Charles Bingley (
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bakerstreet2015-02-16 05:53 pm
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they are the hunters, we are the foxes - and we run

Sometimes, these things happen. Sometimes, you're in just the wrong place at just the right time, or you've made the wrong (or right, depending on your intentions) person mad. Sometimes it's better for everyone if you just go. Sometimes there isn't time for good-bye.
You've managed to lose yourself somewhere out there, for whatever reason it was. Maybe you took someone with you (willingly? not?), or you found someone else who needed to disappear as badly as you did. You're in your car, or a cheap hotel, or a house by the side of the road. What else can you do but watch, and wait?
It could have been as simple as being glimpsed at the 7-11. Your phoneline wasn't as secure as you thought. You locked eyes with the wrong person across the room. Now the house of cards is collapsing, and maybe not just your life, but the lives of everyone you love could be in jeopardy now. The walls are closing in, and your arms are giving out.
- post with your character's name and canon. if you have an on-the-run AU, or scenarios you might want to play out, mention them here.
- find others. tag them.
- and then, run.
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Annnnd home! Lets not do that again.
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They will totally be doing that again, and Daimon knows it.
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Great now he was a hoarder too.
Daimon clears some space on the floor and goes looking through his book shelves. "Park it."
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"Like so?"
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Because it takes him awhile, first to draw the proper circles, and then to find appropriate vessels to hold each soul until he can find a place to put them. He lights a candle for each and sets one at a point of a chalk pentagram, lighting them with a quick pass of his hand.
Finally he drops to sit cross-legged across from Loki so their knees almost touch.
"Ready?"
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"Ready."
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Usually it's easy to rip a spirit out of a body, especially in the cases of possession... which, is kind of what Daimon had forced onto Loki. Except he can't just carelessly pull these. He has to find them, coax them out and separate them from each other, it's a lot like untangling christmas lights really-- tedious. Especially when everything looks and feels about the same.
Then the trip up comes because he has to figure out how to part them from the damn trickster's own soul, because they didn't want to go, like moths to a flame.
It takes hours and Daimon has four tucked safely away in their temporary vessels. But he has to sit back and take a breather. "... So I think I lost one... somewhere."
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"I can still feel it," Loki says. "She doesn't want to leave." He licks his lips.
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"I don't want to pull too hard, I might leave bits behind." If he had the time to prep Loki as a vessel, this wouldn't have happened.
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It takes a long time to coax the soul out of that place, and even longer to draw it out to where Daimon can reach it.
The process leaves Loki shaking. Pale, exhausted, and ravenous.
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He crouches across from Loki when he's done, pushing a cold, glass bottle of soda into his hand. "Sugar will help."
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"Plenty of fat and sugar, if you please," he manages.
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A beer or two might help too. He leaves everything on the coffee table and wanders off to maybe find paper plates.
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"My thanks for the crumbled bacon topping."
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"We are officially the worst kind of criminals as far as Hell is concerned."
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Wrap it!