Lana Lang (
manorsuperman) wrote2009-10-06 09:58 pm
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musesandlyrics :: So Real - Jeff Buckley
And I couldn't awake from the nightmare
That sucked me in
And pulled me under
Pulled me under
For almost two weeks now, Lana had been in Montana, dealing with the aftermath of Sam's goodbye via the ranch not far from her hotel. If she had been in the right mind to consider it, she would be amazed at her maturity. At the beginning of this year, she would have drown her sorrows in wine. She'd had a glass or two since, but nothing so excessive as she would have previously. Even if the lack of sleep caused her to fall a few times before managing to actually mount the horse she'd chosen to ride, it was a far cry from self-destruction, and a sign that finally, after all this time, she was showing signs of growth.
When she got back to her room, she headed straight for the bed and let herself fall face down. Her chest tightened, her heart thoroughly aware of how empty it was. Had her body not been so tired, she would have cried again, but instead she slipped into what she hoped would be a peaceful sleep.
But it never was, was it?
Lana saw a blur of pitchforks and fire, heard the anger of the crowd, images of a dark past flashing for half a minute before the flames roared violently before her. When they settled, she found herself in the Talon apartment, staring at the fireplace. She looked around before a sound behind her drew her attention. The face she met was a reflection of her own, while at the same time not at all herself.
"Lana, my dear. It's been a while, hasn't it?"
Lana stiffened in the realization of who stood before her. "Isobel."
"Always the smart girl, weren't you?"
"You--this is a dream. You can't be here."
"Don't be ridiculous," Isobel said with a laugh. "I'm always here with you, Lana." The witch stepped closer to her descendant. "Can't you feel me? That 'darkness' you try so hard to push down? You and I are tied together."
"No." Lana shook her head. "No, we're not."
A smirk. "We'll see, won't we?"
[ooc: Open for RP with
likely_evil, if the idiot wants to call her.]
That sucked me in
And pulled me under
Pulled me under
For almost two weeks now, Lana had been in Montana, dealing with the aftermath of Sam's goodbye via the ranch not far from her hotel. If she had been in the right mind to consider it, she would be amazed at her maturity. At the beginning of this year, she would have drown her sorrows in wine. She'd had a glass or two since, but nothing so excessive as she would have previously. Even if the lack of sleep caused her to fall a few times before managing to actually mount the horse she'd chosen to ride, it was a far cry from self-destruction, and a sign that finally, after all this time, she was showing signs of growth.
When she got back to her room, she headed straight for the bed and let herself fall face down. Her chest tightened, her heart thoroughly aware of how empty it was. Had her body not been so tired, she would have cried again, but instead she slipped into what she hoped would be a peaceful sleep.
But it never was, was it?
Lana saw a blur of pitchforks and fire, heard the anger of the crowd, images of a dark past flashing for half a minute before the flames roared violently before her. When they settled, she found herself in the Talon apartment, staring at the fireplace. She looked around before a sound behind her drew her attention. The face she met was a reflection of her own, while at the same time not at all herself.
"Lana, my dear. It's been a while, hasn't it?"
Lana stiffened in the realization of who stood before her. "Isobel."
"Always the smart girl, weren't you?"
"You--this is a dream. You can't be here."
"Don't be ridiculous," Isobel said with a laugh. "I'm always here with you, Lana." The witch stepped closer to her descendant. "Can't you feel me? That 'darkness' you try so hard to push down? You and I are tied together."
"No." Lana shook her head. "No, we're not."
A smirk. "We'll see, won't we?"
[ooc: Open for RP with
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Having reunited with his brother now, Sam kept thinking about the one thing he said. We're all that we got.
Dean was talking to a girl at the bar, and he was sitting back staring at his phone. His contact list was up, the name LANA highlighted. It had been two weeks now...
He still felt that she was better off without him. He was dangerous, and the path he and Dean were on was one he didn't want to bring her along with. But, he should call her at least and check up on her.
Worst she could do was yell at him.
He took a sip of his beer for confidence, then leaned back and hit CALL.
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Lana assumed it was Clark, Chloe or Oliver, so she answered accordingly.
"I said not to worry. I'll be home tomorrow, I promise."
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She sounded tired. He had probably woken her up. But he had called so he had to say something, so he took a deep breath.
"Lana... it's me."
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She lay there for a moment, trying to gather herself as well as the breath to even speak.
"Sam?"
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"I really don't know."
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She would hear the sounds of the bar in the background. They were in a small place south of Kansas City, meeting in the middle of sorts and hiding from angels.
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"Not that I'm not happy to hear from you, but...what happened to goodbye?"
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I want to apologize.
I want to tell you i was wrong.
I miss you.
I love you.
"...just thought I should make sure you're ok."
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"Bullshit."
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She sighed and climbed out of bed and made her way out the door and into the cool air.
"You didn't just call about my welfare. I can hear it in your voice."
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He was lying to himself. He wanted her back so badly. But this battle... he was Lucifer's vessel! He couldn't put her into that line of fire...
Needing some air, he got up and waved to his brother, motioning at the phone before heading outside to lean against the Impala.
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"So that's it, huh?" A little bit of bitterness was starting to leak in. "There's no hope I'll ever have you back?"
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"Lana... I'm Lucifer's vessel."
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"You're what?"
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She took a few more steps to the car so she could lean against something, then rubbed at her face again.
"I'm not sure if that's going to be an option. We seem to be having similar issues."
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"Have you been feeling like yourself still? Blank spots in your memory?"
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"Yeah, I'm fine. You kinda woke me from it, actually."
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