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Memory Lane 2

Jan 31, 2010 13:22

Characters: Prongs (silver_antlers ), Dumbledore (remembercourage ), Stigmata (godsmajesty ), and Eternity (resurrectedgod )
Date/Time: January 30th
Location: Fourth Floor
Rating: PG-13
Summary: And they see what the truth beyond the doors…

( I tried to do it all for you, it didn't do anything for me... )

~hp: harry (prongs), *trip to the 4th floor, ~x/1999: kamui (stigmata), ~ff7: sephiroth (eternity), ~hp: neville (dumbledore)

Comments 3

resurrectedgod February 2 2010, 03:03:17 UTC

Eternity found himself fascinated by the change in scenery once he stepped out of the elevator, which seemed to have vanished much like his companions. An interesting scene played out before his eyes; those involved didn't seem to acknowledge his presence, and he wondered if the other elevator occupants were witnessing the same thing. Once or twice he reached out toward it tentatively, creating a kind of static wherever he attempted to touch. That was somewhat intriguing ( ... )

remembercourage February 2 2010, 04:41:58 UTC

After the scene faded, Dumbledore was confused. He recognized the snake-like man from his dream, and that had him feeling a bit hot under the collar. He recognized the magic being used too, the words meaning nothing but the effect making him go pale. He glanced at Prongs, no, Harry, and rest a comforting hand on his shoulder.

Unsure of what to say, he simply offered his silent support.

godsmajesty February 3 2010, 00:56:36 UTC

He closed his eyes and ran his hands through his hair. He had been very close to panicking when he got trapped in the elevator, with three other people he didn't know, and with no idea what was going on. But after seeing this... He remembered what someone had told him during his first week. The elevator takes people in it at odd times, and reveals to them one of the memories of one person within.

It was obvious this memory belonged to the boy with glasses. He was younger then, but still recognizable. What was his name again? He didn't ask, and he never caught it- before the memory, that is. In the memory, it was clearly stated what his name was. "Harry".

... In any case, the memory was nothing to celebrate about. Killing people, resurrecting... someone. Someone obviously dangerous, if his own follower had gone to such lengths to bring him back ( ... )