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MOIRA
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Presently, Moira sat at a small table in her kitchen, sipping a cup of tea as she flipped through a book of divination. The little table was accompanied by a mismatched triad of chairs as if anyone other than Moira had ever utilized it in the past several hundred years. Well, there was Azazel who often lounged on the seat of those chairs that had been reupholstered a thousand times over. Moira had, at one point or another, taken up just about every hobby in the book. As she never ventured further than the near perimeter of her home, she had to find something beyond the company of her familiar to keep her from going entirely off the deep end.
She considered herself almost fully self-sustaining on account of her beautifully maintained garden that housed a variety of both practical and decorative plants in addition to her growing ability in conjuration magic. However, times would arise when she couldn’t provide herself a specific item – say a book on divination – and she would send Azazel out to retrieve it for her. In her home, she could stay "off the grid," so to speak. Venturing beyond her protective wards would only draw unwanted attention. Her absolute freedom was worth a little boredom now and again.
The house was quiet, as it usually was. Most people found silence unnerving. But Moira and Azazel both found comfort in silence. Silence meant they were safe from their shared enemies. The only sounds that broke the silence were the rustling of the pages of Moira’s book and the clinking sound of teacup against saucer. Suddenly, a gust of cold air blew through the open window and momentarily swallowed the kitchen. Azazel darted out from under Moira’s feet and jumped form floor to chair, chair to table to wait for Moira’s direction.
Moira paused, held her breath, and shared a glance with Azazel. The silence had yet to be broken but they both had felt the change in the air. Teacup inches from her lips, Moira waited a beat to ensure no more disturbances were to follow. Seemingly satisfied with the uninterrupted silence, Moira took one last sip of her tea before setting the cup down. She folded over the corner of the page she was on before gently closing her book so as to give no indication of her location within the house.
“Si servus suis est tenebris dominus traicere mei limina, ego eieci et mala magicae est ad foris orbis. No tenebris magicae uel aliosque spiritus malignos voluntatis descende tant super hac domo,” Moira mumbled under her breath, closing her eyes. Again, she paused. She waited. She listened. Hearing no response, she got to her feet. Peering into her now-empty teacup, she bit her lip as she saw what the tea leaves had in store for her: change. Just then one of the most unsettling noises that had ever graced Moira's ears rung out through her home. There was a knock at her door.
Every muscle in her body tightened at she looked down to Azazel who was also gripped by a stunned silence. Moira couldn't bring herself to breathe, let alone move. She spent centuries imagining every way this scenario could go. They finally came for her and they knocked. Moira found herself starting toward the door. She felt as if she were floating, her hands brushing the walls as she passed in an attempt to ground herself. Azazel followed her closely, practically darting underneath her feet.
“Quod sanctitatem alba magica vires scutum meum esse probare debet, et mea verbis faciet est gladius. Ego istud benedicere domui ejus et incolae cum benevolentia et est velum sanctuarii de est pythonissam albo. Ego eicere me et tuus nequitia sua,” She continued her warding spell as she drew closer and closer to the door. Even if it served as a moment of respite before whoever was one the other side of the door could get the draw on her, it would help her make it out in one piece.
Her hand hovered on the door knob as she stared straight ahead. In, out. In, out. Her internal voice could only remind her to breathe. She suddenly felt so small, so alone. It truly was her against the world. Well, her and Azazel. But, what was a runaway witch and her familiar to a whole coven? "Are you ready?" She whispered to Azazel as she tightened her grip on the door knob. No, she decided. She wasn't ready to die.
[/div][/div][/div][/div]She considered herself almost fully self-sustaining on account of her beautifully maintained garden that housed a variety of both practical and decorative plants in addition to her growing ability in conjuration magic. However, times would arise when she couldn’t provide herself a specific item – say a book on divination – and she would send Azazel out to retrieve it for her. In her home, she could stay "off the grid," so to speak. Venturing beyond her protective wards would only draw unwanted attention. Her absolute freedom was worth a little boredom now and again.
The house was quiet, as it usually was. Most people found silence unnerving. But Moira and Azazel both found comfort in silence. Silence meant they were safe from their shared enemies. The only sounds that broke the silence were the rustling of the pages of Moira’s book and the clinking sound of teacup against saucer. Suddenly, a gust of cold air blew through the open window and momentarily swallowed the kitchen. Azazel darted out from under Moira’s feet and jumped form floor to chair, chair to table to wait for Moira’s direction.
Moira paused, held her breath, and shared a glance with Azazel. The silence had yet to be broken but they both had felt the change in the air. Teacup inches from her lips, Moira waited a beat to ensure no more disturbances were to follow. Seemingly satisfied with the uninterrupted silence, Moira took one last sip of her tea before setting the cup down. She folded over the corner of the page she was on before gently closing her book so as to give no indication of her location within the house.
“Si servus suis est tenebris dominus traicere mei limina, ego eieci et mala magicae est ad foris orbis. No tenebris magicae uel aliosque spiritus malignos voluntatis descende tant super hac domo,” Moira mumbled under her breath, closing her eyes. Again, she paused. She waited. She listened. Hearing no response, she got to her feet. Peering into her now-empty teacup, she bit her lip as she saw what the tea leaves had in store for her: change. Just then one of the most unsettling noises that had ever graced Moira's ears rung out through her home. There was a knock at her door.
Every muscle in her body tightened at she looked down to Azazel who was also gripped by a stunned silence. Moira couldn't bring herself to breathe, let alone move. She spent centuries imagining every way this scenario could go. They finally came for her and they knocked. Moira found herself starting toward the door. She felt as if she were floating, her hands brushing the walls as she passed in an attempt to ground herself. Azazel followed her closely, practically darting underneath her feet.
“Quod sanctitatem alba magica vires scutum meum esse probare debet, et mea verbis faciet est gladius. Ego istud benedicere domui ejus et incolae cum benevolentia et est velum sanctuarii de est pythonissam albo. Ego eicere me et tuus nequitia sua,” She continued her warding spell as she drew closer and closer to the door. Even if it served as a moment of respite before whoever was one the other side of the door could get the draw on her, it would help her make it out in one piece.
Her hand hovered on the door knob as she stared straight ahead. In, out. In, out. Her internal voice could only remind her to breathe. She suddenly felt so small, so alone. It truly was her against the world. Well, her and Azazel. But, what was a runaway witch and her familiar to a whole coven? "Are you ready?" She whispered to Azazel as she tightened her grip on the door knob. No, she decided. She wasn't ready to die.
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Jeremiah "Jay" Bates
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Jeremiah's car rocketed down the dimly lit streets and around precarious corners as he steadied the wheel with one hand, the other preoccupied with a half-wrapped cheeseburger that he periodically bit into as he spoke to his partner. The car was by no means in good condition. It was a hand-me-down twice over and had seen most of the roads of America. Still, Jeremiah did his best to maintain it. It was hard to find a good car with sufficient weapon storage for a hunter.
"I freakin' hate witches, man," He mumbled through his mouthful of food, glancing over to his partner in the passenger seat. Jeremiah was commenting in response to his partner's briefing at the job at hand. Several states over from where they were, a coven of witches were stirring up some trouble. Strange occurrences, a sudden disappearance or two, the usual markings of a coven that needed put back in their place. "They're always doing freaky shit with bones and blood and hair. Y'know wha' I mean?"
"It's like..." He paused to take a couple obnoxiously loud bites from his burger, smacking his lips together. He wasn't intentionally irritating the hell out of his buddy. He was just a little oblivious sometimes... Most of the time. The only sound rivaling Jeremiah in decibels was the rock music blasting out of the radio that he continued to remove his single hand from the wheel to steadily increase.
"It's like can't beer and burgers be magical too? No, it's always gotta be pig's blood or pickled baby brains or... or... You gonna eat that?" Jeremiah nodded towards the untouched burger in his pal's lap. His fellow hunter need not speak. The disapproving look Jeremiah received in response was answer enough. He lifted his hands defensively before his attention briefly returned to the road. As he thought of something else to say, he looked to his partner again.
"Anyway, my point is all we're doing is taking out the nasty ass symptoms. We gotta go straight for the virus, the big bad. These freaky little weirdos don't start wreaking havoc on their own. Someone tells them to do it, ya'know? I'm talking bigger than a coven. Bigger than the whole damn chur-- Seriously, dude? You're actually gonna eat that? 'Cause I'm starving."
Jeremiah swallowed the last of his own meal, crumpling the paper in his hand and tossing it out of the window. He watched the bright little wad bounce along the road and disappear to a tiny dot in his mirrors. A misty rain was beginning to settle over the road and the moonlight only made an appearance in rays bursting through dark clouds overhead.
"So, whadda you got on this one?"
[/div][/div][/div][/div]"I freakin' hate witches, man," He mumbled through his mouthful of food, glancing over to his partner in the passenger seat. Jeremiah was commenting in response to his partner's briefing at the job at hand. Several states over from where they were, a coven of witches were stirring up some trouble. Strange occurrences, a sudden disappearance or two, the usual markings of a coven that needed put back in their place. "They're always doing freaky shit with bones and blood and hair. Y'know wha' I mean?"
"It's like..." He paused to take a couple obnoxiously loud bites from his burger, smacking his lips together. He wasn't intentionally irritating the hell out of his buddy. He was just a little oblivious sometimes... Most of the time. The only sound rivaling Jeremiah in decibels was the rock music blasting out of the radio that he continued to remove his single hand from the wheel to steadily increase.
"It's like can't beer and burgers be magical too? No, it's always gotta be pig's blood or pickled baby brains or... or... You gonna eat that?" Jeremiah nodded towards the untouched burger in his pal's lap. His fellow hunter need not speak. The disapproving look Jeremiah received in response was answer enough. He lifted his hands defensively before his attention briefly returned to the road. As he thought of something else to say, he looked to his partner again.
"Anyway, my point is all we're doing is taking out the nasty ass symptoms. We gotta go straight for the virus, the big bad. These freaky little weirdos don't start wreaking havoc on their own. Someone tells them to do it, ya'know? I'm talking bigger than a coven. Bigger than the whole damn chur-- Seriously, dude? You're actually gonna eat that? 'Cause I'm starving."
Jeremiah swallowed the last of his own meal, crumpling the paper in his hand and tossing it out of the window. He watched the bright little wad bounce along the road and disappear to a tiny dot in his mirrors. A misty rain was beginning to settle over the road and the moonlight only made an appearance in rays bursting through dark clouds overhead.
"So, whadda you got on this one?"
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