Completely unable to sleep for more than a few hours at a time, V awoke feeling even more wretched than before. Fighting nausea, he looked about the room until his gaze came to rest on the pot of salve.
Parchment. Underneath. If you need me before the week is out, burn it and I will come, he'd said.Nothing else for it. This wasn't right. He
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His face was, indeed, shocking, and one could tell why he felt it wasn't any more indicative of who he was than the mask. There is little identity to be found in completely hairless, leathery, reddened skin. By the fact that this condition covered the neck, as well, it was safe to assume the damage was widespread.
All of this poking, however, didn't wake him.
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He's not wearing the long robe, is wearing thick-lensed goggles and a heavy apron of something that had once had scales. Big scales. Gloves of the same stick out of pockets in the apron.
"And what-" Snape pauses and looks to the side and then jumps about three feet horizontally to find both V and Meredith right next to him. His wand whips out, pointed straight between Meredith's eyes. Tense seconds pass. "What is going on?"
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"There is more in heaven and Earth, and so on." His voice is unmistakeable. Here is the mysterious second jailor. The man bends over V and grimaces further, muttering to himself...though the venom seems directed inward. "Balls. Damn fool, think marrying a mediwitch gets you the caeducus?"
The long wand the man is holding moves and V's body floats up off the floor and over to the bed.
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Meredith gets to her feet and stays well back, watching him with narrow, suspicious eyes. "How are you doing that?" she asked, more interested in Snape's apparent powers than V's condition.
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