Sep 20, 2009 02:36
She hasn't been dressed in a toga since college and she's not anywhere near drunk enough to think this is anything but cold. Roxy tightens her grip on the candle and looks at the altar thingie Kendra gathered all of them around.
"So, what are we supposed to do, other then, y'know, wish for him back?"
hawkgirl,
troia,
hawkman carter hall,
arsenal,
roxanne ballentine,
batwoman,
"carter's angels"
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"Read the scroll, I guess. It's a resurrection scroll, right?"
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As things quiet, there is an image of a jackal faced, serene looking being holding out a pair of balancing scales, perfectly in balance with one another, and the girls present gain some sense of where they must go, but at the moment, Carter is neither whole, nor anywhere in the process of resurrecting on his own.
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She turns to Kendra. "Let's do this."
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As soon as the words leave her mouth, she's embarrassed and ashamed for no clear reason. They felt perfect but they aren't her...or they shouldn't be...or...
That was too comfortable. Nothing here should be.
Nonetheless, she can feel a part of him here by her now, more powerfully then anything she let herself feel before - and that's too comfortable, too.
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"In the beginning Hawkman was a prince in Egypt named Khufu. A Thanagarin ship crashed, some Nth metal was found and -" She sighs. "I'm hazy on some of the details, but I think it was magically enchanted and then used as weapons and tools by Khufu and his intended, princes Chay-Ara to keep the peace. When they were murdered and cursed by Hath-Set, who's like one of the first supervillians, they found out the Nth metal had changed them."
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Home...
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While the outside walls are bare, everything protected is inscribed with hieroglyphics, tales of the greatness of Khufu and his ancestors, written over and over lest some important name or deed be forgotten.
Currently, the massive gates are open, receiving processions of visitors, mostly dressed in bright and hopeful colors, and all bearing one or more women who are carried on the backs of elephants or camels and tended to by multiple slaves, each dressed more fancifully than the last.
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"We're looking for Carter Hall."
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