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aeons_crackshot) wrote2010-04-03 07:30 pm
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Trinity/FreakAngels AU: A Heart as Cold as Ice.
Time has passed, as it tends to do. The Æon Society has recently received word of people going missing in Greenland, and not the kind of people you'd expect to go missing, either. Natives and experienced trackers and wilderness experts have simply gone missing for no readily discernible reason.
That's why Annabelle Newfield and Connor are here to investigate. Mysterious disappearances tend to be their kind of trouble, one way or the other.
A friend of Jake's has dropped them off in a remote village with his plane before haring off on another errand.
That's why Annabelle Newfield and Connor are here to investigate. Mysterious disappearances tend to be their kind of trouble, one way or the other.
A friend of Jake's has dropped them off in a remote village with his plane before haring off on another errand.
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Connor presses the point: now he is hopeless.
His wife will never know the truth: she will grieve for a basically different man, and will move on, meet someone nice and be happy.
The people in the city will never know the truth: they will be told of a strange monster that was killed and buried, and the real culprit will be forgotten.
The government will never learn about his actions. Nobody will be touched by fear.
Connor and Annabelle themselves, can simply forget him: reduce the memory to 'strange nasty thing in the backwoods, dead and people safe now'.
Forgotten. Insignificant.
Does not matter if the part about himself and Annabelle is not true, what matters for Connor is that the monster will die, convinced of his own irrelevance.
You are nothing. And now it is time for him to die, with the last crystals used as lances and daggers to snuff him out of existence.
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It's just him, an unconscious Annabelle, and the dead here now.
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It would be much easier of Miki were there, but his own limited talents will have to do.
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Annabelle starts to stir when Connor checks her. Quite a few ribs are cracked and there's considerable bruising. Nothing dire or requiring the immediate attention of a doctor.
Connor may learn several very profane and impolite phrases in foreign tongues when Annabelle come to. "Connor?" she says, wincing a bit.
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Annabelle catches sight of the body. "Well, I think we can safely put him in the dead column," she remarks with a shake of her head. "I take it things got ugly once I hit the floor?"
She reaches out a hand to reassure him. She has no idea how apt that last statement is.
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"I'm eager to see the last of this place myself," she replies, one hand reaching up to touch his cheek.
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"Nobody needs to really know what that bastard was doing here."
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This is not a pleasant thought.
"We're not going to tell her, are we?" she asks quietly.
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"Like the coward he was."
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"We'll need to put the truth in our report," Annabelle points out. "But I agree with not telling anyone else."
"Are we far enough out, do you think?"
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But first, he will help Annabelle settle. "You think our guide would scare much if I called him?"
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Annabelle looks at the sky. "Especially since it looks like a storm is moving in."
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John. It's Connor. We need help.
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They've been living in something like a Grimm's fairytale, why shouldn't the heroes have uncanny skills of their own?
Connor? What kind of help, and where are you?
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He can sense the woman as well, of course.
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The sense of John taking a deep breathe. Go ahead and put the directions in my head. I never figured on winding up in a damn fable, he says with a mental snort.
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"He's coming. Let me rest a moment and I will bury the cave."
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"That's good," Annabelle says with a sigh of relief. "I wish I'd brought some explosives," Annabelle grumbles. "Then you wouldn't have to do all the work yourself."
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Possibly a kiss will help him relax?
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"I'm sorry, she says quietly. Sorry that he had to do that, sorry that she doesn't know how to help him deal with what he went through just now.
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Not your fault. It... had to be done.
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