The clear blue day was transported into the choking hell of the past for a long few moments. She was back in Kirkwall, just seconds after the explosion, dazed and confused as flames broke out around them. The terror of that day came back in a flood, freezing her in place as she watched, his name yelled, then screamed.
The smash of glass and ruckus from the other side caught her attention and running around the side she managed to catch sight of Nairn, scrambling his way out. She went to him, magic already coming to her hands, on hand reaching for his shoulder, the other Danny’s.
He was right, it would spread and raising her palms she gently tugged on the magic around the air itself. One hand began motioning a continuous circular path, the other remained cupped underneath as she commanded the air, whipping it into a wind. At first the flames licked higher, the blaze brightening briefly before quickly dying as the elf drew every ounce of the vital component to further feeding the fire. With the air redirected she then erected a barrier, cutting off the remaining oxygen and sealing the fire inside.
She watched the flames dip and then fade into embers at first, relief settled across her shoulders before tensing again when turning back to the boys, the messenger specifically.
The smash of glass and ruckus from the other side caught her attention and running around the side she managed to catch sight of Nairn, scrambling his way out. She went to him, magic already coming to her hands, on hand reaching for his shoulder, the other Danny’s.
“I’ll deal with it in a second,”head shaking and sucking in a deep breath. After a moment the hand over Danny retracted, slowly followed by the other and Megara turned back to the cottage.
“It wasn’t Danny,”but she’d explain after.
He was right, it would spread and raising her palms she gently tugged on the magic around the air itself. One hand began motioning a continuous circular path, the other remained cupped underneath as she commanded the air, whipping it into a wind. At first the flames licked higher, the blaze brightening briefly before quickly dying as the elf drew every ounce of the vital component to further feeding the fire. With the air redirected she then erected a barrier, cutting off the remaining oxygen and sealing the fire inside.
She watched the flames dip and then fade into embers at first, relief settled across her shoulders before tensing again when turning back to the boys, the messenger specifically.
“Danny, you’re mostly fine, but in the shed is my spare kit. Can you grab it?”Glancing back to her home, the newly appointed Keeper shrunk, the blasted out windows and charcoaled wood had and was continuing to wreck through the wooden structure a sad, upsetting sight. Ignoring it for the moment, Meg went back to Nairn, falling to her knees to pull carefully at his arms.
“...I guess.. With everything you’ve been through it’s not surprising this was missed,”she’d glance up from looking over the burns to his arms.
“...You got upset. So you did… well… you did that. And sent me out a window. Can't say I've ever had that happen before, but uh.. well done?”
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