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Who: Hermione Granger
Where: Building #2, Floor #2 OR Building #1, Floor #3
When: Backdated to a couple of days ago!
Summary: Hermione is being haunted and she doesn't like it.
Warnings: None, apart from nasty spirit stuff!
[ Hermione is staggering through the building, her hands shaking and her eyes wide as she tries to make her way to the one place she actually knows she might be alright - that is, strangely enough, the apartment of one Draco Malfoy. The flashes of her vision are still rocketing through her mind, her busy brain trying to decipher it as best she can while feeling so weak and tired, the shadow still seeming to follow her, looking over her shoulder and taking what little stores of energy she feels like she still might have.
She tried to sleep after she had attempted to help the woman that had appeared before her, reaching out and wanting to talk, to discuss - because Hermione was all too used to ghosts - but the touch seemed to send a chill through her body, twisting her stomach and causing her to falter. Even the woman's words still haunt her, the vision of fire and bright, brilliant light; "O mournful voice of Creation, grant thy humble servant Thy Light that I may use Thy power to quench the unruly flames of those who've strayed."
Even magic isn't making her feel better and, for a long, deperate moment, Hermione wishes she can stick herself in a dungeon and brew a potion to make herself feel better. Unsure what's going on, all Hermione can think is that her sickness, the way she knows that she needs to touch someone even though she had settled with her back against Draco's not so long ago. She doesn't understand, and that frustrates her more than anything else.
Finally making her way to the second floor, she settles down at the top of the stairs and rubs her eyes, feeling her stomach turn. She feels like she's having flashbacks to Malfoy Manor, where the torture had almost broken her spirit entirely - but she can't dwell on that. No matter how much she might want to just wait it out, the negative thoughts rubbing at her mind, she fights back. ]
Merlin, Granger, pull yourself together!
Where: Building #2, Floor #2 OR Building #1, Floor #3
When: Backdated to a couple of days ago!
Summary: Hermione is being haunted and she doesn't like it.
Warnings: None, apart from nasty spirit stuff!
[ Hermione is staggering through the building, her hands shaking and her eyes wide as she tries to make her way to the one place she actually knows she might be alright - that is, strangely enough, the apartment of one Draco Malfoy. The flashes of her vision are still rocketing through her mind, her busy brain trying to decipher it as best she can while feeling so weak and tired, the shadow still seeming to follow her, looking over her shoulder and taking what little stores of energy she feels like she still might have.
She tried to sleep after she had attempted to help the woman that had appeared before her, reaching out and wanting to talk, to discuss - because Hermione was all too used to ghosts - but the touch seemed to send a chill through her body, twisting her stomach and causing her to falter. Even the woman's words still haunt her, the vision of fire and bright, brilliant light; "O mournful voice of Creation, grant thy humble servant Thy Light that I may use Thy power to quench the unruly flames of those who've strayed."
Even magic isn't making her feel better and, for a long, deperate moment, Hermione wishes she can stick herself in a dungeon and brew a potion to make herself feel better. Unsure what's going on, all Hermione can think is that her sickness, the way she knows that she needs to touch someone even though she had settled with her back against Draco's not so long ago. She doesn't understand, and that frustrates her more than anything else.
Finally making her way to the second floor, she settles down at the top of the stairs and rubs her eyes, feeling her stomach turn. She feels like she's having flashbacks to Malfoy Manor, where the torture had almost broken her spirit entirely - but she can't dwell on that. No matter how much she might want to just wait it out, the negative thoughts rubbing at her mind, she fights back. ]
Merlin, Granger, pull yourself together!
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let him ponder this for a few seconds. England blinks owlishly at her and then rights himself. he supposed it made sense, since Draco was here. but, still, it takes his breath away]
...I... I'm sorry. [he rubs the side of his head, embarrassed, but also trying exceedingly hard to keep his cool. Hermione!! she was here!] It's been a long day.
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[ He looks almost upset for a moment and it tugs at Hermione, especially since her nerves are so frayed from the spirit that caused this whole nightmare in the first place. ]
Please, don't worry about it at all.
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A-alright... [ahem! get your voice back, man! he speaks with a bit more conviction the next time he opens his mouth] If you're not feeling well, you're welcome to pop into my flat. I'm about to put a kettle on for tea.
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Standing up properly and trying to look less like she's in a sickbed, Hermione nods once, her smile soft. ] That sounds wonderful, actually.
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Great! I'm actually just a few doors down this way. Room 11.
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[ Of course they were - it was safe to assume anyone walking up to the apartments was, more than likely, going home - but it was always possible that her newfound aquaintence was simply visiting a friend. That had been her intention before she got stuck with a wave of nausea and exhaustion, after all. ]
I'm room 13.
[ She motions with a soft, tired smile, lifting herself to stand up a little straighter to disguise the fatigue. ]
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O-oh! Imagine that! [once he got a grip on his emotions, he stopped in front of his door to open it, but turned his face towards her] My name is Arthur Kirkland. I'm from a place called London in my world.
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That's wonderful! I'm from England as well - London too, in fact. My mother and father live there as dentists, though I went to Scotland for schooling.
[ She smiles, hovering a little - she doesn't want to step into his home without him going first. It's only polite. ]
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[England gestures, because ladies first, and all that. he notices how tired she looks. he's almost certain he looks the same way. it's exhausting to have to live on hugs, and then this whole spirits debacle. England usually likes Halloweentime...]
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What time is it in your home? The people I've talked to are from either years in the future or decades in the past - it's a little startling to say the least.
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I've met a few people like that here, as well. The year I'm from is 2013.
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So you're from the future as well. [ She sighs, rubbing her eyes. She doesn't want to ask if she's real or fiction in her world; it'd probably just upset her. ] That's interesting.
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and she's right here in front of him.
no, England is going to treat her as a real person. a famous person, but a person, nonetheless. and off he goes to the kitchen to make tea] Oh, and please sit anywhere you like.
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[ Like her not being real, for example, and all her life being an adventure written about for children to enjoy.
She glances around the room before she smiles and settles down in a chair, brushing off the dirt that had gathered on her knees from her fainting fit on the stairs. ] Thank you very much.
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Issues? [filling the kettle with water and setting it up to boil]
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A few people I've met know me. [ It's a quiet admittance, her gaze on the ground. ] Apparently I'm famous - and I'm also fictional. My life - and the lives of my best friends - are all part of a set of books written for children.
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England sadly pulls a box of tea down from the cupboard. he doesn't have good expensive tea because he doesn't have a job here. it angers him, that he needs to actually pay for small luxuries like that when he's the one being forced to stay here. but never mind that.
he hesitantly walks out to the livingroom, still holding the box of tea]
I know.
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That's alright. Quite a lot of people know who I am -- it's strange but I'm getting used to it.
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I apologise for not being completely honest with you. I, myself have read all the books, seen the movies... B-but, please don't misunderstand. I've met several storybook characters here already, and they all appear to me as real people who are going through the same struggles I am. I wanted to treat you the same way, miss Granger.
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I appreciate that and you really don't have to apologise. [ She smiles softly. ] I'm really touched that you wanted to make sure I was comfortable. It was very nice of you.
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If it makes you feel any better... and it probably won't... There are people who don't believe in me, either.
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Why wouldn't people believe in you? Are you - like me?
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Oh! Are you - I don't want to pry, but... Werewolf? Vampire? Or - well, your hair... You could be a Veela, perhaps...
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Ahaha. No, nothing like that. It's even more unbelievable, at least it probably will be, to you.
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