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chapter finale ♔ used the wrong method with the wrong technique

wrong (memphis extended mix) - depeche mode
WHO || Constantine, Amara, Zatanna, Giovanni Zatara, Hook, David L., Lila, Emma S., Snow, Gold [Closed]
WHAT || The Knights go to extremes to try to save Amara, with the assistance of John Constantine
WHERE || The Castle, England
WHEN || June 2017
HOW || Actionspam. Single thread, don't worry about maintaining tagging order.
The journey to discovering the truth behind the Homo Magi and the curse laid upon their people, in hopes of breaking the spell that has caused the sorceress Amara to obsess over David Charming for years, has been a long and winding road. It last led them underwater, to the lost city of Atlantis, once the home of the Homo Magi, where they discovered that the cursed had been laid upon them by Poseidon himself, when one of their kind shared the sacred secrets of Mystra with a mortal who they fell in love with. This led to a falling out between Mystra and Poseidon, and he cursed the Magi to keep them from ever contacting humanity again. This curse was said to be unbreakable, until the sea god was appeased, but Lila's protests led to a punishment which Emma Swan took in her place - rendering her a kelpie by night until she earned the respect of Mystra. This curse would later lead her to kill Killian in the madness of the castle attack. Zatanna claimed to know someone who could undermine a god's curse, and to that end searched high and low for the mysterious John Constantine, who she has brought to the castle.
At last, he has gathered them here for a seance of sorts, and they find the room cloaked in candles and drapery, various strange figurines and tiny fetishes scattered about.
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[Call her curious. She's not exactly very familiar with any of this.]
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[ because she's starting to get A Bad Feeling. ]
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I'm assuming he means Poseidon?
[That's the logic he's following, for now.]
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[ amara looks uncomfortably around, uncertainty in her features, unswayed by his appeal ]
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Please, Amara. I know you're scared of him, and honestly I am too. But this needs to end. Not just for us, but for your people too.
[And he's not bluffing about being scared of a god. But just because he's scared doesn't mean he can't do what needs to be done.]
We can't do this without you.
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Forget what Poseidon did to me. Forget about getting David back to the castle by proving you're not under some curse. Forget all of it.
Don't you want to know the truth? Don't you want to know that you have control over your own mind? Because this is the only way you get answers.
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amara looks between them both, and it seems to be emma's words that tip her over the edge into determination. she nods once slightly to constantine, and closes her eyes, a sudden warm rush of energy pulsing visibly from her hands - golden light that makes its way through each of them around the circle, filling them with a rush of sudden power that causes all of their eyes to turn shock white as the energy begins to fill them up, bolster their connection, turning the table white-hot in front of them.
the voice that issues from her is lower than her usual tones, brimming with power. ]
POSEIDON, SEA GOD. HEAR OUR CRY AND SPEAK WITH US.
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You have learned nothing, I see. And would push your luck further by ensnaring a god against his will?
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[Attitude is always helpful, Emma, what are you talking about?]
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