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ellectrical) wrote2012-10-24 05:23 pm
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Wandering outside is about the last thing Elle wants to do right now. But as she can't find X for the moment, and the choice was rapidly becoming step outside or set something or someone on fire, she made her way through the back door and out into the fog.
Elle doesn't look at the forest, or at the building out by the lake. Mostly, she just looks at her feet – she's still in jeans and a black tank top, no shoes. Basically, she's freezing. But the bright arcs of electricity that crackle and flash from her skin, through the fog and up toward the sky, remind her that she'd rather be freezing than on fire.
If those are the only choices, anyway.
Elle doesn't look at the forest, or at the building out by the lake. Mostly, she just looks at her feet – she's still in jeans and a black tank top, no shoes. Basically, she's freezing. But the bright arcs of electricity that crackle and flash from her skin, through the fog and up toward the sky, remind her that she'd rather be freezing than on fire.
If those are the only choices, anyway.

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She doesn't call out for Ava. But then, if Ava can see, she really doesn't need to.
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Like signal flares.
There's a rustling in the trees ahead, the specific kind of thrashing of something with two legs and two arms and no real understanding of how to move quietly.
It's coming closer.
"Hello??"
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But still, when she speaks, her voice is soft.
"Come on."
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She stares, wild-eyed.
"... Elle?"
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But her voice remains nothing more than a loud whisper when she repeats, "Just come on."
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Whatever. There's no time.
"Elle! By the lake, there's--"
She staggers another step closer, blinking and squinting against the light.
She's so pretty.
"It's--"
At this point, something cold and utterly silent jabs out in one quick, brutal blow, and catches Elle at the back of the head.
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And then the light goes out entirely.
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She wipes a hysterical tear from her eye.
"You're lucky," she tells Elle after a moment.
"It's hard to get these guys to go without claws."
The thing standing over Elle seems to coalesce in the darkness, gain more substance. Ava surveys them both as best she can.
(Not that she needs light to perceive the demon.)
"Help me move her," she says to it.
"We'll be late."