resonance

[wandandsickle]

Who: Jones and Nuala
What: A meeting of two sorceresses.
Where: The Hellsing Guild Hall
When: Misdi afternoon.
Warnings: None.

Jones has finally gotten around to getting herself in Nuala's appointments, and approaches the meeting at the Hellsing Guild Hall with a bit of excitement.  Although she doesn't really even know much about the other woman, and that would normally make her take a more cautious approach, it'll be a relief to get to chat with someone who understands magic properly again.  (And isn't a vampire.  She's got nothing against vampires; it's just it gets a little weird when vampires comprise most of one's social circle.)

She heads into what looks like a lobby to announce her arrival.

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[wandandsickle]

"It's a little bit of a long story," says Jones, a little sheepish. "Well—you know what she is, I figure, if she came to you for help about the Huntress thing. About a year or so back, I was actually posing as a vampire myself as part of an attempt to hunt down another mage who'd been stealing souls." She sighs. "Then it got a lot more complicated, of course. I'm not sure why I didn't expect it to in the first place."

She laughs. "It's a bit funny. Anna and I ought to be about the same age, by my reckoning, but I tend to think of her as a bit of a younger sister. Maybe because she reminds me a little bit of my real one. I helped her along, a little, when she first... erm... received the Huntress—no one else would talk to her, and I know how hard that kind of transition can be, so..."

[cailisairgid]

"Hers is a unique situation," Nuala says, half-smiling, relaxing somewhat at this explanation, Jones's familiarity; it's easier to take someone's word when one happens to be a psychic. It isn't impossible to lie to her, but it is very, very difficult. "I've never seen the power of my people blended with a vampire before - I might not have thought it possible." Though she certainly has a place in her heart for their kind; her fondness for Alucard is also of a motherly nature, and make of that what you will.

(It does suggest interesting things about the fae of her world, to say the least.)

"But she is so very young. I see a great potential in her- I hope to have a hand in guiding her to its realization."

[wandandsickle]

"I've really just started assuming that anything is possible at this point," says Jones, wryly. "And I'm glad she has your guidance—my experience only goes so far. She's a sweetheart, really, and I'd hate to see her crash and burn."