Isabella Mariel Swan ∀ "Glass" (
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bewitched armor
There are plenty of things to do. Bella orders a carpet to enchant so she can commute to and from Reformist Wizards efficiently and move house. She starts combing through the castle library to find background material on her Minor Technical Issue.
Sometimes she watches Sherlock cook.
Sometimes she watches Tony forge. (Nnnnf.)
Sometimes she watches Sherlock cook.
Sometimes she watches Tony forge. (Nnnnf.)
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They've come to the edge of a small pond, with a stretch of gravel along the near side. Sherlock studies it from a distance. Then she points.
"You will find your spell residue just there."
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"It went north, east, or some combination of the two," says Bella after she's sifted through all the available information, "more than one hundred miles but fewer than two hundred fifty, isn't designed to land within the Enchanted Forest's borders, and carried at least five hundred pounds worth of people, creatures, and objects, none of whom were inherently magical like dragons or unicorns are."
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Sherlock says, "The Cave of Unpleasant Surprises."
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"Carpet?"
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The carpet rises.
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The cave narrows to a tunnel just barely wide enough for them to proceed single file.
Bella follows Sherlock in for twelve steps, and then is swallowed up by the floor with a yelp. The floor closes after her. It doesn't dampen the sound of her in her armor clattering to uncharitably distant ground, or her whimpering the words of her healing spells.
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Sherlock is unpleasantly surprised!
The first thing she tries is stepping just where Bella was. She doesn't expect it to work.
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