All in all, it was shaping up to be a splendid Halloween. The whole family had dressed up as various famous works of art--even the babies, although they were forced to be cherubs. The day had been full and busy, starting with a last trip out to the orchards for apples and pears and a glorious day in the sun. The braver souls partook of a haunted
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Nothing comes through without leaving a sign of its passing, though, and the more potent the passer, the greater the sign. A lord of the Sidhe, and the passel of nightmare-creatures harrying him, for instance, might emerge with a thunderclap felt in the souls of fae across the whole of Boston, as the night's chill takes on a sudden, vicious edge.
To the revelers in Boston Commons, however, such events pass unnoticed. Only a single soul will even notice as, having stepped away from the gathering for a moment's air, he finds himself torn from his body and cast across the screaming, dreaming void toward Arcadia. Someone else has more pressing need for his flesh.
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Not with so proactive a lady as Aisling nearby, at least. Before the nightmares think to leave off with the Sidhe and take up with less defended mortal morsels, she arrives, bursting with energy and making far too appetizing a target to allow anything else to claim their attention. Fortunately, she's one sweet treat that can take care of herself.
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The lord they pursued, in raiment black and silver, had not asked Ali's aid, but is by no means in a position to refuse it. Wordlessly he battles the nightmares, coordinating with her as much as circumstances allow. Tattered and wounded though he is, he carries himself with an unmistakably regal bearing, even in the midst of battle.
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