Theo Parker

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Kai lets out a little chuckle, “Isn’t the fact you’re here a bit more unbelievable than the fact I am?” He asks with a tilt of his head, the dead coming back he somehow didn’t peg it to be just about anyone but he hadn’t expected to see his first victims, his siblings. “Got to admit I don’t know how I ended up here but it sure is better than where I was. Is this the part where you go into detail about where you’ve been and try to throw a punch? Cause I don’t think it will go well.”

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Theo watched the older male and frowned at the other. “You think I want to be anywhere near you let alone try and punch you..” Theo admitted. “To think I thought mom and dad were too harsh on you sometimes... but you proved them right, you were dangerous... and because you couldn’t lead the coven and merge, you had a temper tantrum like a child and slaughtered almost all your siblings!” Theo hissed. 

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The deep breath that the brunette took in as her scream and the magic it had produced faded burned in her chest as tears formed in her dark hues. Her mind was still racing and the approach of another had gone completely unnoticed as she slowly dropped to her knees beside the little pond. The reflection in the was unfamiliar to the witch, no longer the person she remembered, not that it wasn’t to be expected after having been dead a few months but now that she had been in the world of the living for almost 2 months now the feeling of being misplaced and lost was all too much. “I wish I’d never been brought back,” she muttered to herself, a hand rising to wipe at her tears with the back of it. “Everything’s a mess.”

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Theo stayed a little back from the female before she felt to the ground. He slowly moved forward until he saw her reflection in the pond she was staring in. Theo listened to her and the words struck a cord with the male. He crouched down slowly looking to the female and reached out to gently touch her shoulder. “Hi...” he started softly. “I know it’s hard adjusting to being back and then being pulled here... I am the same... but everything will get better... it has too.” he hoped. 

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As happy as she was to know that Joey and Theo were back, she couldn’t help the disappointment she felt when he informed let her know he hadn’t seen Luke either. “Right, well, Joey’s back. That’s good. Great even,” she said, mustering some enthusiasm. She might not have her twin back, but she did have two of her siblings back and that meant something. “How does it feel?”

Theo nodded his head a little. “You know, you can be upset that Luke hasn’t shown up yet...it doesn’t mean he isn’t back... He was the only real brother you knew Olivia... it’s find to be disappointed..” Theo admitted honestly. “I mean, It’s strange... I’ve spent longer dead that I was alive... and so much has changed since 1994...and then we get brought to this place..” he sighed.

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Liv hadn’t really paid too close attention to the stranger’s face, but if she had she would’ve realized very quickly that he wasn’t that much of a stranger at all. The towels fell from her hands as she wrapped her arms around him, her eyes blurry with unshed tears. “Theo.” She hadn’t had family around in so long, it felt almost foreign at this point. She pulled away, getting a good look at someone she had only seen in pictures for decades. “You’re back. Are the others here too? Luke?”

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Theo watched the female as she recognised his face before feeling the others arms around his body and his own arms wrapped around the other softly. After a moment the pair pulled away from each other before shaking his head a little. “Uh, I’m not sure... I know Joey is back... but I don’t know about Luke, sorry..” 

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Kai points to himself. “Me.” He answer with a smile and gives a little wave of his hand, “What the matter Teddy? You looking like you’re seeing the ghost, when it should be the other way around.” He points out but giggles slightly seeing on how they both fit the definition of ghost. “Oh, don’t tell me you want to go swimming. Cause something tells me that the water is off limits right now.”

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Looking to the male, Theo paused watched the other. Hearing the mention of the water, Theo glanced to it before a flash of himself splashing about while his brother held him under the water played through his head. “How... how are you here... I mean...” he paused swallowing a little before taking a few steps back from the other. 

Managing to get some sleep after Josiah had comforted him over his sighting of Kai, the male appeared restless with his body moving, tossing and turning. Sweat accumulating on his head. As his nightmare raged on the male was soon stood with his hands firmly wrapped around his brothers neck, his grasp getting tighter and tighter. "No... You won't get me again, Kai...I won't let you.." he spoke in his sleep.

After spotting Kai on the shore, the male had retreated as soon as he could. Crouching down he held his head on his hands and his breathe stayed rapid. He was trying to assure himself he was hallucinating. "He's not real, he's not real.." he kept repeating. Feeling a hand on his neck he jumped slightly. Moving quickly to free him from the grip he expected to be his oldest brothers, the male turned and felt relief seeing Joey. "Joey..." He questioned.

Cora offered a frantic nod of her head, desperate to regain some kind of composure as she could feel herself faltering, “that thing – just, it took my family.”

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Theo watched the female and despite their lack of introductions, he placed and hand on his shoulder. “Hey...it will be okay...I’m sure someone can do something to help anyone in that thing..” he admitted to the other. 

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Klaus was moments from lashing out in retaliation at the young man’s sudden arrival and bold approach when he noticed the look in the other’s eyes - a confusion that he had seen in countless others that had been pulled both into this land and from the afterlife in such a short span of time. It made him bite his tongue for a brief second to compose himself the best he could. “There is a lot to unpack in that question, mate, but a rather pressing situation on ours hands at the moment.” He gestured to the devourer from the depths.

“Shorthand - my incredible daughter cast a rather remarkable spell to resurrect the dead, but it seems she performed it a little too well and more than simply her loved ones were caught up in it. If you were formerly a member of the ‘deceased’ club, congratulations - you have a second chance.” He explained with a sarcastically upbeat tone.

“Problem number two - someone has decided it would be such wonderful fun to suddenly bring everyone and their dear old mums to this realm - where not only are things such as faeries and mermaids real, but apparently warehouse-sized whales as well.” His irritation only grew through his tone, breaking the sarcasm up as he spoke.

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Theo watched the male as he attempted to explain everything that had gone on before frowning a little as the story kept continuing. He tried to process it all but it felt as though his head was going to explode as the information went over his head for the most part. “Okay... uh...that’s a lot of information to have in a few seconds..” he started before continuing. “Your daughter must be an incredibly powerful witch to have been able to resurrect people.” he admitted.  Looking to the whale for a moment, Theo spoke again. “This is really weird... I take it you have family you think may have been swallowed by that thing?” he asked. The way the male had been ranting when Theo stumbled upon him probably told the male he was right.