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Act 2, Chapter 2;
What The...Underworld?
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Stefan Salvatore had just about enough of all the new problems arising and was tired of Katherine already, and it hadn't even been two days since her unwelcoming arrival.
Everyone he knows is practically on their toes, clearly on edge about the unexpected guest—well not exactly everyone.
Damon has gone off the rails with Jeremy as his victim all whilst Elena shows that she's completely fed up and done with the eldest Salvatore's messed up actions. As for the others, Caroline's in the hospital and Bonnie has been choosing to ignore it, not wanting to be any part of their vampire dilemma.
And Lucy, has been okay. As far as Stefan knows — which isn't much — the young girl has been coping well with their new situation, basically unfazed by it. Or it could also be because no one volunteered to tell Lucy. Either reason seemed pretty plausible, but Stefan hoped it was the former one.
The immortal teenager was just about to leave for school before deciding to check if Lucy was still here, knowing that it's been awhile since they've talked.
"Lucy, are you awake?" Stefan asked while knocking on the door, not worried if he was late for school for just one day. "Lucy?"
No response was said, creating worry in Stefan's gut as he knocked once more. "Lucy, I'm coming in." He stated, a bit scared for what he might find.
Stefan swung the door open, almost breaking it if he hadn't slowed down before it hit the wall. The sight made him sigh in relief, but also confused him when he realized what Lucy was doing.
The young girl was seated on the edge of her bed, her eyes tightly shut as she muttered incoherent nonsense. But with Stefan's supernatural hearing, he was able to make out the words 'please' and 'teleport.' The rest of her words were inaudible for the vampire, which was oddly impressive.
