Dialog: #6600CC
Location: The Dome
Lola was ready to launch another snowball but it quickly dissipated into thin air as the scene around them changed. She slowly lifted her head up to see Jason on the ground being attacked by Forrest.
âWhat are you doing?â Lola shouted and ran over to try and stop them, but as she fell next to Jason the scene changed. Forrest was ripping a heart out, it was at this moment she clued in. There were two of him, one watching and the other acting.
She sat back on her knees with her jaw unhinged at the horror. Her heart pulsed feverishly.
âThese canât be real.â She squeezed her eyes and gave her head a shake, she was terrified. She could feel tears streaming down her face, she had never seen something so horrid. When she opened them she saw a woman dive off a cliff and then the dome was silent. Before she could say anything Forrest had left the room. She placed a hand over her heart, it hurt as she perched forward. She wanted to throw up.
âWhat was thatâ she mumbled. Her mind began to race, this time no images emerged just echoes in her own voice.
âEli!â she exclaimed.
âWhat do you mean youâre leaving?â she cried.
âIâm more than just a human sweetheartâ she teased.
âAre you sure you want to do this?â The last sentence echoed continuously, louder and louder. Lola placed her hands over her ears. She let out a small scream, her head was inflamed and it hurt like a migraine.
âIf I take this, Iâll forgetâŠâ When the last echo sounded, everything went silent. Lola looked up at the dome, she was shaking.
âThese are my memories and those were his memories. I have to...the amplifierâŠâ Without hesitation she ran to the laboratory and snatched the amplifier vile off the table. She scurried back to the dome and stood in the middle. She glanced around, her hands were shaking.
âAre you sure Lola?â she asked herself. She nodded and without further contemplation she downed the potion. She fell forward and began to slightly seize. She held onto her sides and squeezed her eyes shut, her mind then exploded with a hundred memories she had forgotten.
She took a breath and stood up. Her surroundings began to change and mold into things that she had only dreamed of remembering. Her first kiss, it was with Liam a high elf. Where she got her cat, from the old lady down the street who had passed away. Her last birthday, her friend Eli had thrown her a surprise party, it was filled with a hundred supernaturals, all there for
her. She partied all night and had the time of her life, twenty-three was a great year. Then she remembered the first time she significantly cried
âDad?â she mumbled. The words
why are you leaving echoed as the strange man walked off into the distance, she stood on a dirt road. It was full of rubble with piles of debris on fire. Lolaâs heart hurt,
âWhy?â she cried at the memory.
She fell once again to her knees with tears streaming,
âBut why donât I remember any of this?â Then the scene changed, she was in a modern cafe.
Lola! a maleâs voice exclaimed.
âEli!â Lola chimed. Lola watched her eighteen year old self give the centaur a big hug.
Lo, thereâs someone I want you to meet. This is my best friend Jaceâ
âSheâs a human?â Jason stated flatly.
âIâm more than just a human sweetheartâ
Yea Jace, Lo is the best alchemist youâll ever meet, sheâs the one I was telling you about! I think she can conjure what youâre looking for.
âSo what makes you so great?â Jason asked unconvinced.
âI remember everything, every detail of my life, every fact Iâve ever read, everything Iâve ever seen, literally everythingâ
âthat seems rather burdening, isnât there things youâd like to forget?â Lola stared in confusion
âI knew Jason?â she mumbled.
Then the scene changed, she stood in a greenhouse surrounded by a mystic garden. The castle could be seen in the distance, Jason stood next to her.
âAre you sure you want to do this?â Lola asked worriedly.
âI told you no questionsâ
âBut this potion is dangerous!
âIf you want your money, youâll do what I say, okay?â Jason snapped.
They were then transported into Lolaâs old apartment. Jason and her sat on stools as they worked feverishly to get the potion working.
âthatâs the fifth try, oblitus is impossibleâ Lola cried and slammed the beaker down.
âIs there any way we could boil it?â Jason asked.
Lola eyed him for a moment
âHere, spit it inâ âwhat, why?â âJust fucking do itâ Jason spat in the potion and immediately liquefied.
âItâs because you can conjure fire! Itâs in you DNA. Well itâs ready. You need to state the memory you want to forget for it to work.â She handed him the beaker and he immediately shoved it back at her.
âYouâre taking it firstâ
âNow why would I do that?â
âYou said it was dangerous, so if you donât die, Iâll take itâ
âBut Iâm human, and I donât know if my mind could recover. Also, thereâs nothing I want to forget.â Jason scoffed and he took the potion and poured half of it into a nearby beaker.
âJason Carsonâ he stated and the blue liquid illuminated
âYouâre going to forget meâ Lola hesitantly took the potion
âBut IâŠâ
âDo it, or I'll kill you.â A minute or so passed, but he was threatening. Out of fear Lola downed the liquid and she stared at Jason for a moment. He gave her a nod and suddenly he was gone.
The dome then fell silent, Lola stared in shock at her memories
âBut why donât I remember anything else?âThen there it was, images of Lola flashed, scene after scene of her taking the potion over and over again. She had taken it at least a dozen times up to her first night in the castle, it was like a drug to her. She had taken it so much that her mind had no longer been able to store information, she had become addicted to it.
Dialog: #000066
Location:Bar Lounge: Guest Room
Jason listened closely to her words as she explained her hatred for fire.
âIâm sorry that happened to youâŠâ he stated blandly. It was hard for him to be sincere, even if it was Vitane, he found such joy in the flames that listening to her story was like a drug to him, he liked the pain. As she quickly got dressed Jason wanted to protest. He wanted her to stay, bring the moment back but before he could argue she was gone. Jason sat back in his bed and brushed a hand through his hair. He gave his head a small shake and glanced at the time, dinner was nearing.
He leaned over, grabbed his clothes and got
dressed. He shoved his hands in his leather jacket pocket as he made his way to the dining hall. As soon as he walked through the frame of the hall, Lola body checked him against a wall.
âYou son of bitchâ she yelled and pressed her hand against his chest.
âWhat the fuck is wrong with you?â he leaned back from her and stared her face. Her eyes were red from crying so hard
âYouâre a fucking asshole you know thatâ Jasonâs eyes pulsed with fire, he took her arms and shoved her, Lola stumbled back a couple steps she was breathing heavily. The maids and butlers who were setting up for dinner had all frozen in place and watched in horror.
âI should have just fucking killed youâ Lola spat.
Jason took a threatening step towards her, he was pissed. He wanted to rip her hair out, toss her to the ground, and light her on fire.
âWatch yourself Lolaâ he cautioned, his face was calm but there was venom in his tone.
Lola shook her head
âYou ruined my lifeâ â I didnât pick you, Forrest did. You have a problem being here take it up with him.â âTHATâS NOT WHAT IâM TALKING ABOUT. she shouted.
âThink Jason or Jace! How do you know me? Does oblitus ring a bell?â Jason stared at her blankly for a moment, his mind was racing with gruesome images of him killing her right here. But then he focused on her words and a memory surfaced.