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Neverland
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Peter Pan
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Peter Pan
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Played By
Atlas
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Post by Colin Ambrose on Aug 27, 2015 23:47:45 GMT
Pan stood there, gauging the level of tension in the room as murmurs and statements rippled through the boys. He savored this. The interest and admiration of the lost boys. Had Pan cared for more than himself, one could argue that he loved them all like family. On the other hand, being a member of Pan's family had nasty side effects for almost anyone, as even Baelfire was learning now. Pan stood straight and folded his hands behind his head.
He looked up at the ceiling, then brought his hand down and placed it on Witt's shoulder. After a long moment he looked down at Witt, smiled, and pat him on the back a few times. A brief squeeze of Witts shoulder and he spoke.. "Naturally, you will be rewarded. You will being doing Neverland, nay, me, A great service. Over the years you have all done wonderfully, seeking boys to join our ranks." He looked around the table at each one of their faces, enduring flashbacks of when he met, and rescued each and every one. "But there is a special boy, one whom I need more than any other. One who's heart I require."
He hesitated for a long time, considering whether or not he should be fully honest with them. The gears in his mind turned as he searched for the proper wording. He took a piece of paper out of the front of his shirt and slammed it on the table with his palm down on top of it.
"This boy, carries the heart of the truest believer. A heart that only the has. The truest, and most pure. Without it, there will be no more lost boys of Pan, for there will no longer be a Pan. Pan will die." He slid the paper to right in front of Witt, motioning for him to look and pass it around. He had been honest, though he had failed to mention the exact details of what he had meant.
He had purposefully meant to imply that the lost boys would cease to exist, which could have led to an understanding that there would be no more Neverland, though he would not assume that any of them would deviate from his words so much as to believe that bit.
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