As the Clock was destroyed, all of the stolen time rushed back to it's original owners, causing them to rapidly age back to normal. But as the crew would soon notice, it seemed that the stolen time didn't always go back to exactly the right place...
[[ooc: Time to get back to normal guys! This is basically a case of very rapid ageing - they'll
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Midbounce, the change hit.
Mana power roared outwards in a surge of purple energy, building from "significant" to "strongest in the cosmos" in one massive rush that seemed like it would threaten existence itself...
Then abruptly, with a sharp snap, the demonic form condensed into a book. The mana power cut off as the book spun down to the floor, landing face-down.
It did not move again.
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The problem right now is the book did not look like it was moving at all.
"Zetta?" If you listened closely there was maybe a tiny bit of concern in her voice. Just a bit.
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Then again, that was just one word, right?
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And if that wasn't harsh enough, he had lost his body along the way. Honestly Lash wasn't sure if she'd be able to keep her sanity if it had happened to her. Was it caring or silent admiration?Zetta didn't have legs and hands to feel numb over. Maybe that meant it affected him everywhere as a book. Without thinking about it anymore, and perhaps caring a lot more than she left on, Lash was on the ground, pushing the tomb to see if she could turn it over herself, or ( ... )
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Then Karis slumps back into the bed, eyes wide and staring up at the ceiling of the medical bay. Her mouth works and no sound comes out for a very long time.
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"No. Just leave me alone."
She was a bit surprised to find herself in a hospital gown, but she remembered coming her - of her own free will. She dangled her legs over the edge of the bed and flexed her fingers open and shut.
"...just get me my damn armor back."
She felt naked, out of armor. The protective shell that kept blades, bullets and spells away from her fragile flesh, hid her body from everyone, was gone.
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Lash definitely had not been expecting the change to be so sudden, as the memories came flooding back with each new heartbeat. The freecaring child felt herself turning back into a much more rational adult and in horror she realized how little she had been planning this. This was normal, a child would not have known. But a growing teenager knew that the pain was terrible, and she was now in the middle of the city, right in the open air where anything could have attacked her.
Her hands instinctively had gone to the sides of her head as a massive headache from so much imagery forced her to fall on the ground to avoid harming herself any more. At first like a burning pain in her chest, she felt the tiny little toddler clothing being torn to pieces and only the plantsuit remained as she grew into her adult body once again. When everything is done, Lash breathed in and out in gasps, the pain finally leaving her body.
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"D-dammit!"
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To be more precise, he recognized it by the familiar afro on the ground.
"Lash," Billy breathed, instantly falling to his knees and bringing a supportive arm around her. "It's okay. Take your time."
She was healthy, she was safe. His Yellow Ranger was all right. It was a lot to process at once.
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Like with so many other of the crew members, he begins to age, shifting from boy to teenager to young man in a very short time. The block on his memories of the ship and all his friends lifts as well - but it's not a pleasant process, and he cries out as they flood in. Soon enough, his mind overwhelmed by the combination of aging and his memories returning, he slumps to the floor, quite unconscious.
A short time later, however, there's a groan from where he's fallen, and Jamie reawakens. Groggily, he pushes himself up from the floor and brings a hand to his head, trying to focus on the room around him without much luck.
"Ooh, my head..."
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"...Hey," calls a tentative voice from nearby. No matter who it is, it's not right to leave someone suffering. "I can't imagine how rough that has to be."
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"Billy!", he calls out gladly, and tries to get to his feet. "I...oop." His legs don't seem to want to support him, and for a moment he looks distinctly worried. But he can move his toes, and his feet, and he can bend things, so it seems to him it's more just a side effect of getting back to normal.
"I'm a wee bit wobbly at the moment," he admits. "But it's not so bad."
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One that he would promptly try to guide Jamie toward. He can't stop looking at the familiar face, glad to see everything back in place. "I still can't believe that worked."
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