Ellie had gone home from the meeting, completely exhausted. She grabbed a ride with Jess, seeing as she no longer had the energy to teleport. She got home, showered and fell asleep as soon as she made contact with the bed.
The rest of her week was fairly normal. She went to work at the convenience store, considered finally putting in her college application (which she did not), and in her free time kept her nose in a book. She was however, trying to edit and fluff her book about the extra-normal. She found that even among the accurate books and info she could find about the extra-normal, they were never compiled. She also continued watching Kimberly's show, knowing that it was much more than fiction.
Another strange thing was Molly. She was acting much weirder and after the meeting, seemed like she barely remembered she was staying with Elise. Ellie gave her the usual distance, and the two never really talked much, they were just kindred souls that felt safe around each other. However, that feeling wasn't there anymore, and Ellie found herself feeling more anxious than at peace around her. She didn't bring this up though, as she chalked it up to an over-reaction.
She had gotten home from work about 40 minutes before her phone buzzed with a snapchat notification. There was only one reason she even had a snapchat, so she knew it was about the Coven. Her mouth turned into a frown as she saw it was from Emily. Seemed like people were going though, so she decided she should go too. She was wearing a pair of jeans, and a loose and comfortable light blue blouse. She slid on her shoes, a pair of sneakers from wal-mart, and teleported to the new hideout. She had already been there, as her main form of transportation was her abstraction.
She saw Claudette, Maya, and Izzy already there. A small smile appeared on her face as she went up to the Coven pet, Chompy.
"Hey there boy. Did you miss me?" She cooed softly to him. After greeting the alligator and giving her Coven-mates a small wave, she sat down on a patch of grass, waiting for the rest of the group to show up.
Jess had taken Ellie home after the shit-show of a meeting. She couldn't bring herself to say no to such a fragile looking kid. After she had seen Ellie make it inside, she went home herself. Thoughts kept running through her mind about the fight with the hound, and how Kayla leveled a forest. She decided that night that aside from only practicing her magic, she would also need back-up weaponry.
The next day Jess went to work, business as usual. Shooting the shit with her co-workers, talking about comics, dnd and the likes. After work, she went to a sporting good outlet and purchased a professional recurve bow. She had wanted a compound, but they were a bit too pricey for her, so she settled for the cheaper option. She also purchased a quiver of 50 hunting arrows. This would add well to her arsenal, and seemed a lot less suspicious due to hunting, than a sword. So she could keep it in her trunk at all times.
The rest of the week felt natural. She had DND on Wednesday, and noticed her cut from the vampire fight was closing up well. Her father and her got along as well as always. It was especially helpful that he never asked prying questions. She also practiced with her magic, trying to think of new spells, since she had now access to existing ones other than the ones she already knew. She had gotten the hang of object levitation, to the point that she could lift her desk chair into the air. She had to move it physically though if it all, but this spell would definitely come in handy when moving things around.
Friday had finally arrived. She had gotten off of work and was playing Dragon's Dogma on her PS4 before getting a snap from the Coven group. Emily wanted to talk about some money from that playboy millionaire. Jess didn't know why but if she had her way, she'd have casted Blake to play Iron Man in the movie adaptations. She saved her game and stood up, getting her sword into her case, and getting into her car. She was wearing tan shorts that reached to the middle of her thighs and a black shirt with the batman symbol on her chest. She slid on her converse and got into the car.
She arrived shortly after Elise. She had parked her car in the abandoned park, behind some old stands. She walked over to the girls with a big wave and a cheery smile. She was carrying her sword, her bow, and her arrows.
"Hello ladies, and Chompy! Check out what I bought. Those monsters won't know what hit them, huh?" She grinned as she held out the black resin bow. She figured if nothing else came from this meeting, she'd fire some of her practice arrows to work on her aim. The abandoned park was the perfect place to do so.
Ashley cautiously walked into the Dairy Queen that she was directed to go to. She had been using her body's phone for a while now, and was desperate to find out more about her condition, now that she unwittingly discharged someone from their own body. She was wearing a leather jacket, despite the heat, and had fair skin and dark black hair. She looked a little rough as she'd been living on the streets for about a week now. She went to the appointed table, and sat across from a pretty girl. She didn't mince any words. "Are you here about the coven too?"
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