Medea tries to get an answer from Aslan

Confused, the Little Sister called Eleanor blinks fearfully, looking for her protector and guardian, not at all remembering how she’d gotten here at all! Her frantic searching coming to a screeching halt when her eyes fall upon another female in the room, who herself is VERY disoriented.

Her name was . . .

She didn’t know who she was or how she had come to be here at all any more. All she remembered of herself was that just a few moments ago she was standing in the water of some river. She remembered something about a man thrashing underneath the waters of the same said river before expiring . . .by her and her sisters (sisters?) own hands.

She BARELY remembered being a young woman! And even THAT was fading away as her form started turning transparent.

Eleanor whimpered softly and started backing away, saying something about ghosts or some such.

Then . . .even that changed when a rather LARGE lion of all thing suddenly appeared out of thin air and began to actually SING, for GODS’ sake!

Well, right after blinking in what appeared to be surprise at Medea’s presence by the look of things.

It . . .was . . .actually rather enticing and heavily laden with magicks that Medea KNEW without a doubt would not have been able resist. AT ALL, despite her being a rather powerful (and knowledgeable) spellweaver in her own right.

This singing animal’s magicks was something beyond what mere mortals were capable of, she could see.

But it seemed that while beyond her kin, this magical singing lion’s powers were being used for at least by appearances, good things by the way the fading young woman’s form seemed to be solidifying. That and the singing seemed to be having a rather calming (albeit mesmerizing effect on) the young woman.

Blinking in consternation, Medea then sees . . .

1. “What in the Hades Is going on here?!” the finally shouts, clearly put off at yet another age regression transformation done before her eyes for unknown reasons.

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