[ That's. An odd way to say 'yes'. The presence of speakers always messes with his head like that. Vampire Killer is put aside in favour of Vampire Inconveniencer, and he sets about replacing Carmilla's bindings with it, tying the necromancer to immobilise him. As he does, the glowing smoke hands pull. Not violently, but insistently, leading the last of his magic out of him. One by one, the shadow hands are pulled clean away from him, fading away, and the necromancer is left with nothing.
Trevor pushes the man's head forward, letting the tonic spill out from his mouth so he can breathe before gagging him with the Inconveniencer and tying it again. Which just leaves one more thing. He approaches the speakers, holding out his hands. ]
Right for 'yes', left for 'no'. Will you speak with us?
[ The first speaker's arm, the one that is present up until the wrist, rises and comes down against Trevor's right hand. ]
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[ That's. An odd way to say 'yes'. The presence of speakers always messes with his head like that. Vampire Killer is put aside in favour of Vampire Inconveniencer, and he sets about replacing Carmilla's bindings with it, tying the necromancer to immobilise him. As he does, the glowing smoke hands pull. Not violently, but insistently, leading the last of his magic out of him. One by one, the shadow hands are pulled clean away from him, fading away, and the necromancer is left with nothing.
Trevor pushes the man's head forward, letting the tonic spill out from his mouth so he can breathe before gagging him with the Inconveniencer and tying it again. Which just leaves one more thing. He approaches the speakers, holding out his hands. ]
Right for 'yes', left for 'no'. Will you speak with us?
[ The first speaker's arm, the one that is present up until the wrist, rises and comes down against Trevor's right hand. ]