Steph. In bed, not asleep, but incapable of doing anything else really either.
The window's closed, and the room's stuffy and hot. Steph stares at the door and ... yeah, maybe she's a bit sulky, but wouldn't you be?
The door's not locked. Steph's hoping for visitors. Being sick and alone sucks.
[Okay, so, Steph is now in a state of suspended
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"It's me, Eska. Barry sent me up to see to you. How're you feeling?"
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A quick mental probe reveals that for some reason she can't get in touch with Steph, which makes her worried frown deepen.
"OK, there's not a lot I can do right now to make you better until the questers get back, but I can make sure you don't get any worse. I'll need you to understand what the process is, first, though."
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"Well, by using a tranformation spell that essentially creates a portable wormhole folding in on itself so the destination is within the point of origination, Serena has worked out a way of causing an object to exist in a state of non-causality until the spell is disrupted...
"... uh, I can freeze you in space-time until the cure is ready."
OK, that was easy.
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"Not at all."
She doesn't know that, but niether does Steph know she doesn't.
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She closes her eyes.
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Now, this is a spell from Serena's canon, and not one the mun is familiar with, but Eska's been studying the spell in question, and throws in a healthy amount of her own magic as well, creating a destination circle to teleport Steph to, pushing air together to create a replacement for Steph's mass, and sending Steph's body to take its place, at the same time moving the destination circle to within the orgination circle.
Within seconds there's an odd looking sphere in the place Steph was. Painful to look at, as if one's eyes just slide off it, and glowing slightly octarine.
Eska stands, and writes the following note to pin on Stephanie's door:
Steph is currently in a state of temporal suspension until such a time as a cure can be reached. Please contact Eska Smith to break the spell let you in.
- E. Smith
As a second thought, she locks the door to prevent people disturbing the spell prematurely, and leaves the poor afflicted girl where she can't get any sicker.
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