The Cast (
random_xtras) wrote in
randomplaces2008-01-10 11:43 am
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Elisa-garg's reality. Castle Wyvern. Icy silence.
It's been a few days since the incident with the mugger. Icy has returned to her routine of practicing with Hudson, Goliath, and the other fighters, filling the kitchen with goodness, sitting under the furniture to study, and spending time with Lex. The shock's faded from her eyes, and she even smiles again, but she hasn't said a word since she woke up the night after she knocked the man down. It's not a conscious thing, and she's rather mystified at her lack of voice herself.
Right now she's sitting in one of the living room windows, hidden by the curtain as she scratches away busily in a pretty journal that one of her sisters gave to her. Her handwriting is getting better, and the flow of words onto the page is soothing.
Right now she's sitting in one of the living room windows, hidden by the curtain as she scratches away busily in a pretty journal that one of her sisters gave to her. Her handwriting is getting better, and the flow of words onto the page is soothing.

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"I still find it strange, this need for names."
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She pauses, thinking how to begin. "When I was your age, I was considered one of the more desirable females of my rookery sisters. In particular, there were three males who vied hardest of all for my affections. My mate, whom the others have called Othello, a sniveling coward of a Gargoyle whom became the menace called Coldsteel, and a horned fellow given to wearing pieces of armor picked off his foes."
"My heart always belonged to my beloved. But this enraged our cowardly rookery brother to no end."
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She shudders. She'd been sleeping them, stone, unable to even know that the end had come.
"But surprisingly, the story does not end there. She who betrayed us collected some of the remains, believing them to be solely that of my mate. When she united with Xanatos, she used those remains, mixing his science with her sorcery, to create the unliving mechanical monster called Coldstone. But because there were different remains used, the souls of three different Gargoyles were trapped in that body. My mate, myself, and our evil brother."
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She goes on. "As Coldstone, our evil brother nearly slew Goliath and his clan, once on his own, once working with the human called MacBeth and Demona. My love gained control of the body and we fled to the Himalayas, only to be found there twice. First by Goliath, Elisa, and Angela, who we did our best to drive away, for fear of what the evil one might do on Avalon, and later by Xanatos."
She grows quiet, mentally editing some of the next bits of the story, pieces she isn't proud of. "Through science and the intervention of this Clan, the souls of myself and our evil brother were transplanted to new robotic shells, called Coldfire and Coldsteel, while my mate remained in Coldstone."
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"That effort failed, thanks to the Clan and its friends, both near and far. Demona was forced to face her fears, and used a magical device called the Mirror of Erised to unleath her greatest desire. For peace at long last. It returned her to Gargoyle form and permanently cast her in stone, while bringing my love and myself back to life in living, breathing bodies. Our evil brother was destroyed in the conflict.
"We stayed here for a time, until it became necessary to accompany Arthur Pendragon and Griff in the search for Merlin. When that seemed to prove fruitless, Arthur and Griff left to consult with Griff's clan, and we chose to return here to ours."
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