Kas Petaal (
truthwright) wrote2013-07-22 10:28 pm
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you can throw me if you want
It turns out that there was really not much point to making a schedule. Kas and Helen visit the witch clan whenever Helen feels like it, and stay as long as she wants, and go when she wants to be somewhere else, and it all adds up to plenty more time spent with the clan than away.
After the aquarium jaunt with Ranata, it's a little more than a month before they visit the clan again.
After the aquarium jaunt with Ranata, it's a little more than a month before they visit the clan again.
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Queen Narida Memma is not in her house, but she's not too hard to find once that's ruled out; she's with her sister.
Ranata goes up to her. "Helen and I need to speak to you alone," she says.
The queen looks between grandmother and grandchild, then makes her excuses to her sister and goes aside with them.
"Can you tell her everything that happened?" Ranata asks Helen gently.
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"I was in the park and I went to look for Kas across the street and he wasn't there," she says, "and some witches were there and they asked if I was lost, and I said no, I was just looking for my daddy, and they said they'd help me find him, and I looked in the bathrooms first but he wasn't there so I went out and asked the witches their names and they said Kana Setira and Loviisa Lerandi, and I asked if they could find him with a spell and they said yes, so they took me to their little house far away from things and did a spell but I didn't understand the verse because it was in Svaaric, and they gave me books and tea and snacks and told me to wait, and then Petaal came in the window and they looked really surprised and kind of started whispering at each other and didn't say anything while Petaal took me out to fly me back to the hotel."
She takes a deep breath.
"And on the way back the cloudpine fell a little bit and I looked at Petaal and she was fire, and then she wasn't and she was a witch again and she made the cloudpine work, and I asked her what happened and she said somebody tried to kill her, and that's why those witches were so weird, they were kidnapping me only I didn't even know until I was almost back at the hotel! And when we got back I cried a lot and Kas called Ranata and I went to sleep and when I woke up Kas and Petaal were all frozen! I think the scary witches cursed them again! I tried to melt them but it didn't work so I called Ranata with some magic and she came and got me. And I'm scared and I want my mommydaddyspinach. He is not a mommydaddyicecube."
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"This was in Toronto," Ranata adds.
"I'll speak to the queen of the Ontario clan. Consult Rinda about the curse. Helen shouldn't leave clan lands until this is settled."
Ranata nods.
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"Hmm, don't know," she says, after looking him over, tossing some celery seed onto him and muttering a verse, and looking him over some more.
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"Probably," says Ranata softly.
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"Oh, if you must, call the allied clans, ask them what their cursebreakers say, but I think they'll tell you the same," says Rinda, shaking her head.
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Rinda makes an apologetic gesture and departs.
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And a lot of crying.
And then... Helen doesn't know what then.
Her tummy grumbles. Well, that's a suggestion.
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The clan grounds are culinarily self-sustaining, and presently they have scared up some chicken and vegetables.
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