In need of a hiding spot ~ Abigal.

Kali had finally gotten control of the body. She had throughout the years, mostly seen her life through the life of her sister. She hated feeling so contained and helpless. She had been able to stay in control for a day or maybe two, before Kendra would force back control. Mostly they had been far away from Gaia, so Kali would get to the nearest transport station in an attempt to get back, but then Kendra would take over before she could. She just wanted to get back home, get back to Jordan. She watched the castle in the distant. She so wanted to go there, but she had no idea how to explain anything, and the time period was also unknown to her. She needed to get acquainted with this time before doing anything rash. She could feel try to get back in control. But not this time. Kali had waited a long time to take her life back. When Kendra was in London, she saw her shot and forced her sister down into the depths of their shared conscious. Kali had saved a lot of strength to do this. She would not easily give up.
Instead of walking straight to the castle, she took a right. It would lead down to a place she had shared with Abigal. Back then, Abi had only been seven. She could still see the young girl being so excited and run down the street. Kali had been a few years older, but she had been very close to Abigal nonetheless. She had been around the family since her birth. It just came naturally that either she or Kendra would be married into the family. When she was 13, she had her wedding. She loved Jordan with all her heart. It was overwhelming to feel so strongly in such a young age. Then two years later, her family took her away when she got sick. She hadn't seen any member of the Mikaelson family since. She walked into the den and saw a woman was already sitting there. "I apologize. I thought nobody would be here," she said. Kali would look older than last Abigal had seen her, but it was still easy to see the resemblance. She hadn't grown much more after her illness, and of course her physical traits were more mature, but other than that, she looked very much like herself.

She just needed some time to herself that wasn't to far away from the castle. But she was far enough away for people to not pick up on her scent right away. Kyle perhaps would through, he got faster and faster at picking up on it. Perhaps caring his child made his wolf instincts a bit stronger? Who really knew these days. She sat down near a little steam, it was her space. Most important it was hidden away from the blue eye. A hidden beautiful little pearl. Only two people knew about this space. And she hadn't seen Kali in ages. On that thought she turned around as someone walked into her space. She remembered faces most of the times, and this face held memories of Jordans brigtest smiles. Abigal had changed much since she was seven. She got up on her feet.
"Come on Kali, you know there are only two people who knows about this place," she smiled and tilted her head a little to the side. Abigal giggled a little.
"I suppose you have a great excuse why I haven't seen you in centuries?" She said and sat back down. She gave Kali a little nod till she could sit next to her. A strange feeling hit her. Did she even know about the slaughter, she would have had to know? It was ages ago.
"What are you even doing back here?"

Kali should have realized. She just assumed someone else would have found the place and make it their own, just as she had done with Abigal. She let out a long exhale, when she realized she had been holding her breath. She made a nod when she asked about her being gone for so long. She sat down by her side and smiled at her childhood friend. She had grown into a beautiful woman. ”You know my sister, she can be quite controlling.” She could feel Kendra shift in their consciousness. She wanted out. ”I came back for my life. Kendra had been held me captive in a way. It really is a long story. I finally had a chance to come back.” She had thought a lot about Jordan over the years. She was prepared for the reality where he had found someone else. It would hurt, but she was okay with the thought. She wouldn’t expect anything less. ”How is everyone?” She wanted to be polite, but she was mostly interested in Jordan. He had always been special to her. He only been a year older, so they became natural friends. Perhaps Kendra always had some jealousy for Kali. Kendra had always had a harder time getting friends than her sister.

Abigal had forgotten a little about Kendra, it wasn't till she said that Kendra was a bit controlling she remembered small memories. But honestly there was to much on her mind to place her face at this point.
"I'm beginning to like long stories," she smiled it wasn't a lie. Abigal knew there was more to a person than the short story they told first - herself for one example. How is everyone? that sentence made her confused. A part of her hoped she just asked out of being polite. Because Abigal had no idea how much Kali actually knew. Her dark eyes went down to Kalis hand, which made her sight and close her eyes. If she still wore the ring, it meant one thing - either she hadn't let him go yet, or she didn't know.
"Oh.. Kali.. It's been a long time.. things.. have changed a lot," she admitted as she swallowed. "He is gone.. I'm so sorry," she added grabbing out for Kalis hand to be there in emotional support. But losing a person you loved was hard. If she still loved him after all these years - Abigal could only think of how much it would hurt. She didn't take her eyes away from Kali, because she just ripped the wound up - and it even made herself tear up to remember.
"I wish someone had told you earlier.."

Kali had always had a closer relationship to the Mikaelson children than Kendra. It was only understandable, if not everyone remembered Kendra. Although it was unlikely, she would view it like that. She wondered if she should tell Abigal everything, but then the mood changed, and it no longer felt it was the right time. She watched Abigal’s eyes move to her hand. The ring. She felt a knot grow from her stomach. She was almost certain some bad news were coming. News she probably wasn’t ready for. She swallowed a lump in her throat, but a new just came to replace it. The words left her breathless. He was gone. She didn’t have to specify who or what she meant with ‘gone’. Jordan had died, and she hadn’t been there for his family afterwards. A bad taste spread in her mouth, and for a moment, she worried she was going to throw up. She tried to fight the tears by biting her lip. It didn’t work, so she decided to just allow herself to be sad, to be heartbroken. She had prepared herself for heartbreak, but not this one. She would never see him smile again, she would never hear his voice. She could have dealt with him having moved on, if she could just still experience these things. ”He can’t be gone,” she whispered with a hoarse voice from the tears leaving her eyes. She put her other hand around Abigal’s. She just needed to sit her a while and not be expected to be anything other than the mess she felt like.

As a young girl, besides her parents - Kali and Jordans love for each other had always made her dream of stuff made from fairy tales. He had done everything in his power to keep her safe, and it had cost him everything. Just the look on Kalis face made Abigal tear up as well and tears slowly moved down her cheeks. Abigal had always been a quiet crier, because she didn't want people to act like they cared for her. The denial waved over Kali and made Abigal take a deep breath in. It most be hard to take in, especially if you had waited for someone for this many years. Abigal chose for a while not to say anything, to just sit here in comfort. She hoped for Jordan to apear to her, so he could tell her what to do - but he hadn't been around for a long time.
"I died protecting his family - I miss him terribly as well," she broke the silence as she just kept her eyes on the water from the stream - it looked so peaceful but the sky threatened with rain. Even through Jordan and Gabriellas deaths were far in the past, it didn't mean she didn't miss her older siblings. And being able to see them time to time, didn't make it easier. Kyle had once asked her in his anger, if she had seen the kids she had lost, if seeing them had made her hope to bring them back. Even if it had felt less shitty about them being done. She swallowed that thought. Actually it made everything lot worse. Seeing your dead loved once all the times unless they found piece, feeling their cold touch - letting them haunt your mind. It wasn't really a way to live.

Kali had never wanted anything else than Jordan. She had seen her sister chase men around, and all she wanted was to feel his arms around her again. Now she never would, and that reality was to hard for her to grasp. She couldn’t. She would search for a way to get him back. She had to. It might be pointless, but she couldn’t continue on if she didn’t try. She took in a deep breath to keep the tears at bay. ”I suppose it was only to be expected. I have been away for a long time. I just hoped he had moved on, found a new love. That I could be okay with, but him being gone completely. It’s not fair.”
She smiled sadly at her words. That was who he was. He would always take care of his loved one first. Kali admired that. It had kept her going for all this time. There were times when she wanted to give up, just give into her sister’s torment. But she soldiered on. She grabbed Abigal’s hand. ”What a horrible thing to have gone through at such a young age,” she said and stroke her hand. ”Are you happy now?” She wanted Abigal to have happiness. She deserved it.