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@howthedreamgoes
Someone is arranging her peas into an image of hand making a rude gesture but she doesn't have enough. Will you help her complete the art project, or just eat her peas for her?
*takes a pea off his own plate, sets it in his spoon, and flicks it at her*
[[checking on all my accounts so they don’t go defunct. found this and it amused me]]
Rain but no storm
This time Jayne remembered, in a manner of speaking, via reminders from others, to tell his friend that he was leaving long before he suddenly left.
She’d been getting better with him being gone, visiting others and the freedom he generally had that was far more than hers.
But she was working hard herself, dealing with her problems and taking her medication, still good days, still bad days, but no longer the hurricanes of emotion destroying everything in her path.
She was mad, of course, and might have given him a punch in the arm which was stronger than it had ever been before making it almost a good thing that it somewhat hurt. (Although she still got scolded for it because hitting wasn’t a way to solve problems) but in the end it came down to her giving him a list of commands, the major one being “Come back with stories, LOTS of stories.”
Hanna would be with her, and with having time to prepare herself she was okay with sending Jayne off with little more than an angry pout and a “Don’t be stupid out there.”
She would be just a little smaller again when he comes back, just a little lighter, but full of energy and happiness at his return.
She was learning to let go of the things she loved, and discovering that they often came back.
What are three quirks that L has that you adore? On the flip side, what are three habits of L's that you dislike?
Ummm I'm not sure I can do that many.
But I like.. she doesn' treat me like I'm... breakable.
An' I wish she didn' fight with th-the nurses so much. I know she doesn' mean it, but the nurses might not.
How are things with your little friend?
She's t-- d-doing good. *frowns at self and tries again* I'm practicing magic with her, an' she's mmuch better. An' happier I think.
I evfen got.. her t' try a chocolate chip. *smiles brightly*
Fox had promised to visit this area, to make polar lights for the ginger werewolf. And it was time to fulfill that promise, now that there was enough snow for him to do his magic… He could just hope that the male in the hospital could see the lights he created to the sky.
Jayne was woken up in the middle of the night by cool feather-light touches to his forehead. The hospital's resident ghost was trying to get his attention. When Jayne didn't respond, those cold fingers poked him behind the ears, forcing Jayne to scrunch into a ball with an undignified little squeal.
"M'up 'm up."
Jayne rolled off the bed and followed Hanna's faint outline, which pointed out the window. Jayne stumbled his way over and leaned forward to peak outside.
He'd never seen anything like it before. Lights dancing across the night sky. Wasn't that supposed to happen up north? In the Arctic? The lights certainly weren't supposed to look like animals.
Jayne's mouth dropped open as the only plausible reason occurred to him: magic.
He hurried for the door. Locked, but not for long. One of the benefits of having a friend who could walk through walls. Once Hanna unlocked the door, Jayne waited for the nurse to pass, and slipped out into the hall and down the stairs. Second floor. First floor. His friend was doing much better, but her doctor still liked having her under surveillance on the main floor.
Better surveillance didn't keep Jayne and Hanna out. Jayne dropped to his knees beside the bed (he tried never to be tall around her in small rooms for reasons that were hard to explain) and poked his friend in the side. "Wake up wake up wake up," he whispered. "I havfe t' show you someth-hing!"
Requested Derek in a sweater reporting for duty
Home
Abner had never been great at magic.
Any spell he cast would fade with time. It was inevitable. Fortunately, Toni hadn’t known that when she sent him to banish Hanna from the hospital. The magic that kept Hanna out slowly ebbed away, freeing the ghost from his exile.
Hanna had realized that the magic was starting to fade only a week after he’d been banished. Testing the wards and magic, he could feel the change. The ghost had sighed in relief. He only hoped Jayne and L would be okay until he could come back.
The ghost came back, checking to see if he was still banished, and made a noise as he fell through where he normally was stopped. Hanna made a sigh of irritation.
Even in death he was a klutz.
But hey! He could at least be with Jayne now! The ghost ran through the corridors to Jayne’s room… Only to find him asleep.
At least Jayne would have a surprise in the morning.
She chewed on the inside of her cheek, pretty honestly worried about the ghost. "Do you think we'll need to call him back? Like last time?" A time when things went crazy and she'd seen Jayne do some serious magic to draw the banished Hanna back from wherever he'd been sent. "You remember right? After you did that thing to the building when stuff went a little nuts?"
Jayne nodded slowly. He remembered, vaguely. "I don' think we havfe to. But.. maybe it'll be eassier to... pull himself back eff we help."
He started to list off ideas on his fingers. "Ghosts use energy. Batteries, an' things like that. Collecting some might help. And leavfing out things that are impo-ortant to them. I don't havfe anything of Hanna's, but what counts is he can focus on it. We could make paper cranes or something," he suggested.
She crawls on him and gives him a cookie that she swiped earlier. It wasn't like she was going to eat it, and it had now become her quest to stuff Jayne even MORE full of food than usual because he needed to get strong so no one would hurt him again. "Where's Hanna?" She actually used the ghosts name, getting close enough to death had given her a small sense of the ghost and she hadn't felt him around in a while.
[[before the rescue]]
Jayne nibbled at the cookie, not really wanting to answer, but maybe she was secretly worried. After all, she'd bothered to ask and hadn't even insulted Hanna.
"I'm not sure. I.. I can't ffeel him or see him. I don't think he's here."
Fuck.
Oh.
Oh fuck.
Hanna realized that his double might have been targeted. Marshmallow had been seen. But Adelaide didn’t know about him. The only ghost she did know about was…
Fuck.
He’d have to ask Blaney how good at magic Adelaide was. If she sucked at it, the ghost’s disappearance would likely be temporary. “I’m sure he’ll be b-back. He n-never stays gone for t-too long. Rem-member? I’m.. I’m g-gonna go meet up with Al-lex so we can discuss w-warding the b-building. Okay? I kn-know your friend’s gonna take good c-care of you.”
"Damn fuckin right assmonkey."
Jayne might have tried reminding his friend that very bad language could get her in trouble with the nurses, but he was too tired.
He caught Hanna's hand before he could leave. He didn't want him to go, but he knew he had to. "Be safe?" He didn't like any of this. Everyone was too worked up over whatever had happened to him, and Hanna was scared. Hanna was a werewolf; nothing was supposed to scare him.
Jayne slowly shook his head. “I had meds. T’ sleep.”
More petting was called for. “You… you can’ blame yourself.. f-for what othher people do,” he said. Talking was exhausting.
"No… I… I didn’t tell you what was happening. There’s a vampiress who w-wants to hurt Al-lex and I… I didn’t think… I didn’t think she’d come after you. But… I was w-wrong. I’m sorry. I’m s-so sorry." Hanna bit his lip. "D-Do you know where H-Hanna is?"
The room smelled like magic. But not his. Whoever the vampire was must have used the stealth rune (maybe Adelaide newly turned?). But runes had been set off. That he could smell for sure.
"Dumbfuck…," L gumbled under her breath, "He’s dead"
"Dead isn' a place," Jayne pointed out, somewhat confused. It was hard to focus.
"Hanna... I don' know. He was... here last night. I was gonna wait.. ffor him t' come back, but I couldn't stay awake." And now he'd been gone the entire day. He tended to tell Jayne when he was going to vanish like that. "I'm worried," Jayne said after a drawn out silence.
"I-I’ll be ok-kay… Just… D-Do you remember an-nything about the v-vampire?"
L made a disgruntled noise at the mention of the vampire but she was quieted by Jayne’s request, cuddling closer watching Hanna like a hawk.
Hanna sighed. “I-I’m sorry. I’m s-sorry this happened. Please… Please forgive me… Both of you.”
Jayne slowly shook his head. "I had meds. T' sleep."
More petting was called for. "You... you can' blame yourself.. f-for what othher people do," he said. Talking was exhausting.
Jayne waved weakly, then laid his hand on his friend’s head. Shh. “Silly badger.” He hadn’t meant to actually say that, whoops.
A yawn caught Jayne by surprise in the middle of his “Hello.” He smiled. “I missed you, wolf Hanna.”
"I-I missed you t-too. I’m… I’m so sorry. I’m so sorry, J-Jayne." Hanna moved over to hug Jayne as best he could with his friend cuddled up with him. "Alex is g-gonna ward the b-building so this n-never happens ag-gain…"
Before Jayne could react, L had reached over and swatted at Hanna like a pissed off cat.
"Hey now." Jayne smooshed her face with one large hand. "Gotta share. Just fer a li'l." He smiled, though. The attention was nice. It made him forget.. something he was worried about. He couldn't recall at this exact moment.
Things settled temporarily, Jayne reached a hand up to pet Hanna's hair. "Deep breaths," he said in a soft voice. "Count t' ten." He'd noticed Hanna's stuttering.
"Good idea. I can do that. Best not to crowd Jayne, after all. Maybe I can figure out how the vampire got in. Dr. Montgomery, could you get me access to the security footage real quick?"
"Oh of course. Hanna, you’re welcome to head up on your own. The night shift knows you’re supposed to be here."
The were raced to Jayne’s room. Stopping just outside the door. He didn’t want to scare Jayne, after all. That and… This was his fault. Making sure the hospital was secure should’ve been a priority.
He’d failed his family.
Shakily, Hanna entered the room, slowly approaching Jayne and his hissing and angry friend. She was not happy with him. And she had every right to be as pissed as she was.
"H-Hey…"
Jayne waved weakly, then laid his hand on his friend's head. Shh. "Silly badger." He hadn't meant to actually say that, whoops.
A yawn caught Jayne by surprise in the middle of his "Hello." He smiled. "I missed you, wolf Hanna."
"We’re going to make sure he’s safe," the hunter reassured as he got on the highway. "This is fixable. He’s okay for now, and the wards will protect him. If he sees that you’re upset, it’ll only make him worry."
The truck soon pulled up. The hospital stood atop its little hill, all the windows lit up and inviting. Dr. Montgomery was waiting at the door as promised and unlocked it for his two special visitors.
"I assume you’ll want to see Jayne right away," he said as he offered them their visiting badges.
"Y-Yes please." Hanna held out his hand for the visitor badge, quickly putting it on. The were did his best to compose himself. Jayne didn’t need to see him crying. "Alex. Do you wan-nna check the sec-curity footage? I know v-vampires don’t show up on f-film. But their c-clothes do."
"Good idea. I can do that. Best not to crowd Jayne, after all. Maybe I can figure out how the vampire got in. Dr. Montgomery, could you get me access to the security footage real quick?"
"Oh of course. Hanna, you're welcome to head up on your own. The night shift knows you're supposed to be here."
Oh no.
"H-He might be visiting someone. I’ll t-talk to J-Jayne when we g-get there." Hanna gestured to his husband. Coats and keys now please. Thankfully the hunter was already doing so. The were was already making his way tot he truck, Lucy now abandoned on the couch.
He’s not dead he’s not dead. This had to be a message. But what? She knew where his family was? But why target Jayne?
"Uhm. I-I’ll see you i-in a b-bit." The ginger had to get off the phone. The urge to cry was too strong. Someone had attacked Jayne.
Again.
As Hanna hung up he curled into a ball and began to cry. The hunter started the truck and used one hand to comfort his husband as they drove along the city streets.
"H-He d-didn’t des-serve th-that."
"We're going to make sure he's safe," the hunter reassured as he got on the highway. "This is fixable. He's okay for now, and the wards will protect him. If he sees that you're upset, it'll only make him worry."
The truck soon pulled up. The hospital stood atop its little hill, all the windows lit up and inviting. Dr. Montgomery was waiting at the door as promised and unlocked it for his two special visitors.
"I assume you'll want to see Jayne right away," he said as he offered them their visiting badges.
