The chorus of cries and pleas dies out. As too did the stitch human carpet under Amelia. Revealing the hell scape that was always a phantom.
The true puppet master slowly revealed himself. Floating down from above his perch. His black robes billowing out around him. His toes brushing the sidewalk, corrupting it's filth further.
"Abandon that hope! It's been a while, Amelia Potter. " Voldemort purred.
His red eyes looked her over, "How you have grown! From the baby I should have bash its head in- to the woman who's madness out weights my own."
He laid his arm over his middle and bowed to her.
Amelia didn't think she'd see him again. She'd hope - foolishly - that the days of the wizarding world was far behind her ... oh, but she was so wrong. There was never escaping that which had always been apart of her: what was in her blood. Anger coursed throughout the witch's veins, providing her with the strength needed to spit such taunting words, as though - for a moment - forgetting who it was she spoke to.
"Maybe you should've ... oh, wait ... I almost forgot." Amelia let out a dry laugh, emerald eyes almost cutting as she glared at the dark wizard: grunting softly as she pushed herself up from her knees, "You weren't even able to kill my brother either when he was a baby ... some dark wizard you are." She was playing with fire - she knew that - but she didn't care. She didn't care about anything anymore.
"Are you here to kill me?" Amelia asked instead, ignoring his greet. She didn't return the gesture, instead still holding down her ground with head held high and wand in her hand: ready ... though she didn't believe she would walk out of here alive. How could she when Voldemort himself stood in front of her?