WHO: Sylvie, her harem, and everyone who wants to storm the castle
WHAT: Magic, magic smackdowns, more magic, guys being rescued
WHERE: the Invisible Mansion in Central Park
WHEN: after
this postWARNINGS: historically inaccurate sexy vikings, cat fights
SUMMARY: Sylvie's been fingered at the resident boy-napper. Now that everyone's figured that out,
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Sylvie has clearly taken her cue from the Wizard of Oz, since a voice booms out as soon as the rescuers are assembled.
"Warriors of Valhalla, come forth!"
The mist evaporates, and what's left instead is a small army of men. They're all wearing costumes that seem to be the product of what happens when male strippers try to dress as Vikings. There are axes and horned helmets and loincloths and not much else. Each of the warriors looks like they should be posing in Playgirl, but their faces are oddly blank, like there's not much going on inside their heads. This is because, in fact, there isn't. Warriors don't need brains to fight.
Sylvie's voice laughs mockingly as the men start to move forward.
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Is it just me, or does it suddenly feel very porny up in here?
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More like a stripclub called Valhalla.
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You know, I think I'm sexier. Do you think I'm sexier, Lorna?
[He punches the first guy again.]
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Meanwhile, he was in charge of helping get rid of something, honestly, horrible magic that was floating around this place. And this is the sort of thing that Balthazar is good at. Training at the hands of Merlin and 1300 years of experience hunting down the most dangerous sorcerer's in the world makes for one ass kicking rescuer.
"Alright now," he says, flashing a smile as he holds up his hands, palms flashing with energy before flinging it outward. "Let's see what we can do here."
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"Shit" she says, as she feels her hold on her harem's collective mind dissolve.
She casts them one last look before teleporting away, leaving them to their own devices in her shining great hall. It will be only moments before the rescuers burst in; she doesn't have the time nor desire for goodbyes.
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You too, then.
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There is no greeting except: ]
What in God's name happened here, Madrox?
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She's used her now-freed resources to put a spell up; only Nico will be able to confront her. Her plan is now to fight off the mansion's invaders one at a time; she doubts she can make things go back the way they were, but she has enough magic kept back that if she wins, she should be able to wipe everyone's memories. No one will remember anything happened.
And then, she supposes, it will be time to start again, someplace new. She sighs and then lets the magic flow through her, her body crackling with energy.
"Well, Sorceress Supreme? I'm waiting."
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But oh, her magic loves it when she's like this. Negative emotions fuel the Staff, so it's shimmering like heat off summer cement. Nico steps through the barrier spell, her lip curling at the feel of Sylvie's magic.
"You should have known better."
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Because Nico's magic is undeniably dark. It's blood and thunder, pain and grief and hate. Nico is the product of generations of black magic. Sylvie's magic, on the other hand, comes ultimately from Asgard. Admittedly, it's through Loki, and it's not as if Asgard is always, or even usually, nice. But Asgard is good; black magic that can scare the Dread Dormammu is bad. And deep inside Sylvie's broken little heart, there's a part of her that believes Good triumphs ( ... )
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