forum Descendants: But Better (Hero kids are open!)

Started August 08, 2019 by Deleted user

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"Yeah right," Adis laughed, the blue magic around their fingers, the blue light illuminating their eerie smile. "Now Icy, why don't you stop your frost and I don't let my fire lick at your feet."

"I can't stop it," Tundra half shouted at him. She had already been told that the more emotional the was the harder it became to control, and if this situation didn't count as stressful she had no idea what did, "I don't have that good of control over my powers yet. Unlike the rest you."

"Oh, that's no fun. I forgot how young some of you are." Adis pouted, letting the ice at their feet melt with an aggravated sigh.

"Yeah," Tundra rolled her eyes slightly as she watched some of the ice melt, "You 'forgot.'"

”The only reason I seem to have good control of my magic is because Maman taught me almost every spell she knew.” Emmeline admitted. ”The windstorm was unexpected… And I think I have a headache from the quick succession I used earlier.” she sighed, sitting on her bed. ”Now if you would please calm down. Magic ice can only be dispelled by its master.”

"I'm being interrogated and threatened," Tundra looked back at the enchantress, "Do you really think I am going to 'calm down?'"

She was right, the ice was creeping back from where Adis had heated it down to water. "I'm a chaos and death god buddy, I've known how to do magic for a few hundred years."

Tundra shot a little glare over at Hades, "I'm sixteen and just got my powers earlier today. And their emotion based for now."

Emmeline nodded. ”I believe you and Kiro are the only ones in our little group that were born and have experience from before the barrier was even thought of.” She sighed. ”Not all of us have that benefit or immortality.”

Quentin sighed, getting bored of their conversation and tucking his knife back into his boot. He wished he had powers so he could summon some tea. He didn’t have anything to contribute now, but then again, when had that ever stopped him in the past? He frowned as he watched the ice creeping across the ground.

Tundra stayed silent as she looked at the others the ice still growing, but at a much slower rate than beforehand. She wasn't calm, more of a numb to the situation.

"A shame, it really is fun." Adis shrugged, their lips pursed in indifference. They may have stopped threatening Tundra verbally, but the sparking magic was still being twirled around their fingers.

Tundra still had her defenses up, don't get her wrong, she was just a bit more in control of the ice spreading around. She was always ready to throw down an ice wall or anything else.

”If you two need to keep going at it like this; I highly suggest you take it outside. I would rather only get blamed for the chaos I cause.” Emmeline said bored, knowing not to step between opposing forces.

'"I don't want to fight!" Tundra exclaimed, "I just want to go back to my room and read."

Acacia walked closer to them. "Don't worry you getting hurt will only draw attention to us," She said stepping closer to Tundra. "We just need to make sure you don't talk,"

"And how do you plan on doing that?" Tundra tried not to show how affected she was by her threats. The growing ice gave her away.

“I’ll settle for you giving your word.” Emmeline offered. “If you really are as much of a hero as you say, then you’ll keep it and not say anything. However if you do tell someone… anyone; then you’re more like us than you know.” She smirked challengingly at the end.

Tundra thought for a moment. Before she gave a slight nod. She wouldn't be able to tell anyone here anyway. They wouldn't believe her in the first place, "I can give you my word."