His hand on her's made her pause, but it was his reasoning that had her lowering it under his. She wasn't happy about it, but he had a point. For all they knew, this mirror was their only way back, and breaking it could destroy that chance entirely.
"I don't know." Her magical was elemental, and even then, her affinity was with water and the sea.
This, whatever this was, was beyond hr understanding.
Sighing she stepped back from it, arms crossing under her chest. "Waking up here was bad enough, but this is just infuriating."
What she wasn't aware of, as they puzzled over what they were supposed to do next, was
another mirror appearing at their backs. This one however didn't show them the school, but instead held nothing but unrelenting blackness.
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A blackened portal appeared before them and they would hear a voice, that familiar, faceless presence from dreams of ancient battles long past and coming once more.
I'm not done with this one. Retrieve her.Stepping through, they'd feel the power of the darkest legacy, of
Revenge, overflow. This is who they are, this is what they were meant to be.
Hadiyya jerked at the sound of the voice, her eyes going wide, and for just a moment the djinn appeared startled. Then the surprise was gone from tanned features, replaced by a knowing, cold smile. Sun drenched skin darkened, the color fading out to something closer to a dark, desaturized grey. Her eyes, glowing pools of the darkest blue.
Where as before, when she'd used her powers, she had remained relatively dry. Now, in contrast, the djinn was drenched in the water that ran over her. From the roots of dark hair, down to the soles of bare feet.
She looked compelled as she moved towards it, even eager. She recognized that voice, and she remembered the powerful caress of his magic as it ran through her. She wanted it again. She could
taste it on the tip of her tongue.
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