[ that earns a half-hearted giggle from the bed. for both things. ]
I tell you about the time I froze his Saurian Brandy cause he put me on a salad diet?
[ alcohol can't freeze, huh? tell that to jack frost. he reaches out for koz's hand, but only succeeds in brushing the edges of the arm of his sleeve. his eyes, a bit duller than usual, flutter in an attempt to stay open, but then drift shut. ]
He does realize now that you're not exactly human any longer, I'd think.
[koz grabs his hand before it can drop completely, feeling like his heart is going to stop. He can't tell what Jack's vitals are--he really doesn't have them.
But when the mage-stone against his chest sputters and fades, going a wispy smoke-grey like sullen winter skies, not silver and blue, koz is truly afraid. mage-stone in its natural state is clear as pure glass--it shows color depending on the innate magic of whomever it's linked to.
Jack's magic is very near spent. And he can't shore up those reserves with some of his own, like he did before with his shadow magic. Whatever attribute his magic has now, he can't help but think it will only make things worse--after all, the pendant linked to him, that Jack carries, is now pale gold.
Hopefully, all he needs is rest. But Kozmotis's center has never been hope, and he finds it difficult to feel sometimes.
It's going to do no good to sit here and fret. He goes to the wall panel again, making sure the temperature is as low as possible--which considering these little ships sometimes carried Comets, in the distant past, was very low indeed. He feels slightly better when he sees frost working its way up Jack's fingers and hands, curling in intricate patterns on his face. He wants to stay and watch over him.
He can't stand the cold in his current condition, though, so he goes to the pilot's section, working on charting a course that would take them with the greatest speed to Earth.]
[ no, but bones still worries. he's used to caring for human and humanoid crew members for the most part, with the occasional offshoot. so he does what he normally does, and jack humors him. his magic keeps up with fooling sensors and the like when it comes to his vitals, but right now it'd be ---well, you wouldn't find anything at all.
he doesn't twitch or stir when koz holds his hand for a moment, panic clear, and there's not even a whisper of movement when he gets up to leave. the frost is good, curling over him like wispy feathers, but the stone stays the same wintry grey.
when they get to earth, he's still out of it, frost having gone from the intricate designs to the glittery sheen over foliage in autumn. his hair is brittle looking and crackling to the touch, but doesn't break. even his clothes crunch when he's moved, like the first foot into freshly fallen snow. ]
[he feels better about that, really he does. If the frost hadn't come, he'd have been far more afraid. Not that he wasn't, but at least he could fall into a fitful sleep after setting the autopilot.
He lands the starclipper close to Riverside, at one end of the quarry that Jack mentioned, hidden by rockfall. He keys the activation for the sensor hide, no one will find the little ship on a scan. Now, all he has to do is get Jack to the farmhouse.
Problem being, he has not the faintest clue which one it is. Turns out there's quite a lot of farmhouses in Iowa.
There's snow on the ground making walking more difficult, but not impossible. Now he only needs to find a direction. Perhaps...]
I'd appreciate your guidance, my friend.
[it might seem like he's talking to no one--but that's not quite accurate when you know someone who's old friends with Wind.]
[ jack is limp and snowflake light, head resting against kozmotis' chest as he's carried. the snow is still falling in light flurries, but none of them melt when they land on him. the starfleet shipyards can be seen in the distance, but everything is quiet save the crunch of snow underfoot.
at the statement to what would look to be nothing, though, the northern wind gently picks up, grasping and tugging at the other man's robes to guide him along. not too terribly far away is a farmhouse with a barn and a little antique looking light on the porch. ]
[everything is peaceful. the light is dimming, and all he has to do is follow the wind. it leads him true, past copses of naked trees, small groups of deer, the odd bird that braves the winter chill instead of flying south. they don't flee when they see him, for once. it's an odd feeling.
he feels relieved, when he sees the farmhouse. the lights are dark, except for that one welcoming beacon on the porch, and it's because of that light that he doesn't trip on the stairs that look like they should squeak, but don't.]
Jack, we're here.
[he's not sure if you can hear him. but the fact that the swirling grey in the mage-stone he's wearing is darkening, taking on the tone of the sky before a winter storm--he feels like you might.]
[ jack, when he first got here, used to help around the house and with the farm, even though it had long since fallen into disrepair. he stirs when they get closer to the house, the porch light shining on both of them.
[kozmotis nods, he goes to the door and opens it. he doesn't have to shift jack much, he's feather-light and kozmotis is feeling stronger for the sleep he was able to get. not much. but enough.
the inside is dark, but his eyesight hasn't suffered for being separated from his shadows, and he can see just as well. he takes the stairs carefully all the same, he doesn't want to drop jack or fall on him.
there's a door decorated with old yellowing paper snowflakes. kozmotis feels that's as good a sign as anything. the room behind it is clean, free of dust like someone comes in regularly and cleans it. there are textbooks on the desk, from presumably the academy, left behind after some break spent at home.
he lays jack down on the bed. he doesn't cover him up, instead he goes and opens the window.]
Do you need anything?
[he wants to feel useful, not as if all he has left to do is wait for you to feel stronger.]
[ how many times as he spent his breaks here? before he graduated, and before nero? well, after he'd run frank out of the picture (something about being a spiteful winter, and did you know he could freeze the blood in your veins?)---he spent a lot of time here.
though he got bored and got into trouble.
jack makes a soft noise, and manages to reach out for him, but doesn't far past curling his fingers at him. wind takes over and tugs gently at kozmotis' sleeve for him. ]
Stay? [ beat and he just focuses on breathing a few minutes. ] Don't let Ma see me like this.
[he shouldn't be so surprised that jack has an adopted family of his own. he is, a little. mostly because of the mother thing. though it's easy enough to take in stride.
he can't conceal them anymore. he doesn't know how to prevent them from being seen. but he can certainly stay.
he doesn't curl up with jack, though--he's too afraid that his body heat will be too much for him to deal with. there's a chair in the corner, though, he pulls that next to the bed and drags out a blanket for himself, positioning himself so he can take jack's hand at least.]
Of course. I'm not going anywhere.
[not in the least because he'll probably fall on his face at the bottom of the stairs, but. even if he were at his full strength, he wouldn't go.]
[so that's how that started. stars. he's not sure how he can keep her from finding out now, unless she just...simply doesn't come home until Jack recovers, which he can't count on.
he rubs his thumb along the back of jack's hand.]
If she comes, I'll...do something. Not sure what yet...I can't hide us in the shadows like I could before.
[koz pulls away briefly to check the nightstand, indeed coming up with a communicator. he passes it to jack.]
That will get us until morning at least, but I doubt either of us will be feeling very well then, either.
[though that does give them more time than he's expected. he caught sight of a clock, it's actually late afternoon, ranging into early evening--the sun is setting early because of winter.]
[ the message is sent, his ma promises to bring some things home in a couple of days, and let them rest as long as they need. she can't wait to meet the mystery guy. jack falls into a deep sleep, and eventually that mage-stone begins to glow with a familiar blue light. it's still not as strong as it should be, but progress of any kind is good at this point.
he's still out of it enough to not realize he's being jostled around until he ---are those baby teeth squeaking and tugging at his hair as toothiana tries (and fails) to try and pick him up out of bed. ]
You're going to be ok, Jack.
[he groans and tries to squirm free from her. ] Tooth? No, you don't understand that's not Pitch.
What do you mean not Pitch. That's very much Pitch standing right there looming over your bed! It's ok, mate. You must've taken a knock to the head, but we're here now.
Put me down! [okay, he's struggling in earnest now. this is ridiculous. what if they hurt him? what if he doesn't have any magic to defend himself with anymore. ]
[it was inevitable, really, that the other guardians would have shown up. and despite all the new leaves he's been turning over, and his better nature now, he's still...not fond of them. it had been far too long, the time he spent being broken down by them, cast aside for doing no more than following his nature, as they did.
his magic was weak, unfamiliar to him now. when he'd been confronted by the two guardians, he'd been forced aside easily. he's not doing anywhere near as much looming as bunny would imply, he was quite simply no match for either of them, and is therefore more...crumpled in a corner than looming, trying to get his breath back and gritting his teeth past the pain of the sluggishly bleeding sword wound that simply hasn't had time to heal, especially with all the jostling open it's been getting.]
Bloody look at me for once in your lives, Guardians.
[the shadows don't come to him anymore, they aren't sure of he's still their ally. but the light seems to have taken him as its own--the lamps in the room spontaneously light, brightening more than they should have been able to. kozmotis is literally incandescent in his anger, glowing as if lit from within.]
Leave him be!
[jack has suffered enough for coming to his rescue. and while he'd been stripped of his magic, a different sort was returning to him more quickly than jack's is recovering. he didn't know how to control it, but at this point he's too furious to try.
he explodes instead, with brilliant golden light, his scythe appearing in his hand and the sheer force of the magic blasting everything--and everyone, except jack, away from his epicenter in the process.]
[ jack knew that anger. he knew that upset and rage. what's a guy gotta do to get some attention around here? too much has happened. too much in so little a time. where were the others when he and koz were left to save his falling ship and crew from certain death?
what were they protecting then? ]
I told you to get--- [ he doesn't have a chance to finish his sentence before the light fills with blinding light from both the lamps and kozmotis himself. his pendant is warm and bright against his chest, and then it's like a supernova. jack isn't thrown back like tooth and bunny, but she does drop him back onto the bed. he can feel one of her baby teeth burrowing into his hood, and he doesn't have it in him to comfort her right now.
there's a sudden tingling and warmth in his chest and along his skin. it was like when kozmotis used his shadow magic to give them both a jolt to keep going to save his ship. tooth and bunny very cautiously pick themselves up, staring in a mixture of awe and confusion.]
Okay, right. Someone's testy, sure. But maybe we jumped to conclusions too quick. It happens.
[ bunny starts to apologize then, and then tooth hesitantly joins in. how were they to know, after all. they didn't even ask. jack doesn't have his staff at his disposal and that's probably a good thing. ]
We were worried about you, mate.
[ but he does have one thing: ]
Wind.
[ it comes at his call as easily as ever, and promptly flings bunny out of the second story window and into a snow bank.]
[that dismissal angers him more, the wildfire of unfamiliar magic in him rising even higher, gaining fuel from his hurt and his sadness and his anger. they had enough power that if they'd realized years ago what pitch truly was, what he had been, a spirit lost and alone and as afraid as anything--being fear, after all, didn't make one immune to it--and besides that a lost soul buried under the screaming madness of thousands...
well. things would have gone far differently. and normally he's level-headed enough to realize that there's certainly nothing that could be done for that now, but this hurt is millenia old, and it runs deep.
he's shaking as jack calls the wind to him, and blows bunnymund out the window, clinging to his scythe as he uses it to prop himself up.]
The Man in the Moon told us you were here. And that he was with you. We really were worried, Jack--Pitch is dangerous, remember?
[kozmotis can't help the snarl, the old tones of pitch shining darkly through for a moment as toothiana tries to explain why they're there.]
I shall be far more dangerous if you insist on using that name. I am Kozmotis Pitchiner.
[ they are still ignoring him! he can feel koz's upset and anger as if it were his own, and while he didn't carry it for as long---in a way it is his as well. his anger is high, but not as high as the desire to help. like when he helped save jamie all those years ago.
wind answers without being instructed, and the broken pieces of his staff clatter up onto the bed. jack scrambles for them when he sees how much the magic has taken out of kozmotis, focuses and slams the broken ends together. it doesn't take more than once like it did after pitch broke it. blue light shines brightly, swirling around and mending the totem. the temperature drops dangerously like it had when jack had been on the vengeance. ]
And you listen to him?! Kozmotis has been with me for months now! He saved me at least half a dozen times---he helped save my ship and my crew.
What have you been doing? Finding new ways to trick kids again?!
[ the sky outside has darkened again, and the lazy flurries have become a howling rush of snow. he slides out of bed, frost curling under his feet with each step, and moves to prop himself up under one of kozmotis' arms. ]
[just like that, the anger rushes out of him. most of it. he's still angry at toothiana and bunnymund--but he realizes that he's done terrible things to them as well, over the years, and he can't hold their suspicion against them.
toothiana looks lost, glancing between jack and kozmotis--it looks like jack is back in fine form now, and instead the other spirit--she's not sure what to make of him now, the golden light so far from pitch's usual tricks that she can't quantify it with the dark spirit--is worn thin. And he's glowing, almost like Sandy does. Pitch had never done anything like that--he seemed to suck the light out of any space he occupied.]
...what happened?
[she's willing, at least, to accept that something has changed here. kozmotis just stares at her tiredly, leaning on jack more heavily than he probably should, but he really doesn't have the energy to hold himself up anymore. he feels like he's burning.]
[ koz looks like he's about to fall on his face, and that's putting it nicely. jack slowly starts walking them towards the bed, and helps the other spirit get settled on it, casting a glare in tooth's direction at the question.
he needs a med kit. he's not sure if it will help, but it won't hurt at this point. ]
Oh, now you want to know? I thought Manny talked to all of you. He's always been downright chatty with all of you.
[ bitter? jack? no. none of you had to wonder what you were there for. none of you forgot who you were before you were spirits and guardians. ]
We nearly died, that's what.
[ just that amount of magic spent (that he'd only just got from koz) is gone and he's trembling again, even as he sets his staff down in kozmotis' safe keeping, and heads to the closet for a medkit. ]
The fearlings are gone, that's what changed him, and that's all you need to know.
[ when he turns away from the closet, baby tooth wriggles out of his hood, and he sighs, features softening, and then he gently pulls her out so she can fly back to---
she flies, instead, to koz, chirping in concern. ]
You think she'd be anywhere near him if that was Pitch?
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I tell you about the time I froze his Saurian Brandy cause he put me on a salad diet?
[ alcohol can't freeze, huh? tell that to jack frost. he reaches out for koz's hand, but only succeeds in brushing the edges of the arm of his sleeve. his eyes, a bit duller than usual, flutter in an attempt to stay open, but then drift shut. ]
I won't let 'em---
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[koz grabs his hand before it can drop completely, feeling like his heart is going to stop. He can't tell what Jack's vitals are--he really doesn't have them.
But when the mage-stone against his chest sputters and fades, going a wispy smoke-grey like sullen winter skies, not silver and blue, koz is truly afraid. mage-stone in its natural state is clear as pure glass--it shows color depending on the innate magic of whomever it's linked to.
Jack's magic is very near spent. And he can't shore up those reserves with some of his own, like he did before with his shadow magic. Whatever attribute his magic has now, he can't help but think it will only make things worse--after all, the pendant linked to him, that Jack carries, is now pale gold.
Hopefully, all he needs is rest. But Kozmotis's center has never been hope, and he finds it difficult to feel sometimes.
It's going to do no good to sit here and fret. He goes to the wall panel again, making sure the temperature is as low as possible--which considering these little ships sometimes carried Comets, in the distant past, was very low indeed. He feels slightly better when he sees frost working its way up Jack's fingers and hands, curling in intricate patterns on his face. He wants to stay and watch over him.
He can't stand the cold in his current condition, though, so he goes to the pilot's section, working on charting a course that would take them with the greatest speed to Earth.]
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he doesn't twitch or stir when koz holds his hand for a moment, panic clear, and there's not even a whisper of movement when he gets up to leave. the frost is good, curling over him like wispy feathers, but the stone stays the same wintry grey.
when they get to earth, he's still out of it, frost having gone from the intricate designs to the glittery sheen over foliage in autumn. his hair is brittle looking and crackling to the touch, but doesn't break. even his clothes crunch when he's moved, like the first foot into freshly fallen snow. ]
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He lands the starclipper close to Riverside, at one end of the quarry that Jack mentioned, hidden by rockfall. He keys the activation for the sensor hide, no one will find the little ship on a scan. Now, all he has to do is get Jack to the farmhouse.
Problem being, he has not the faintest clue which one it is. Turns out there's quite a lot of farmhouses in Iowa.
There's snow on the ground making walking more difficult, but not impossible. Now he only needs to find a direction. Perhaps...]
I'd appreciate your guidance, my friend.
[it might seem like he's talking to no one--but that's not quite accurate when you know someone who's old friends with Wind.]
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at the statement to what would look to be nothing, though, the northern wind gently picks up, grasping and tugging at the other man's robes to guide him along. not too terribly far away is a farmhouse with a barn and a little antique looking light on the porch. ]
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[everything is peaceful. the light is dimming, and all he has to do is follow the wind. it leads him true, past copses of naked trees, small groups of deer, the odd bird that braves the winter chill instead of flying south. they don't flee when they see him, for once. it's an odd feeling.
he feels relieved, when he sees the farmhouse. the lights are dark, except for that one welcoming beacon on the porch, and it's because of that light that he doesn't trip on the stairs that look like they should squeak, but don't.]
Jack, we're here.
[he's not sure if you can hear him. but the fact that the swirling grey in the mage-stone he's wearing is darkening, taking on the tone of the sky before a winter storm--he feels like you might.]
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his voice is soft when he speaks: ]
My room's upstairs.
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the inside is dark, but his eyesight hasn't suffered for being separated from his shadows, and he can see just as well. he takes the stairs carefully all the same, he doesn't want to drop jack or fall on him.
there's a door decorated with old yellowing paper snowflakes. kozmotis feels that's as good a sign as anything. the room behind it is clean, free of dust like someone comes in regularly and cleans it. there are textbooks on the desk, from presumably the academy, left behind after some break spent at home.
he lays jack down on the bed. he doesn't cover him up, instead he goes and opens the window.]
Do you need anything?
[he wants to feel useful, not as if all he has left to do is wait for you to feel stronger.]
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though he got bored and got into trouble.
jack makes a soft noise, and manages to reach out for him, but doesn't far past curling his fingers at him. wind takes over and tugs gently at kozmotis' sleeve for him. ]
Stay? [ beat and he just focuses on breathing a few minutes. ] Don't let Ma see me like this.
She worries.
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he can't conceal them anymore. he doesn't know how to prevent them from being seen. but he can certainly stay.
he doesn't curl up with jack, though--he's too afraid that his body heat will be too much for him to deal with. there's a chair in the corner, though, he pulls that next to the bed and drags out a blanket for himself, positioning himself so he can take jack's hand at least.]
Of course. I'm not going anywhere.
[not in the least because he'll probably fall on his face at the bottom of the stairs, but. even if he were at his full strength, he wouldn't go.]
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She found me. When I was trying to figure out what I wanted to do---if I wasn't just Jack Frost.
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Does she know?
[who you really are?]
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She thinks I'm her Jim. I couldn't---[ tell her he wasn't. not after seeing how her face changed when she laid eyes on him. ]
It's why I asked Manny to let me stay here.
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he rubs his thumb along the back of jack's hand.]
If she comes, I'll...do something. Not sure what yet...I can't hide us in the shadows like I could before.
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She knows I've been seeing someone. Just never---got around to introductions.
[that's right, koz. he was talking about you. ]
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Well, I think that's fairly inevitable at this point.
But if she sees the state I'm in, she's probably going to assume you're not much better off.
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Might be a communicator in there. I can send a message, tell her we're worn out from getting back planetside. She won't bother us until morning.
[ after that...he's gonna have to figure out what to say. they can't contact hq, even if he is "officially" on leave from the ship. ]
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That will get us until morning at least, but I doubt either of us will be feeling very well then, either.
[though that does give them more time than he's expected. he caught sight of a clock, it's actually late afternoon, ranging into early evening--the sun is setting early because of winter.]
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he's still out of it enough to not realize he's being jostled around until he ---are those baby teeth squeaking and tugging at his hair as toothiana tries (and fails) to try and pick him up out of bed. ]
You're going to be ok, Jack.
[he groans and tries to squirm free from her. ] Tooth? No, you don't understand that's not Pitch.
What do you mean not Pitch. That's very much Pitch standing right there looming over your bed! It's ok, mate. You must've taken a knock to the head, but we're here now.
Put me down! [okay, he's struggling in earnest now. this is ridiculous. what if they hurt him? what if he doesn't have any magic to defend himself with anymore. ]
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his magic was weak, unfamiliar to him now. when he'd been confronted by the two guardians, he'd been forced aside easily. he's not doing anywhere near as much looming as bunny would imply, he was quite simply no match for either of them, and is therefore more...crumpled in a corner than looming, trying to get his breath back and gritting his teeth past the pain of the sluggishly bleeding sword wound that simply hasn't had time to heal, especially with all the jostling open it's been getting.]
Bloody look at me for once in your lives, Guardians.
[the shadows don't come to him anymore, they aren't sure of he's still their ally. but the light seems to have taken him as its own--the lamps in the room spontaneously light, brightening more than they should have been able to. kozmotis is literally incandescent in his anger, glowing as if lit from within.]
Leave him be!
[jack has suffered enough for coming to his rescue. and while he'd been stripped of his magic, a different sort was returning to him more quickly than jack's is recovering. he didn't know how to control it, but at this point he's too furious to try.
he explodes instead, with brilliant golden light, his scythe appearing in his hand and the sheer force of the magic blasting everything--and everyone, except jack, away from his epicenter in the process.]
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what were they protecting then? ]
I told you to get--- [ he doesn't have a chance to finish his sentence before the light fills with blinding light from both the lamps and kozmotis himself. his pendant is warm and bright against his chest, and then it's like a supernova. jack isn't thrown back like tooth and bunny, but she does drop him back onto the bed. he can feel one of her baby teeth burrowing into his hood, and he doesn't have it in him to comfort her right now.
there's a sudden tingling and warmth in his chest and along his skin. it was like when kozmotis used his shadow magic to give them both a jolt to keep going to save his ship. tooth and bunny very cautiously pick themselves up, staring in a mixture of awe and confusion.]
Okay, right. Someone's testy, sure. But maybe we jumped to conclusions too quick. It happens.
[ bunny starts to apologize then, and then tooth hesitantly joins in. how were they to know, after all. they didn't even ask. jack doesn't have his staff at his disposal and that's probably a good thing. ]
We were worried about you, mate.
[ but he does have one thing: ]
Wind.
[ it comes at his call as easily as ever, and promptly flings bunny out of the second story window and into a snow bank.]
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well. things would have gone far differently. and normally he's level-headed enough to realize that there's certainly nothing that could be done for that now, but this hurt is millenia old, and it runs deep.
he's shaking as jack calls the wind to him, and blows bunnymund out the window, clinging to his scythe as he uses it to prop himself up.]
The Man in the Moon told us you were here. And that he was with you. We really were worried, Jack--Pitch is dangerous, remember?
[kozmotis can't help the snarl, the old tones of pitch shining darkly through for a moment as toothiana tries to explain why they're there.]
I shall be far more dangerous if you insist on using that name. I am Kozmotis Pitchiner.
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wind answers without being instructed, and the broken pieces of his staff clatter up onto the bed. jack scrambles for them when he sees how much the magic has taken out of kozmotis, focuses and slams the broken ends together. it doesn't take more than once like it did after pitch broke it. blue light shines brightly, swirling around and mending the totem. the temperature drops dangerously like it had when jack had been on the vengeance. ]
And you listen to him?! Kozmotis has been with me for months now! He saved me at least half a dozen times---he helped save my ship and my crew.
What have you been doing? Finding new ways to trick kids again?!
[ the sky outside has darkened again, and the lazy flurries have become a howling rush of snow. he slides out of bed, frost curling under his feet with each step, and moves to prop himself up under one of kozmotis' arms. ]
I got you. I've---you're ok. We're ok.
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toothiana looks lost, glancing between jack and kozmotis--it looks like jack is back in fine form now, and instead the other spirit--she's not sure what to make of him now, the golden light so far from pitch's usual tricks that she can't quantify it with the dark spirit--is worn thin. And he's glowing, almost like Sandy does. Pitch had never done anything like that--he seemed to suck the light out of any space he occupied.]
...what happened?
[she's willing, at least, to accept that something has changed here. kozmotis just stares at her tiredly, leaning on jack more heavily than he probably should, but he really doesn't have the energy to hold himself up anymore. he feels like he's burning.]
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he needs a med kit. he's not sure if it will help, but it won't hurt at this point. ]
Oh, now you want to know? I thought Manny talked to all of you. He's always been downright chatty with all of you.
[ bitter? jack? no. none of you had to wonder what you were there for. none of you forgot who you were before you were spirits and guardians. ]
We nearly died, that's what.
[ just that amount of magic spent (that he'd only just got from koz) is gone and he's trembling again, even as he sets his staff down in kozmotis' safe keeping, and heads to the closet for a medkit. ]
The fearlings are gone, that's what changed him, and that's all you need to know.
[ when he turns away from the closet, baby tooth wriggles out of his hood, and he sighs, features softening, and then he gently pulls her out so she can fly back to---
she flies, instead, to koz, chirping in concern. ]
You think she'd be anywhere near him if that was Pitch?
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