There is a redhead with a bookbag full of strange herbs and relics and her arms full of strange dusty tomes standing on a street corner somewhere in Chicago. She looks more than a little confused, and a little annoyed.
"That was supposed to be a guiding spell, not a teleportation spell!" she announces to the sky, and huffs a bit, looking around
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"Hey!"
He jumps, then flaps heavily up to the top of a trashcan, giving the new human - Willow Rosenberg, his Riftpower fills in seamlessly - a dark look. Dark... for a bird.
"Let me guess. You've never fallen through a transdimensional rift into another universe before. Bad news, sugar, there's no going home, and if you keep talking about spells someone'll come along and try to lynch you in a bit. Welcome to Chicago. Could you hand me that crust by your feet?"
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Oh look, crumbs!
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...righto, crumbs have been taken care of. One For Sorrow looks back up at Willow, studying her. "You're taking this much better than the last few."
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And now we get "aghast". She does it quite well.
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He walks by Willow without actually noticing her, at first, but when he catches the word spell and her dismay at being in Chicago, he turns, almost literally, on his heels and walks back over to her.
"Well, either you've managed abjuration to a degree I didn't think possible or you fell through the Rift," he says, completely casual as if this is the most normal thing in the world. Because, to him, it... You know, is.
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She smiles hopefully, and then blinks. "Whaddaya mean by 'Rift'?"
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"Rift. Swirly vortex of doom. Occasionally, people take one left turn at Albuquerque and wind up falling through it to... Here." He gestures to the sidewalk. "It's a common problem. I'm sure someone is getting on it. Maybe."
BEHOLD DR. RAINES. HE WHO GIVES REALLY BAD HELP. In his defense, he is trying to explain it in a way that invites the least panic.
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See Willow. See Willow flail.
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