video (un: man's greatest treasure)
[the video shows a very close up angle of her face, because someone hasn't bothered taking the pendant off to film this. there is a thin balance between amusement and panic on her face, too. she draws in a breath and:]
May have made a mistake.
[from beyond the video, a bird interrupts her confession almost on cue:]
CA-CAW
[she angles the video quickly to a murder of about ten crows in the grass, at her feet, looking up at her. she brings the video back to her face.]
Umm. I fed one. It followed me three days ago, and I had some biscuits in my bag, and I unthinkingly fed it. The next day it brought two friends over. The next day, they also brought friends over. [it's a pyramic scheme of crows.] And now this. [there's a bit more caw-ing in the background, and the camera shakes while she moves to clearly feed them again, because she doesn't know any better.]
Also one swooped down to nip at a villager's hat today because he was looking at me, so I think I might have a murder. Of crows. On my hands. [she's secretly pleased with that wordplay.]
So - that's all from me. Public apologies to the family for the ruckuss.
[ooc: SORRY FAM #10 but if you dont't want a murder of birbs, why claim a witch is your sister? dated to after the fox weddings.]
May have made a mistake.
[from beyond the video, a bird interrupts her confession almost on cue:]
CA-CAW
[she angles the video quickly to a murder of about ten crows in the grass, at her feet, looking up at her. she brings the video back to her face.]
Umm. I fed one. It followed me three days ago, and I had some biscuits in my bag, and I unthinkingly fed it. The next day it brought two friends over. The next day, they also brought friends over. [it's a pyramic scheme of crows.] And now this. [there's a bit more caw-ing in the background, and the camera shakes while she moves to clearly feed them again, because she doesn't know any better.]
Also one swooped down to nip at a villager's hat today because he was looking at me, so I think I might have a murder. Of crows. On my hands. [she's secretly pleased with that wordplay.]
So - that's all from me. Public apologies to the family for the ruckuss.
[ooc: SORRY FAM #10 but if you dont't want a murder of birbs, why claim a witch is your sister? dated to after the fox weddings.]

un: ut malum pluvia | audio
He hears more just outside. What the actual shit.
When he sees a half-dozen crows at the window and doesn't immediately spot someone who can explain, he pulls up the communicator and figures out what happened from the old text messages. What is it with everyone around him collecting pets? ]
One family wasn't enough?
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At least I'm not calling them all the Murders.
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You think the main issue is what to call them?
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[Amused, she adds:] At least we'll have a brand.
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(He already has a brand. It's called an umbrella!) ]
Do you need them for potions or something?
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[A pause.] Moran said the villagers do worship the House of Ravens, so maybe our house having a flock of birds flying by every now and then will be a good omen.
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They're also scavengers of death. How is it a good sign that they're circling the house?
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Case in point. If you want to bring in something useful, find an exorcist.
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Five, if you don't think what I contribute to the family is useful, then why do you keep trying to check how I brew potions?
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[ It'd be a lot easier if she just told him how she brews potions so he didn't have to keep popping in. He's trying to learn magic on top of stalking his real family, dealing with a mirror curse, and figuring out what the hell 'atoning' means. Not to mention doing quantum physics on the side to fix this mess if all else fails. Cut him some slack. ]
And I assumed you were working on something for the curse.
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Ah, yes, my curse. The lady who poisoned everyone because she couldn't stand others being happy when she wasn't.
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That sounds familiar. [ The hypocrisy of poisoning all of them and telling them to atone for someone who did the exact same thing. ]
Too bad you can't go back to stop her.
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Yes, well, tragically time travelling devices were destroyed a few years after I got to use my last one.
[Guess. Guess if she's lying.]
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He's not going to be able to drop this for a while. ]
What devices?
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I don't suppose that you're familiar with them?
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Familiar with them? No. With time travel? ]
You said they were destroyed. What happened?
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There was a fight, they got destroyed, in a sense. [A pause.] At least, the British Ministry of Magic's ones. I don't want to presume other countries don't have their own stock.
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How many did they have? And how often were they used?
[ If the Commission knew about them mucking up the timeline, they would have sent Corrections after them in a heartbeat. ]
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But they were only issued on special permits, to stop people from travelling back and changing time altogether.
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To think he was wasting time talking about crows. ]
Why were you given a permit?
i have been LOOKING FORWARD to breaking him like this for months
appropriate for the minute they become family
You time traveled so you could go to class. [ Yes, repeating it is necessary. It sounds even more ridiculous the second time. ]
And everyone was just fine with that?
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Apparently so, considering I got it on approval from the Ministry. [A small pause, and a shrug.] In hindsight, they should've discouraged me from taking on that many classes, rather than found a loophole for a fourteen-year-old to overwork herself.
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Yes. They should have discouraged you from taking classes instead of possibly irrevocably breaking the timeline. [ If he finds out where this Ministry is, so help him. ] Did you have any idea what you were messing with?
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