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Lissa
Lissa hadn't meant to be late.
Not that the 19 year old needed to worry about being on time to a high school bonfire, considering she hadn't attended school in well over a year herself. But she'd wanted to be there early, and stay for as long as she could, considering the sense of dread that had filled her body when she'd heard about it. Premonitions were real, very real, and she didn't know if the bonfire would end badly but she needed to go find out.
Although a part of her wanted to keep to herself, she felt as though she could give back through some of these visions. She'd never gotten the chance as an adult to meet her grandmother, which killed her inside. She wanted to know the woman who'd passed on her witch heritage to Lissa, but thanks to her mother, Lissa would never get that chance. Instead, she was stuck with these visions that may or may not come true, and the heartwrenching decision whether or not to do anything about them.
Well, she couldn't not do anything. That just wasn't who she felt her grandmother would want her to be.
Upon moving into the woman's house, Lissa had immediately discovered old journals and books and papers and scoured through them, trying to piece together the mystery woman. From what she understood, the woman had a great understanding and handle on her powers. A helper, and a seer just like Lissa. She'd doubled as a fortune teller for tourists, although what they didn't know was that her premonitions were true.
Tessa had been well-liked and respected in the town. Visiting her gravesite had brought tears to Lissa's eyes, as someone else had placed flowers there. Placing her own single lily, she'd said a quick prayer and left. Ever since then, she'd been just trying to learn more about her own powers. Her visions recently had been quite dark, and she couldn't help but be fearful for the town that she'd come to call home.
Arriving at the bonfire with recently dyed black hair, she crunched over the dry ground until she found a cooler full of beer. Cracking one open, she wrinkled her nose at the smell; she wasn't a beer drinker. Not much of a drinker at all, really. But for the sake of blending in, she could carry it around.
Turning, she tried to get a reading on others there. She could sense energy but not auras; that had never been her strongest ability. The energy here was mixed for sure, confusing her. Taking one step away from the cooler, she suddenly doubled over, the beer can dropping on the ground.
"Not here..." She ground out, trying to ignore the cramps taking over her body. Everything went white, then dark, and although she could see trees she knew that they weren't the trees she'd just been looking at.
Finally able to stand, vision-Lissa stepped forward until she saw it: a body, hanging from some sort of thread or rope, mauled beyond recognition. As the smell hit her nostrils, she retched, covering her mouth with her hands. Just as she turned to flee, she spotted the message, written in blood.
Then it faded, and the real-world Lissa lay on the ground as she came to.
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Lissa hadn't meant to be late.
Not that the 19 year old needed to worry about being on time to a high school bonfire, considering she hadn't attended school in well over a year herself. But she'd wanted to be there early, and stay for as long as she could, considering the sense of dread that had filled her body when she'd heard about it. Premonitions were real, very real, and she didn't know if the bonfire would end badly but she needed to go find out.
Although a part of her wanted to keep to herself, she felt as though she could give back through some of these visions. She'd never gotten the chance as an adult to meet her grandmother, which killed her inside. She wanted to know the woman who'd passed on her witch heritage to Lissa, but thanks to her mother, Lissa would never get that chance. Instead, she was stuck with these visions that may or may not come true, and the heartwrenching decision whether or not to do anything about them.
Well, she couldn't not do anything. That just wasn't who she felt her grandmother would want her to be.
Upon moving into the woman's house, Lissa had immediately discovered old journals and books and papers and scoured through them, trying to piece together the mystery woman. From what she understood, the woman had a great understanding and handle on her powers. A helper, and a seer just like Lissa. She'd doubled as a fortune teller for tourists, although what they didn't know was that her premonitions were true.
Tessa had been well-liked and respected in the town. Visiting her gravesite had brought tears to Lissa's eyes, as someone else had placed flowers there. Placing her own single lily, she'd said a quick prayer and left. Ever since then, she'd been just trying to learn more about her own powers. Her visions recently had been quite dark, and she couldn't help but be fearful for the town that she'd come to call home.
Arriving at the bonfire with recently dyed black hair, she crunched over the dry ground until she found a cooler full of beer. Cracking one open, she wrinkled her nose at the smell; she wasn't a beer drinker. Not much of a drinker at all, really. But for the sake of blending in, she could carry it around.
Turning, she tried to get a reading on others there. She could sense energy but not auras; that had never been her strongest ability. The energy here was mixed for sure, confusing her. Taking one step away from the cooler, she suddenly doubled over, the beer can dropping on the ground.
"Not here..." She ground out, trying to ignore the cramps taking over her body. Everything went white, then dark, and although she could see trees she knew that they weren't the trees she'd just been looking at.
Finally able to stand, vision-Lissa stepped forward until she saw it: a body, hanging from some sort of thread or rope, mauled beyond recognition. As the smell hit her nostrils, she retched, covering her mouth with her hands. Just as she turned to flee, she spotted the message, written in blood.
Then it faded, and the real-world Lissa lay on the ground as she came to.
Not that the 19 year old needed to worry about being on time to a high school bonfire, considering she hadn't attended school in well over a year herself. But she'd wanted to be there early, and stay for as long as she could, considering the sense of dread that had filled her body when she'd heard about it. Premonitions were real, very real, and she didn't know if the bonfire would end badly but she needed to go find out.
Although a part of her wanted to keep to herself, she felt as though she could give back through some of these visions. She'd never gotten the chance as an adult to meet her grandmother, which killed her inside. She wanted to know the woman who'd passed on her witch heritage to Lissa, but thanks to her mother, Lissa would never get that chance. Instead, she was stuck with these visions that may or may not come true, and the heartwrenching decision whether or not to do anything about them.
Well, she couldn't not do anything. That just wasn't who she felt her grandmother would want her to be.
Upon moving into the woman's house, Lissa had immediately discovered old journals and books and papers and scoured through them, trying to piece together the mystery woman. From what she understood, the woman had a great understanding and handle on her powers. A helper, and a seer just like Lissa. She'd doubled as a fortune teller for tourists, although what they didn't know was that her premonitions were true.
Tessa had been well-liked and respected in the town. Visiting her gravesite had brought tears to Lissa's eyes, as someone else had placed flowers there. Placing her own single lily, she'd said a quick prayer and left. Ever since then, she'd been just trying to learn more about her own powers. Her visions recently had been quite dark, and she couldn't help but be fearful for the town that she'd come to call home.
Arriving at the bonfire with recently dyed black hair, she crunched over the dry ground until she found a cooler full of beer. Cracking one open, she wrinkled her nose at the smell; she wasn't a beer drinker. Not much of a drinker at all, really. But for the sake of blending in, she could carry it around.
Turning, she tried to get a reading on others there. She could sense energy but not auras; that had never been her strongest ability. The energy here was mixed for sure, confusing her. Taking one step away from the cooler, she suddenly doubled over, the beer can dropping on the ground.
"Not here..." She ground out, trying to ignore the cramps taking over her body. Everything went white, then dark, and although she could see trees she knew that they weren't the trees she'd just been looking at.
Finally able to stand, vision-Lissa stepped forward until she saw it: a body, hanging from some sort of thread or rope, mauled beyond recognition. As the smell hit her nostrils, she retched, covering her mouth with her hands. Just as she turned to flee, she spotted the message, written in blood.
Then it faded, and the real-world Lissa lay on the ground as she came to.