The creatures within TNN

Chapter 12

 HollyPlays1212 I hope you enjoy it and will read it, I'm back to updating my books, even if I had to re-read it to figure what was happening! Or anyone comments at this point, I'd love to see their reactions like maybe SkyLight779 again, haven't seen you comment since I came back. Word count is 2013 which is super good for me for being back.

Willow stayed in the study room with Holly as they gave the staff time to process so much of the new information they had learned tonight.

"I hope they process it well, we'll need a plan if we want to defeat Roger and Janice," Willow told Holly. "No, I know, but I wish they were how they used to be. Remember the day Roger told us how excited he was for us to meet Reece? And Janice was there and smiled, playing with the necklace you gave her." Willow gave a slight smile at that, but it disappeared when she remembered how Janice was now. "Wait, that necklace, she never took it off, I can still get through to her, possibly trap her in my mind for a chat. I'll never get the woman I knew back, but I can see if she's still there," Willow said, holding her hands together before appearing a black endless space with Janice there.

"Hello Juliette, long time no see," Willow said, deliberately using her dead name, the one Jancie begged Willow to call her when they were together. "I see you remember that name Autumn, what's the point of this?" Janice asked, looking through the endless dark room that seemed to stretch for eternity. "Why didn't you let me use my powers on you?! Why didn't you want to stay as a witch for eternity like we promised Jules? You ruined a promise for power; I could have given it to you, why did you leave me?!" Willow choked out, hiding a single drop of liquid from falling, the look in her eyes said everything Janice needed to see. "I just- it's hard to explain, okay Auttie, it's just hard to explain," Janice told her. "Jules, we have eternity, we're both immortal, we have all the time now, just tell me or I'm keeping you trapped here, we both know nobody can save you once you're in an elf's mind unless they free you." Willow told her, wanting her old lover to explain.

She heard a sigh before Janice finally spoke.

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Holly returned to the common area where most of the people were, mostly in shock. "Well, most of this isn't how we wanted this type of conversation to go, but Willow and I argue so, sorry you had to hear all of that. Now, this house is protected, and Janice is currently stuck in Willow's mind spell, so we don't need to worry about her," Holly told the group.

"Wait, how is Janice out if she's in someone's mind? Most vampires can get out," Vivian asked. "It's an elf mind, those are impossible to break unless you're one of the witches who know the spell that's been lost for over 8 millennia." Holly stated.

"A spell over 8,000 years old?!" Sorscha exclaimed, shocked by the amount since she and Clodagh had come back. "Yes, it's been that long. Now, Willow can change to any species and has full control, so if anyone needs training, ask her, "I'm a siren though, which is one species she can't transform into." Holly told the group.

"Now, if we're going to defeat them all and live in harmony like we all used to millions of years ago, we need a plan," Holly told everyone. "Yeah, still, how do I undo a very old spell on Siobhan so she won't go back to Roger when she sees him?" Vivian asked, holding Siobhan close by. "Ask Willow when she returns or something, I am not a witch or anything, but I think there's books on those spells, but it has to be done by someone specific most of the time," Holly said plainly, clearly stating it was a near impossible spell to undo unless they had someone specific which could take forever.

"I think I'll take the training so I don't accidentally hypnotize all of my friends again," Charlotte spoke, looking at Holly. "That will work, any vampire needs help?" Holly asked as they shook their heads. "Alright then, I'll leave with Charlotte." At those words from Holly, the two of them disappeared into an empty room.