Hanako hoped that Jack was moderately blissful to what he was about to do. Or at the very least had enough grace not to ask, or talk about what he had done. It was long overdue, but Hanako couldn't ever find the time to do it while he was being carefully watched by the pair of curious, attentive - stalkerish-realy- eyes of Jack Burnett. Especially when he was forced to room with the red haired slytherin. However, with the fox's first duel ever coming up - Hanako ensured that he was well distracted. Or at the very least, he tried. By practicing non-stop, ensuring he was exchausted by the end of it, that he might not hear Hanako whisper something to Cu Sith. A long overdue task to carry out. To finally get rid of him of what he had been too attached to for so long.
Rainwood will be presented with a unique scenario from 10th october till the 19th. A snake that he had now been familiar with, and far too big to hide easily any longer would visit him. Waiting by his door, and trying to enter. If he allowed it, she would essentially be a temporary pet for him. Staying a couple of hours before slithering away. If he never allowed her in, she would at least ensure he had seen her once per day. Before slithering away.
Regardless, on the 19th of October Rainwood would be presented with a unique scenario.
Cu Sith would be waiting out his door again, but this time whether or not he had ever allowed her in or not, she would try to attach herself to him. Bumping her head against his shoes, but struggling if she was picked up. Instead she seemed to want to lead him to somewhere. Slithering away a bit before looking back to see if he was following her.
It is up to Rainwood if he follows her, but if he refused, he would witness a typical Cu Sith meltdown that he had probably seen before.
Regardless, if Rainwood does follow her he would be lead to the grounds. Perhaps familiar if he had a good memory. Right near the lake, a tree nearby. With a couple of stones on the shore leading to the lake. What may be far more interesting would be the Teddy bear that sat to where someone else had been
years ago.
If he choose to pick it up, he may be able to jog his memory to what it was.
It was a classic build-a-bear, specifically the american black bear kind. Its details probably recognizable to Rainwood. He was the one that picked them after all. It was faded, but smelled the faintest smell of lavender, wildflowers and honey. A scent that Rainwood had likely forgotten, even when it used to invade half of his dormroom at some point in time. Scent was the first thing people often forget after all.
There were some new additions to the build-a-bear. The more evident ones being some scar marks, as if the teddy was slashes and cut open before. But now neatly replaced with a peculiar shade of yellow that looked a little out of place. The same shade as a tiny blanket Rainwood might've seen ages ago always tucked under Hanako's pillow.
If he looked around by this point, Cu Sith had already left. He only stood there alone, with no one else around him. Except for the envelop right under where the Teddybear had been if he hadn't picked it up. Next to it was an even more barely noticeable paper origami crane. Singular.
In the envelop, there would be a printed folded paper, as well as a smaller flashcard.
In neat writing, on the flashcard it states: ' this may be the only thing I'll ever be able to really mend'
On the printed paper, it seems to be a written story of a fairytail. But it hasn't started from the beginning. Almost like it was incomplete. ' The Legend of Eternal Life' , the title says.
At this point, perhaps Percival may remember a
memory.
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There was nothing else in the printed paper. Like a piece of puzzle to an incomplete story.
A perculiar thing about the printed paper was that there was no clear mention that the story ended. No 'The End'. But that's what it was, wasn't it?
The End.
Whether or not Percival accepts that, he decides.
