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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"Y'know," says Charlie, "if you can't break the curse - then - well, I died, once, got out easy because I was - special to Isabella."
Ranata makes a hmm sound.
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The thought of killing Kas is terribly frightening. But the thought of Kas just staying frozen forever is also terribly frightening.
Helen falls silent.
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"Everything is scary and I don't know what to do," she says.
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"It's probably worth checking with a couple other cursebreakers, but if they say the same thing, I don't know what else we can do," says Ranata.
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The first foreign cursebreaker declines to second-guess Rinda at all. The second listens to the symptoms and the circumstances, asks whether Kas happens to smell of mace, and eventually concludes that he cannot be helped. The third's phone is answered by her son-in-law, who says that she's going to be spending the next six months on a retreat in the Alps and will not be speaking to anyone until the end of same.
Ranata puts her phone away.
"Not much sense in waiting," she murmurs.
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"What are you going to do?"
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"I want to," she says.
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Charlie holds Helen securely.
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"She's right," Charlie opines.
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