"I'm sorry m'am, I got involved in... ugh, mistake. As your child was kidnapped, some of the people in this room required assistance locating her. And now I'm all wrapped up in this," Indigo spoke slowly and carefully, like stepping over pins barefoot.
Ash's tone dropped as her eyebrows rose with threatening incredulity. She leaned back on a bare heel while her arms uncrossed and dropped to her side.
"My daughter was what now?"
 
Connor cautiously jogged up the stairs and came up behind Bleddyn, about to coax her forward. Having noticed the commotion, he halted just outside the door warily for a safe while and took his time with coming inside.
Bleddyn let herself be maneuvered through the door, about as complacent as some lost plaything.
Though Connor towered above everyone else in the room, his wife easily topped him for most imposing presence. Trying hard to avoid focusing on Misty and her blatantanly dangerous state of mind that he'd immediately noticed, he let his eyes wander around the anarchic room with a kind of apprehensive awe.


"Actually, no, for starters, you tell me exactly who you are," Ash corrected sharply, getting down from the couch and standing on her toes to get right in the tall woman's face. "Maybe I can start there to gather a better understanding of what exactly has transpired among you all over the past two days while I somehow have developed completely blind eyes and deaf ears."
Wolfram slunk into the shadows around the room, doing what he did best: waiting. His gaze drifted to Bleddyn, already a very noticeable bruise forming on her face. Guilt claimed him as one of its own, tearing him apart from the inside out. We can't let her know...but if she does know, she might be able to help us....uhhhh crap...Wolfram what are you doing...!? He stepped out of the shadows, a nervous, awkward and guilty air to him. "You want to know what happened? To put it simply we all, well, most of us, got kidnapped and now are being stalked by masked people, one of them is the women who killed my mother, and the other is my father. They are trying to get some key my mother had, that will destroy all inhuman qualities, and kills mermaids, shapeshifter, centaurs and the like. Now we are trying to come up with a plan to get rid of these people, but Misty has gone haywire on us." You...you didn't just say that....did you?
 
Wolfram slunk into the shadows around the room, doing what he did best: waiting. His gaze drifted to Bleddyn, already a very noticeable bruise forming on her face. Guilt claimed him as one of its own, tearing him apart from the inside out. We can't let her know...but if she does know, she might be able to help us....uhhhh crap...Wolfram what are you doing...!? He stepped out of the shadows, a nervous, awkward and guilty air to him. "You want to know what happened? To put it simply we all, well, most of us, got kidnapped and now are being stalked by masked people, one of them is the women who killed my mother, and the other is my father. They are trying to get some key my mother had, that will destroy all inhuman qualities, and kills mermaids, shapeshifter, centaurs and the like. Now we are trying to come up with a plan to get rid of these people, but Misty has gone haywire on us." You...you didn't just say that....did you?
"Ok, for once I agree with the gothic creep," Indigo said.
 
Wolfram slunk into the shadows around the room, doing what he did best: waiting. His gaze drifted to Bleddyn, already a very noticeable bruise forming on her face. Guilt claimed him as one of its own, tearing him apart from the inside out. We can't let her know...but if she does know, she might be able to help us....uhhhh crap...Wolfram what are you doing...!? He stepped out of the shadows, a nervous, awkward and guilty air to him. "You want to know what happened? To put it simply we all, well, most of us, got kidnapped and now are being stalked by masked people, one of them is the women who killed my mother, and the other is my father. They are trying to get some key my mother had, that will destroy all inhuman qualities, and kills mermaids, shapeshifter, centaurs and the like. Now we are trying to come up with a plan to get rid of these people, but Misty has gone haywire on us." You...you didn't just say that....did you?

Jenna's jaw dropped as she stared at him. "WHAT?!" She yelped, looking around the room at the people. She had been standing in the corner silently, until Wolfram spoke.
 
Jenna's jaw dropped as she stared at him. "WHAT?!" She yelped, looking around the room at the people. She had been standing in the corner silently, until Wolfram spoke.
Wolfram flinched noticeably, glancing at her. "Um...I-I'm so sorry...it's all my fault. I dragged your kids into this, because Mapleshade thought if she took my...friends I guess....I would tell her where the key was. I-I'm so sorry for putting your kids in so much danger..."
 
Wolfram slunk into the shadows around the room, doing what he did best: waiting. His gaze drifted to Bleddyn, already a very noticeable bruise forming on her face. Guilt claimed him as one of its own, tearing him apart from the inside out. We can't let her know...but if she does know, she might be able to help us....uhhhh crap...Wolfram what are you doing...!? He stepped out of the shadows, a nervous, awkward and guilty air to him. "You want to know what happened? To put it simply we all, well, most of us, got kidnapped and now are being stalked by masked people, one of them is the women who killed my mother, and the other is my father. They are trying to get some key my mother had, that will destroy all inhuman qualities, and kills mermaids, shapeshifter, centaurs and the like. Now we are trying to come up with a plan to get rid of these people, but Misty has gone haywire on us." You...you didn't just say that....did you?

"Ok, for once I agree with the gothic creep," Indigo said.

Jenna's jaw dropped as she stared at him. "WHAT?!" She yelped, looking around the room at the people. She had been standing in the corner silently, until Wolfram spoke.

Wolfram flinched noticeably, glancing at her. "Um...I-I'm so sorry...it's all my fault. I dragged your kids into this, because Mapleshade thought if she took my...friends I guess....I would tell her where the key was. I-I'm so sorry for putting your kids in so much danger..."
Ash flung out a stiff arm to halt the conversation. "Alright, this is just grand, but I still want to know who everyone is before I gauge any situations," she interrupted in a growl, wheeling around to pin her glare on the cowering kid with eerie slitted pupils. "Since you're so bold as to spill all that, you first."

Connor, meanwhile, tightened his protective grip on Bleddyn's shoulders with every blurb of reality put out into the air for him to somehow digest quickly.
 
Ash flung out a stiff arm to halt the conversation. "Alright, this is just grand, but I still want to know who everyone is before I gauge any situations," she interrupted in a growl, wheeling around to pin her glare on the cowering kid with eerie slitted pupils. "Since you're so bold as to spill all that, you first."

Connor, meanwhile, tightened his protective grip on Bleddyn's shoulders with every blurb of reality put out into the air for him to somehow digest quickly.
Wolfram glanced at Bleddyn, then back to Ash. Even though he stood a six feet tall, he looked as small as Brisa, cowering like a child. "I'm a nobody." He muttered, slinking into the shadows backwards, nervous. "Apperentally I can just be used as a punching bag whenever someone wants." He pointed at his bruised face, shrugging. "So I suppose I'm just nothing, no one."
 
Wolfram glanced at Bleddyn, then back to Ash. Even though he stood a six feet tall, he looked as small as Brisa, cowering like a child. "I'm a nobody." He muttered, slinking into the shadows backwards, nervous. "Apperentally I can just be used as a punching bag whenever someone wants." He pointed at his bruised face, shrugging. "So I suppose I'm just nothing, no one."
Ash snorted, stiff amusement surfacing to momentarily stifle her rage at hearing this all just now. "You're here right now, telling me things that my own adult friends would've done great to tell me for themselves, so you're obviously someone. Tell me, kid."
 
Wolfram flinched noticeably, glancing at her. "Um...I-I'm so sorry...it's all my fault. I dragged your kids into this, because Mapleshade thought if she took my...friends I guess....I would tell her where the key was. I-I'm so sorry for putting your kids in so much danger..."

Jenna's eyes were full of anger, and she looked like she was seconds from smacking him in the face. She took a deep breath and smoothed out her skirt. She looked at him, with a look of sympathy and confusion. "You lost someone close to you. I'm so sorry." Jenna said.

"Ok, for once I agree with the gothic creep," Indigo said.

Toby growled in frustration at being ignored, yet again. Why did it even matter to him? He was always ignored, why would Indigo be any different? "You know what? Fine. Just ignore me. I don't care. I don't see why you would acknowledge me, after all, you must just think I'm an insane, stupid, child." He snarled, stomping outside. He stood in the rain, staring up at the sky and growled.
 

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