I took him to the pool here and he made most of it freeze up. Said that you were going to teach him fire next, but we didn't think it was a great idea to try now, in a wooden boat.
[Off-topic. She stops herself, because they are definitely talking about more important things. She scoots over so she can lean against his shoulder, pulling his cloak around her too.]
My teacher started me with ice. It's safest. Relatively. Then wind. Then fire. Tell me more about him. What did he say about how he lives? Is he happy?
[He grins, warm and inviting in a smile meant only for Sypha. Trevor draws his arm around her]
He definitely seems it. I had taken him hunting for rabbits the day before, and the day he came here he was supposed to be taking history lessons with you and purposely got lost instead.
[It's absent, the way her hand touches her stomach. There's nothing to feel, no bump.]
If he was an illusion, and I am not believing he was, because- I knew he was here. I don't feel as if I were gone at all, but the moment I returned, I knew he had been here, had spent time here. But if he was an illusion, why?
That's what I thought too, the first time I saw him. I shouted at him about his wife kicking him out of Hell, and when he didn't try to rip my head off or even attack me, I figured it was just an illusion.
Maybe you showing up is what pushed him over the line. Whatever the line is. [A poke in the ribs.] Dracula couldn't let himself be in the same straits as a Belmont.
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What did you talk to him about?
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Whatever he wanted. How he ended up here, what he was doing before, how he can make ice, lunch.
Sorry you didn't get to see him yet.
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What was he doing?
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I took him to the pool here and he made most of it freeze up. Said that you were going to teach him fire next, but we didn't think it was a great idea to try now, in a wooden boat.
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[Off-topic. She stops herself, because they are definitely talking about more important things. She scoots over so she can lean against his shoulder, pulling his cloak around her too.]
My teacher started me with ice. It's safest. Relatively. Then wind. Then fire. Tell me more about him. What did he say about how he lives? Is he happy?
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He definitely seems it. I had taken him hunting for rabbits the day before, and the day he came here he was supposed to be taking history lessons with you and purposely got lost instead.
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I can't even be angry I didn't get to see him. I am so glad you did.
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Well, from what I understand it, you won't have long to wait. This is just going to be a really....really long pregnancy.
Weird to think I'm destined to get out of here and raise him. That, or the fucking Necromancer conjured up the cruelest illusion.
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If he was an illusion, and I am not believing he was, because- I knew he was here. I don't feel as if I were gone at all, but the moment I returned, I knew he had been here, had spent time here. But if he was an illusion, why?
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To guilt me into accepting the conjurer's offer? Show me everything I want to have and all I'd have to do is give in.
I mean. Simon was very tempting. And his sister.
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Sister!
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Her name's Misha. She's four, according to Simon. I was teaching her how to ride a pony.
[Two of them. They have two children]
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Any more surprises, Trevor Belmont?
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Or that he calls that broody vampire Uncle Adrian?
Or that I might have...inadvertantly named Dracula an honorary grandfather?
Sorry. It's a lot.
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... and the third is less of one than I am really prepared to deal with.
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[She folds herself back in against his side, pulling the blanket over her feet.]
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That's what I thought too, the first time I saw him. I shouted at him about his wife kicking him out of Hell, and when he didn't try to rip my head off or even attack me, I figured it was just an illusion.
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How long had he been here, do you know?
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...That's when I tried to stake him.
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He wants me to call him Vlad.
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Vlad.
Grandpa Vlad.
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What does Simon call you? I call my father Orenz. Because that's his name, and I've met him three times.
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