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|| Found Tonight || Dear Hamilton ||
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|| Found Tonight || Dear Hamilton ||
Zinnia listened to Hesp and Chief Bouldstone, she had a feeling he would not change his mind. "It is not my place to intervene," she admitted, knowing that she had nothing to do with this argument. "I cannot leave, not now," but hearing that Chief Bouldstone might have something in store for Yue gave her hope. "Please, take Yue with you, you seem to already be familiar with her condition. I should hope that you will have a way to fix her," if Yue went, then Rainarch would too. Zinnia truly would be all alone in this strange city, trapped in this castle, forced to make potions. "I must stay with Princess Levi," she needed someone to guide her and right now, Zinnia and Pen were the Princess's only friends.
"I trust you, Chief Bouldstone, to make the right decision regarding this situation." Zinnia would not interfere further. "Yue is being kept in the medical bay, I should think that you already know the way." Zinnia curtsied respectfully before taking her leave, knowing that there was nothing she could do. She knew of the faeries Hesp was refering to, they were Zinnia's friends too, after all. SHe had lived alongside the land, she had known dryads and nymphs, faeries, and even shape shifters that would come across the forest. Before Yue had arrived in Constantina, Zinnia would sit in the garden and converse with them, as they were her only company, aside from Blithe. No doubt Levi felt stuck in a similar situation right now.
Levi, was, in fact, feeling rather lonely. Her studies were weighing her down and she was dizzy and hungry, but lunch would not come for another hour. "Do you want me to try and summon someone?" Pen suggested, to which Levi nodded. "You treat me too well Pen," her familiar giggled. "Well, it is my job, after all," she winked, disappearing. Levi sighed, going back to her books. It was much more fun to spar and she was getting pretty good at it. "Aluminium temptate," Levi read, wondering what that meant. It was scrawled in pen in her text book, not something that was supposed to be there. Black letters appeared on the ground, a hole opening up in her floor. As though a vortex had entered the room, everything began to be sucked in.
"No, no!" Levi screamed, clawing at the ground in order to hold on, but she was pulled within, the darkness overtaking her as she fell, the hole sealing as though it had never been there in the first place. Her wand, where was her wand!? Levi pulled it out of her pocket, feeling desperate as she plummeted towards what she felt was certain death. "Errantus frumus!" A gust of air traveled beneath her, cushioning the Princess and craddling her as she drifted towards the ground, the tunnel cool and damp. "Where am I?" These were not the servant tunnels, no, Levi did not recognize this land she had fallen into.