#prophemi

She descends the great stone stairs deftly, an easy feat when her feet don’t touch the ground. Only the very end of her gown traces the ancient masonry, dragging at leaves undisturbed since the change of seasons. Her puzzle, it seems, is no longer solitary. She nods to Strange as she reaches his level, the movement sending a ripple through the hair that continues to float about her.

These petty tricks have been earned through careful study and application. If the greater mage will scoff at them, then he’s hardly himself.

Still, she puts the thought far from mind, peering over her shoulder at the shattered gateway on its high dais. “It seems of Aesir make, but I can’t understand the particulars, nor certain... deviations.” More than the fallen stones and creeping moss that have made the old design nothing more than an enduring ruin, there is a variant to this ancient work. “The location, too -- I don’t know why Latveria would have meant anything to them.” Sheepish, she grins down at the Sorceror.

“I was hoping you might be able to help me, in some way.”

@prophemi​​  asked “ every detail is important. “ { interrogation starters }

[ @prophemi​ ]

     He  knew  of  the  Sorcerer  Supreme  having  spoken  to  him  via  telepathy  once  before.  Charles'  telepathy  was  capable  of  stretching  beyond  plains,  but  it  was  a  thing  he'd  never  tried  before  and  his  current  mindset  these  days  had  him  hesitant  to  do  so.  Regardless,  he  had  allowed  Mr.  Stark  to  talk  him into  joining  a  council  that  consisted  of  all  the  important  supers  in  the  universe.  The  Illuminati  they  were  calling  themselves  with  Charles  being  one  of  the  younger  members.  This  group  was  a  way  to  send  information  quickly  to  all  ends  of  the  universe  or  make  decisions  based  on  growing  threats.  

     One  threat  in  particular  led  to  Stephen  handing  Charles  the  mindstone.  It  was  an  object  that  could  likely  morph him  into  the  world's  most  powerful  being  but  Charles  had  no  interest  in  more  power.  The  less  power  in  the  hands  of  someone  part  homo  sapien  the  better  and  that  attitude  alone  gave  the  others  reason  enough  to  believe  Charles  was  worthy  of  keeping  the  stone.  But  Stephen  often  kept  contact;  this  time  choosing  to  drop  in  for  what  he  deemed  a  routine  check.

why does stephen keep referring to hippocraticmagic as sondheim though?

                                                   ---𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐘 𝐅𝐎𝐑 @an anon​

IT'S BASED ON   a crack concept I threw at @hippocraticmagic once: every stephen (strange) pick a famous stephen of their choice to represent them so that they can tell each other apart. @prophemi jumped in later!​ ​

❝ NOBODY HERE  thinks a council of us is weird ? No ? Just me ? Alright. ❞

...don't drag steeb like dis