She was silent as she walked, knowing that she couldn't stop but also that people were looking at her. She had blood running down one side of her, having just been in a pretty nasty car wreck. Her partner, the one she'd been in the car with, was dead, and she was heading off somewhere to get the help she knew that she would need now. She couldn't do this alone, after all.

Of course, she made sure that the cops and whatnot were taken care of regarding the wreck. Once she was told she was free to go, she headed off.

She made her way into the entry of the building and up to the desk where one lone guard was sitting, newspaper hiding his face.

"I would like to speak with the one in charge, a Mr. Hal Sharp." She stated, her voice almost curt, but there was a very minimal hint of pain behind her words.

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"You won't find me on that list." She stated, her voice calmer than one would expect considering the blood that was there.

"However, my name is Mackenzie Smith." She added after a moment or two. "But,I know I won't be on that list. I haven't been here in quite awhile." She paused a moment, thinking.

"However, if I can't go speak with him, please pass a message on to both him and the conduit here." She added, just as the conduit in question walked by them on the other side of the wall. Jake could tell that there was a definite presence addition as he did so, and knew it wasn't a threat.

It did bring it to light that she had the same presence.

And far stronger.

"The conduit can back it up. Please tell Sharp that the worlds are crashing. He should understand, if he's up to date on his prophecies."

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"Blue tiles in the wall are an interactive map. I know." Mackenzie told him simply as she made her way through the door after he buzzed her in.

"Thank you." She said, but finished it with his name, the name he naturally had, not the one he took on when he blended in with the humans.

She was gone before he could say anything, though, on her way up to the head office, finding her way there easily enough.

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Mackenzie nodded and knocked. When she was beckoned to enter, she made her way into the office.

"Hello." She greeted.

"Please forgive me for bleeding on your gorgeous carpet in here." She said after a moment, looking down.

"Doubt you'll be too worried about it soon enough, though." She muttered before sighing and meeting his gaze, her eyes seeming to flash some sort of glowing red. That, in and of itself was odd, but not entirely alarming, but the fact that her pupils and irises didn't seen... stationary... was.

It only lasted a second, if that, as any longer could cause problems.

"The worlds are crashing, Hal." She told him simply. "And if you're up to date on your prophecies, you know exactly what that means, ieven if you don't know what I have to do with it."

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"If you believe me, I was once know as Amelia Hollister." Mackenzie told him honestly.

"I have changed faces and names a few times, since then." She added.

"However, how I know you really is of little import for the moment. What IS importance is that the prophecy is going to be come to fruition soon."

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"My partner is dead." Mackenzie told him plainly.

"He's dead, they're coming, and Solo? I sure as fucking shit canNOT prevent the battle that will ensure. Even now, they won't shut up about it, and they're making plans, and it's going to drive even ME mad." She added.

"So yeah. I don't know what you can do with the information, but I figured a djinn would be the best chance for survival. I can't access the deities, most tend to avoid me because of what I am."

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"Oh, I completely realise that asking a djinn to revive the dead is questionable, and even more so when it involves him or I." Mackenzie commented.

"But I also realise that here is the best place to be if I want him revived." She added.

"And for the record, no. I really don't, but I relaise that he needs to be. I actually give a shit about this planet and realm."

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Mackenzie was silent for a moment.

".... I am pretty far from home." She commented.

"Somewhere to stay would be appreciated, until this is fixed." She added before sighing, heavily.

"..... and the fact that... well, with one down, the other could end up being a pathway." She continued. "So being alone might be best. I have no fucking idea, if I'm being honest."

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Mackenzie was silent for a moment after he'd asked his question.

"For what?" She asked, not seeming to realise the damage she'd sustained. She knew she was bleeding, but not the extent of the damage.

"I... " She paused a moment, thinking.

".... Considering I don't process pain and injury quite as your usual person does.... yeah. Might be a good idea."

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Mackenzie was silent for a moment.

"Yeah.. yeah, ok." She said with a nod.

"Why you yourself though? Aren't you busy?" she asked.

"I really don't want to be getting in the way of anything."

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