usual imagery.

With shaking hands, Luna put the card and deck back into her pocket before she stood. ”I don’t belong here. I need to get back,” Luna said and made a beeline for the exit.
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