Who: Rudolph Atkins, Isaiah Boswell, Antonin Dolohov, Justin Finch-Fletchley, Demetrius Greensmith, Auror Gunn, Edric Nott, Theodore Nott, OPEN
What: A most exciting funeral
Where: Saint Ibar Cemetery, Wexford County, Ireland
When: 5 o'clock PM, Friday, June 9th, 2000
Status: Incomplete
Warnings: Blood, violence and bad words
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He'd lost track of Edric, but was sure he was somewhere nearby. Maybe that explained the pull, but it kept nagging at him, in the back of his mind.
He didn't like funerals. No one likes funerals, but they made Theo think all sorts of thoughts he didn't want to. Margo...Mum...Sturgis...I don't want to die...I never want to die...what happens when you die...what if you just...disappear? Blinking back a strange burning he swallowed, leaning in on himself, resting his cheek in his palm.
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"Thank you," he mumbled softly, fingers finding his way to his signet ring and tracing it absently, then along the thin red line that marred his hand and finally gripping his wrist, forcing his hands to still. Now was not the time for fidgeting.
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A frown suddenly creased his lips, brow furrowing, and he slowly turned his head back. He'd never felt this pull before. It was foreign, and...big...much too big, he didn't understand...
But before he could make sense of it there was a horrible fire ripping through him, lips parted in a pained gasp as he stumbled, falling back into Isiah. So many things hurt at once, it was though his insides had been torn apart, and he didn't know where to hurt, or what had happened. His breath came in short sputtery gasps, eyes darting about frantically, looking for an answer he couldn't see.
Shock was slowly ebbing the pain away, leaving only confusion and sputtered gasps as he coughed up blood, hands panting himself down, trying to find the wound, slick with blood. "...Dad?..."
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"Pressurepressurepressure-" he mumbled, eyes flickering to Theo's face, his eyes, his hands, his shoulders again and down to his torso, drenched in too-much blood. Frustrated, he murmured a healing spell, frantic, knowing it could be useless, harmful even. Tears spilled uselessly down his cheeks as he pushed at the wound. The blood seemed to be coming still, but he couldn't tell, couldn't see anything.
"Don't let him go." His voice was monotone as he addressed Isaiah, and his head popped up from the scramble of people and overturned white chairs to watch the hill, looking for Ed. Where was he? Where was Ed. He needed a healing spell- Rudy was no good, and he didn't know why it was happening, but there were too many people and questions and not enough answers ( ... )
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Quickly he was gathering Theodore in his arms, blood streaking down his front, too, the boy's head lolling on his shoulder. His whisperings meant nothing, the gunshots and the yelling and the wands pointed here and there just more dangers to the boy.
"I'm going to Mungo's, I'm going-" His eyes tripped over Isaiah- his surprised stare and behind him, to the flicked hair of that Prophet Reporter. The man's eyes were wide, his nostrils flared, pale and stricken with a blue tinge. He didn't breath.
"Mr. Greensmith. Be kind in your next issue." His voice was strangely calm as he glanced away, to Ed, to the scene, to Gunn and he was apparating away, blood still dripping though he was nowhere near to see the puddle it had made in the grass.
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Edric spread his arms, waiting for Gunn to do something with that pointed wand, wrist stained red and the cuff of his shirt only looking innocently wet.
Then he was gone, following his son and friend, and Gunn could only lift a shaking handkerchief to his lips.
The healing couldn't begin until the underlying cause was destroyed.
Muggleborn. Mudbloods.
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He was sitting almost calmly until everything went wrong. There was a shot and blood, far too much blood. Draco felt ill and did not know what to do. He stood uncertain, growing paler by the minute. He needed to do something but his legs would not move. He just stared, almost unseeing while his mouth was set in a thin line. Merlin, he hoped Theo did not die.
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He was all puffed up, fur standing on end, teeth bared at the gun shot, clawing his way up the nearest body, a young familiar blond, clinging to him with sharp claws and meowing demanding-ly.
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Looking at the unfolding scene, Draco clutched the cat a little tighter. It was comforting not being alone, even if the company was an animal.
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Come on...follow the pretty kitty.
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