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Cameron watched Silver walk away. He frowned a bit and looked over at the fire. The flames flickered and reflected in his eyes as he consentrated on them. The fire grew larger and more intense under his stare. Cameron averted his gaze up at the moon, having no doubts that Silver was doing the same. He got up from the ground and stretched a bit before seeking shelter under his "tent". He was grateful for the rest; he had been on his feet for the past week and a half.

FINTAN !!!!!!

(Holy crap I did miss it. eek How.... I think you should bold your letters or something. Draws visual attention. This isn't the first time I've missed your post.)

Elaine's face twisted slightly in thought. There is a charm bracelet in my car. She moved her hands expertly across her car and opened the glove department. After a moment she pulled out the bracelet and did her best to face Fintan. "My mother gave it to me when I was little. I can't wear it anymore because it's made for a child but it has sentimental value. Will I be able to get it back after you're done?" She put out the hand with the bracelet in it.

Fintan took it nodding, "Yes, yes, you'll get it back. Sentimentality in an object helps with this. Now, I'll warn you, it will be a bit painful. You'll feel a stinging within your eyes for a minute or so, as if a needle is slowly going through. This is up to you, and I don't have to do it." It's not as though the sprite gave a real damn, he just didn't want any bitching or moaning about it afterwords as to why he didn't say something beforehand and such.

Dean leaned against the Impala and looked over at Fintan and Elaine. HE wasn't completely comfortable with the transaction. But that was just him, he supposed. Sam, on the other hand, was helping Emily suit up her Firebird so that Anne could lay down in the back seat without any discomfort. Which was easier said than done. Emily was getting frustrated because she couldn't get the seats to sit just right, well, and she was worried about Silver. The full moon was soon and Emily knew how Silver would react. Cameron on the other hand.....there was something different about his mind. He seemed...more free, more unguarded.

"As soon as you're done with me your assistance won't be required anymore," Elaine said turning her head towards Fintan. "I'm sure we can find some sort of Sprite spell to lock you down." She really didn't like the idea of Fintan wanting to be with Dean in the first place. She hid this hint of jealously quite well so far but recognizing the underlying problem for her dislike of Fintan was bubbling to the surface.

Fintan snorted to himself, amused by Dean before turning his attention back to Elaine. "All right," he sighed, raising his hand, "you're going to need to keep your eyes open, for this, all right? I'll be helping you so you don't reflexively close them through this whole ordeal."

Splitting his fingers, Fintan was careful when placing them over Elaine's opened eyelids, barely applying any pressure. He held the bracelet just right, adjusting it so that the light of the sun reflected off of it and into the young woman's eyes. He murmured a few words, instructions in his mother tongue, to amplify the power of the giant orb, intensifying all of its possible healing attributes that his clan had studied for thousands of years.