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Corrin looked up in time to scream her protest to Evan's spell just as it swept away her mother. "NO! - Oh dear...." she bit her lip, nibbling it nervously as she looked at her husband. They both remembered you did NOT piss off the Queen of Fairies, or she tended to be rather... oh yes, what was the word - ah, that's right.
Evil enough to make Satan piss his pants.
Speak of the devil.
Mab reappeared with an ear splitting crack, right behind her grandson. The warm and glowing Fairy from before was gone, now the same woman in black robes, a craggy crown filled with blood rubies that matched her eyes and flaming halo.
"That." She spat. "Was entirely inappropriate."
Evan was hurled across the room, crashing into the mirror, rushing dark goodown his shoulders. It wrapped around his throat, sifting up him mouth and nose, choking him. Corrin rushed to stop her husband's immediate charge, reminding him with her hopeless gaze that there was nothing they could do to stop the immortal Queen's true powers.
"It seems your mother has been far too lax in teaching you etiquette." She said in a bone chillingly innocent voice. "I think I may have to remedy that."
The same vicious fire that had been hovering about her head materialize in her hand, licking hungrily at the young man.
"Stop it!" Corrin cried. "He didn't know!"
Mab ignored her, slamming her hand against his chest.
Roland, who had watched everything with interest, realized that things were no longer innocent family games when Evan had flown past. Now, as the boy struggled to breath, scream, anything, he unleashed the only power he had.
"FOLCUM'S SILENCE!" He bellowed.
Suddenly, the room was in an uproar, the image of the study shattering like the mirror. Mab screamed in rage as her magic was thrown from the cave, pure light pulsing from Roland's hands. Corrin shifted from the young demongoddess she had become back to her human counterpart, sagging against her husband, his visage flickering dangerously between human and a winged monster.
The choking tendrils around Evan disolved into a black mist, floating away on the unfelt wind.
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