I Just Want To Be Normal

Savannah ducked her head and squeezed her eyes tightly shut, trying not to let any tears slip out. There were so many things that she wanted to say and nothing was coming out.

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And Wyatt, of course, did the rational, mature thing by moving over to a wall and trying to punch a hole in it.

Sorry, Ronan. He'd heal it later. (Yes, if his dad could heal a sign, he could heal a wall.)

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Savannah flinched, but she didn't move. "So, pretty much almost everyone we love." She swallowed hard, not wanting to cry. "Last thing I knew, Mom was going to Briton to get Gwynn and Tim ... I don't know if she made it."

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Isabel glared at Wyatt because yeah, not helping there. Fortunately if he couldn't heal it, he had a girlfriend with mad skillz who could.

"We can call," Isabel said quietly. "If they're traveling by Portalocity, it could take them some time to get here."

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"I tried before I left the building and there was no answer." Savannah was trying very hard to be strong and stoic. After all, it worked when she was twelve.

Before she had so many people she loved and loved her.

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"Whatever this is, it's wiping people out like they never existed, and only we remember," Wyatt said grimly. "There's gotta be a way to reverse it. A spell or something. Maybe I should talk to the Elders."

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Like that would go well given Wyatt's current mood.

"We looked through the Book of Shadows already. Would they know anything that wasn't in there?"

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"I don't know," Wyatt said, shaking his head. "Maybe. They don't put everything in the Book."

Though as a rule, the Elders were pretty useless.

"I just can't sit here and do nothing."

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"If the Elders are anything like the Fates," Savannah managed to make herself say. "Then they either won't help or can't help."

Savannah had her own opinion as to which one it was.

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"In which case, why bother. We're here. We're safe for the moment," Isabel said. "We start researching here and maybe we'll get lucky."

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"It's worth a shot," Wyatt said. He didn't exactly believe he'd find anything, but he didn't want to sit and wait.

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Isabel more then understood wanting to do something. She just didn't like the idea of Wyatt orbing off once more. "Fine. If that's what you think is best."

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Savannah looked up from the very interesting piece of floor that she had been studying during this conversation.

"Has anyone from here in Fandom disappeared?" She was trying to keep her voice carefully even, but there was stark fear in her eyes.

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"As of the meeting this afternoon, no," Isabel assured Savannah. "Sean and Annja should be fine."

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Savannah hated that she felt weak enough to ask, but panic and losing everyone she knew and loved outside of Fandom had her being relatively mentally clingly to the two people she had always seen as siblings.

"Would ... would one of you go with me? Sean should know about Bryce and ..." Her voice broke.

{{OOC: Really so close to asking the admins if I can change Savannah's PB because it keeps sneaking in there}}

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Of course that would be the moment that Isabel's phone rang.

Ordinarily she'd ignore the call, but not now. Not with people and worlds disappearing. "I'm sorry, I have to take this. I'm sure Wyatt will have no trouble walking you over there. But you call me if you need me okay?"

[and that neatly ties up the order of events in the post. ;-) ]

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She nodded and looked at Wyatt.

"Will you go with me to tell Sean and Annja, Wyatt? I just don't know if I can do this myself."

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"Sure, yeah," Wyatt said. "I can orb you over there."

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