After getting
Hannibal's message about having a new child show up on the island, Karla had wasted no time chartering a portal to get to Fandom. Portalocity, however, had managed to waste plenty of her time, accidentally sending her through a portal with both a half-day layover and the wrong destination. While the dimension of blue had a very lovely
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"Baron Samedi is your guidance counselor?!" Leda was signing incredulously as the pair entered.
Rain shrugged. "He stuck around after the career fair. I think he's still hoping to get us all to become undertakers. 'It's de only business guaranteed not to go out o' business'." she quoted, somehow managing to get her gloves to sound like the guy from the Allstate commercials.
"Rrrrrright. Nice to see I found a properly weird school to send you to. Sila's having to do it the hard way, going to other dimensions instead of having them come to her."
Ah, there was Karla.
"Hello! your Majesty!" Leda grinned.
"Hi Aunt Karla!" Rain grinned as well, just managing to restrain herself from calling her 'Aunt Mom's Ex'.
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"Well, hello back Your Majesty!" Karla said, waving Leda and her daughter over. "Well, well, who do we have here visiting this year?"
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"Karla, this is my Daughter from someday in the future, Rain."
"Pleased to meet you, or, see you again I suppose." Rain laughed. "Because I saw grown up you about two months ago, and talked to you you last year. Yay time travel!"
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"Oh yes, I remember darling," Karla said, holding her face up for a kiss. "You and your wonderful gloves! Is this the first time you're meeting her, though, Leda?"
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Rain kissed Karla on the cheek, and hugged her.
"First time in person." Leda nodded. "She called me last year as well as you and Momo. This year I wasn't gonna let the opportunity slip by."
"Mom practically tackled hugged me right out of the portal." Rain giggled. "You'd think I'd be used to it by now."
It was only fair, Rain tended to do that to her mom and dad a lot.
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"Use, glamour and tackle hugs to embarrass, daughter." Leda mimed writing this down.
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Rain's favorite use for air walking was for scare pranks. Hovering outside someone's window glamoured as a banshee or something was great fun if you were in a sadistic mood. They had Mab to thank for that one.
"I like air skating." Rain nodded. Eccentric uses for magic was one of her hobbies.
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"And maybe how magic and technology could work together?" Rain asked.
Which didn't help Leda, who was glad her daughter wasn't looking at her when she burst into giggles. Her mind had gone to a dirty place too.
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"Sure," she said, nodding at Rain. "Let's go with that."
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"Not dirty!" Rain insisted, mortified. Somehow it'd never occurred to her that the way she often joked with her friends was something she'd inherited from her mother. It had taken her a moment to realize how her comment about magic and technology could be taken wrong, but once she did...
"I meant like mom's ray gun or getting Facebook and Netflix on a scrying mirror."
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