Zatanna Zatara (
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knightsoflegend2015-05-02 10:56 pm
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atlantis ♔ bury anchors in our ghosts

♬ Buried in Water - Dead Man's Bones
WHO || Amara, Zatanna, Lila, David, Emma, Hook
WHAT || The Knights head to the lost city of Atlantis to discover the truth about the curse of the Homo Magi
WHERE || Atlantis
WHEN || April 10th, 2015 [backdated].
HOW || Actionspam. Single thread.
It's been two years since a mission in the Bermuda Triangle led to the discovery of the hidden home of the race known as the Homo Magi - the original race of pure-blooded sorcerers. Inflicted with a curse that causes them to fall in love at first sight with any mortal they see, they had secluded themselves there, taking slaves of those who were lost in the Triangle to help defend their city. On that ill-fated mission, the Homo Magi Amara fell victim to the curse, falling in "love" with David Charming and defecting from her people in order to have the chance to be with him. Now a danger to herself and potentially others, the Knights have sought a way to free her of her curse, so far to no avail. Lila, however, has finally convinced Amara herself to help, convincing her that the only way to prove that her love for David is real is to prove that the curse has no bearing on it. Amara has uncovered the location of the Homo Magi's original home: the lost city of Atlantis, where she believes they can uncover the truth about the curse's origins, and in so doing, a way to reverse it, and free her people of it once and for all.
To this end, the Knights are drifting out into the Atlantic Ocean in Hook's ship, seeking the whirlpool that will supposedly take them to the underwater city.

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Emma ducks, crouching alongside the bulwark as they delve into the water because she's seemingly convinced they've made a terrible mistake and Amara's magic won't protect them. But the splash of water never comes, and when David speaks, she looks up, expectation squashed by wonder as she peers around at the subaqueous landscape. ]
Convenient.
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aren't you all glad she put out her cigarette already? you're welcome. ]
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abruptly they would find themselves able to start to see again, a slowly growing light emanating from below, revealing glimpses of strange fish and large creatures swimming by, alien-looking monstrosities such as only the deepest levels of the ocean can boast. amara moves to the railing, fingers curling over the edge as she looks down, her eyes reflecting the bright light below as she smiles down at what rises up beneath them.
a city, extravagant, silent, and glowing, as if the city itself were phosphorescent. ] Atlantis.
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He pauses, before tipping towards Lila.]
This is not what the last one looked like.
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Everworld needs a new architect.
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[ she glances around to see if anyone is distracted or if they're all similarly unaffected and just watching the scene with curiosity. ]
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It doesn't necessarily have to be powerful, it just has to manage to catch them unawares. Sometimes it's the little things.
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They put this much work into hiding the city, I don't a some kind of arcane distraction is the extent of their defenses. Probably just first line to get rid of the weak-minded.
[ She's not pointing out that it almost grabbed her. Not after Lila was like lol nbd. ]
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It didn't catch us. That's the important part.
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Now we just have to get past everything else.
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[ You know where her head is. She ducks the boom, steadying herself on the bulwark in case they don't clear it well enough (ref 18). ]
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Well, I know how careless some of us can be when it comes to keeping our heads attached.
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[ like please come over here so you're not all alone up there like a figurehead or target pls. ]
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... This isn't homo magi magic. [ it's said so low, so strained that it might barely be audible. she doesn't budge either as hook brings the boat around... and straight into the waiting jowls of a hideous monstrosity. at least twenty five feet long, and several tons, it has four long tentacles writhing from its flanks, its green body glistening with thick, clear slime.
most notable, however, are its frighteningly intelligent blood red eyes, three of them, slit-shaped, protected by bony ridges. its mouth is lamprey-like, with tendrils and shorter tentacles dangling from its lip. its body looks segmented, like a monstrous insect, although it's long and tubular, akin to a bizarre eel. ] No...
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Best be certain to kill it thoroughly, or let it kill us instead! This one's likely just a scout, and if it fetches more they'll surely dominate our minds and drag us beneath the sea to serve as slaves! Death would be a less cruel fate. MAN THE CANNONS!
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