Over the next few days, you may notice slightly odd things happening in Jhelbor. Sometimes you think you see wild colors in the corner of your eye, only to turn and see nothing. Sometimes rooms will be clearly illuminated at night without candles or sorcery. And if you're observant, there are a lot of small spiders scuttling around in the corners
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She cannot pull it through the gateway - that way is blocked to Her, for it lies in another domain, and He guards it jealously.
But the image is clear in the child's mind, an easy dream, so She stretches herself out of Her coils, silk unraveling as She shades into the Middle World.
She spins.
When Casandra turned back from the window, the dress lay spread on her bed, the combs propped neatly on her pillow, while several small, grey spiders scuttled away, glowing dimly in her magical sight.
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And the spiders. The glowing spiders.
"Who's here?" she hissed, her fingers curling up into claws.
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spinner who doesn't exist
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Things weren't exactly back to normal, no, but there was a certain sense of normalcy in looking through the various odds and ends for sale, trying to find something cheap yet significant. He'd done that before. But he'd already gotten him a lute. What would compare to that? Not to mention the problem of finding an appropriate gift for a friend he'd confessed his love to and was now, apparently sleeping with occasionally.
Maybe he'd just ask Cho to help him bake a cake. That was easy and normal, though it lacked...something. He didn't know what. Affection? Something like that. He sighed, looking through some bland looking pottery. "Wish I could find a good present," he mumbled.
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flickering
over there
don't you want to
follow
pretty shifting whirls
of light
over there
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...He hoped.
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shifting shining shimmering
colors
The strange alluring gleam in the corner of his eye keeps shifting, almost as though it's laughing at him, but not in mean way, more as if it's wants to play with him. Tag, you're it, catch me if you can.
Slowly it leads him out of the market, out of the city proper, heading toward the forest.
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He hadn't really noticed it until he came across a person selling them. But there was one that looked a lot like his, it just didn't glow. Still... "I wish I could have that crystal for a necklace," he said. But it might be gone soon.
He walked into the kitchen to get a sandwich, stomach grumbling quietly. He considered bothering an adult for food, but passed on the thought for now.
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She wants to make it glow.
glow, Glow, GLOW
It's lit up, sweet and yellow, a perfect lamp.
hang it right, scatter all the shadows away
When Touya comes back into the main room, his crystal is hanging high in the air, in the precise middle of the room, shining brightly.
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It was too high for him to reach though, so got a chair to stand on and got closer, closing his small hands around it. Small enough to make a necklace...
He looked around with perked ears. Where had this come from?
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This was the result of a war, she told herself. This was what happened after a certain amount of battles and a flood. This damage was all over the city.
But it was hard to not take the damage personally, especially after all the energy she had spent when she had first established the business.
She shut the door behind her, sighing heavily. "It's going to be worth it once this place is running again," she reassured herself. "I just wish there wasn't such a mess to take care of first."
With a dismal sigh, she walked into the kitchen to see what debris was left in there.
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If by 'perfectly normal' she means 'spotless'.
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But no, it was clean. Not just clean, it was sparkling clean. Like someone had done it for her. Like someone had heard her wish. Which was ludicrous.
"You've got to be pulling my smegger!" she announced to no one in particularly, mouth falling open in a terribly undignified manner.
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Cordy toppled over and sprawled on the floor.
She must have slipped.
Everything was so smooth and polished, after all.
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Milo was no longer a lowly skitterboy, and he did not run errands lightly. The fact that he was here, knocking on Ms. Reyers door to deliver the small box in person could only mean (not that he would admit it) that he was desperately curious as what might be inside.
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Slowly, she stood up, crossing the floor to open the door. She never just invited anyone in. That's how vampires always managed to kill you.
"Yes?"
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