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s c a r l e t t ([info]rabastans) wrote in [info]valesco,
@ 2008-12-19 21:44:00


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Entry tags:amery wilkes, christopher loftus, corner conway, death eaters, eliza diggle, emmeline vance, fabian prewett, grayson wilkes, group, order of the phoenix, peter pettigrew, priyaranjan patil, rabastan lestrange

St. Mungo's Invasion --- everyone!
Rabastan was in a bad fucking mood.

He'd been in a bad mood for about a week, probably a bit before then because he'd somehow been dragged into decorating the entire bloody manor with his mother. She'd guilted him, to be honest, crying about how she didn't have grandchildren and he snapped that he'd help her put the bloody garland up if she would stop her ridiculous attempts at getting him to procreate.

St. Mungo's was ridiculously obnoxious with its brightly lit corridors and bustling employees. How could anyone possibly be jolly all the fucking time? Rabastan supposed it let him slip in and out of the crowds a bit easier, but still. When you were trying to create a bloody scene to save a man's life (not something he found himself thinking--ever), it became irritating, quickly.

He turned a corner and pulled out his wand, extracting the spell from the walls of the hospital that kept it lit so brightly. Rabastan grinned as the light flashed and turned into darkness, his wand spinning once in his hands.

Well, then.



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[info]advancingly
2008-12-22 07:26 am UTC (link)
Biting down on the inside of your cheeks was probably counter productive when your arm was getting sliced apart. Same arm, of course, she'd managed to run into the death eater with a very keen mean streak, it seemed, and Emmeline could taste the blood between her teeth and tongue that she'd drawn.

But--the jerking of the injured arm (left, right, she didn't even know at this point, all the world was a blur), helped her unlatch the strap of her invisibility cloak, and in one incredibly last ditch effort as she was definitely beginning to feel the blood loss, Emmeline slammed forward, pulling out the cloak, hoping to at least, maybe, hopefully knock his wand away.

Holy hell this man was solid--she immediately flipped the cloak over her head as she attempted to speed off, praying to whatever was looking down at them that the blood from her arm got soaked up into her robes.

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[info]glovesmandatory
2008-12-22 07:32 am UTC (link)
Grayson most certainly did not have a 'keen mean streak'! He was as docile as a doe in the summer rain prancing through a field of daisies.

By the time that he realized she'd had the gall to slam into him he was seething with pain, his jaw set tightly. Merlin, she just had to run into his injured hand with her spastic movement, didn't she? He didn't cry out, but he made a very audible growl in his chest and glared in the direction the girl would have bounced back (yes, he was aware that she wasn't going to be able to move him) only to find that she was gone.

Wait, just gone? He cursed to himself and sighed, taking off down the hall. No need to get caught in the blood-spattered stairwell.

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