#threads; sabrina

[ladiesandwitches]

@warrewell

"Erm, well, honestly I usually avoid Lilia because of what she Sees, and my aunties are not afraid to use that to their advantage, trust me," Sabrina told the other girl. She had been leaving Lilia's shop, having found the woman oddly absent (and was she really going to mind that Sabrina had done a slight breaking and entering to check?), when she'd found herself face to face with another teenage witch looking for Lilia too.

"But the problem I have kinda needs her Sight, so I thought I'd take the risk of her ratting me out. But uh," Sabrina looked around the empty shop. "Apparently she isn't here. Who knew she had an actual life, right?" she half-joked, trying to break what she hoped was imagined tension.

[prxcticalmxgic]

💬 brina// for @heartrendcrs

"What do you remember about your mother?"

[ladiesandwitches]

@michiizos sent: ❛ i thought you’d like some company. ❜ (To Sabrina please!)

Sabrina looked up from where she had been curled up on the seat beneath her bedroom window, knees tucked under her chin, arms wrapped around her legs, and saw the cat looking at her with the kind of uninvasive curiosity only a cat could manage.

"Are you sure you wanna risk the vibes?" she asked. "I'm not exactly popping with conversation right now."

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@heirceleste

"So you knew my father and Lilith, like, way back when?" Sabrina asked, wary but curious. She didn't exactly have a great track record with meeting ancient beings; most of them seemed to want her dead for one reason or another and honestly? It was getting exhausting.

"Can you maybe explain how they ever ended up a couple? I mean, my father is a terrible person, and, okay, yes Lilith isn't exactly perfectly good but she's not-- I mean, at least you can talk to her and she doesn't go around wanting to end the world. I don't know, their whole thing seems weird to me," she admitted.

"Look, you're not here to try and kill me, are you?" she asked in exhaustion.

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@auntiezelda

It had been five whole minutes of walking around the Academy and Sabrina was convinced that this definitely wasn't the same school she'd been in this morning. It was more than just the look that was different, it was the whole energy, the aura it gave off. Not to mention there was no sign of any familiar faces. And there were no actual lightbulbs, it was all...was that gas?

Okay, she didn't have to be a witch to figure out that her spell to see something from the past had actually gone and sent her there, but the past she had been looking for was only supposed to be ten years ago, not...however many centuries meant no electricity.

Deciding to just grasp the goat by the horns, Sabrina tapped a student on the shoulder with the intent of asking for the year. But when the girl turned around, instant recognition made Sabrina forget her question entirely.

"Oh my goddess..." She whispered, hazel eyes fixed on what could only be her Aunt Zelda. At least if that pocket portrait her Aunt Hilda showed her one time was accurate. Words failing her, Sabrina continued to stare.

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@practicalmcgic for Larissa

"Okay, so it's actually really funny; I was literally just going to come and talk to you when you called me in here," Sabrina began, a tense laugh through her words as she looked at the principal, feeling the waves of irritation coming off the woman in a way that made her Aunt Zee seem calm.

"It was just the tiniest trip to Hell," she added quickly in her defence, deciding that it was best to get her say in first before she could be cut off. "And it was super safe. The hell hounds getting out is totally not what usually happens. It's actually kind of a funny story; you see, there's this demon in Hell that really doesn't like me...." Sabrina trailed off, feeling she was losing her audience.

[ladiesandwitches]

@thecavclry sent: "Hey, Sabrina, happy birthday." Agatha said as she handed her a cupcake with a pre-lit candle on the top.

"Oh wow," Sabrina said, failing to hide her surprise as she took the little cupcake. She hadn't really pinned Agatha as the birthday cupcake type, or the gifts in general type (it was kinda the reason why she'd been struggling about what to do for Agatha's birthday. Though her Aunt Hilda had been quick with a suggestion). "Thank you." Making a small, private wish, she blew out the candle. "I've actually got you something too. Well--" Sabrina paused. "Technically Hilda got it, but that's only because I'm not really good with potions." She was willing to admit that flaw.

Reaching into her satchel, Sabrina pulled out a small vial. Inside swirled a purple potion that glistened in the light.

"We also made you a cake," she added. "But this, it's kind of a...break in case of emergency potion."

[ladiesandwitches]

@thecavclry for Agatha

Okay, so this was definitely weird. She'd always known that Nick had parents, obviously, just that they'd probably died, which was why he'd been left all on his own. Except for Amalia. Beyond that, she'd never really thought about it. What was to think about? Even if she had thought about it, she still didn't think it would help. His mom was definitely not what she would have expected.

"I guess this is kinda weird for you too, right?" She asked, laughing a little through her words in an effort at shared awkwardness. "I mean, meeting the mom, meeting the girlfiend, it's always strange, I guess, but this has a little extra..." Sabrina pressed her lips together, trying to resist the urge to fill the silence.

She failed.

"You know I lost my powers once too."