Mikaelson Trio -Legacies- Book 3

To Whom It May Concern (Part 1)

Hope looks between her cousins, "We need to tell the twins," the auburn haired Mikaelson says. Grace nods, "Tell us what," Lizzie asks as both of the Saltzmans come into the room. Grace looks at Hope, "We need to tell you that our Uncle did a spell," Grace says. "What kind of spell," Lizzie asks. "The kind that allows my dad to keep an eye on us," Hope says. "The kind of spell that allows Uncle Nik to use your father as a vessel," Faith says. "As a vessel," Lizzie and Josie ask in unison. "Yeah," the three Mikaelson say in unison. "How do we undo that," Lizzie asks looking at the dark haired Mikaelson. "There are two options," Grace begins with a wave of her hand. The desk lights up and shows the plan. "The first option is not a good one," Faith says. "What is that option," Josie asks. "Uncle Nik would be forced out of the vessel, if said vessel was dead," Grace deadpans. "Absolutely not," Lizzie says. "We know," Grace says. "Which brings us to option number two," Hope says. "We need to stun Uncle Nik with information that only we know," Grace begins. "And then we would use magic to force my dad out," Hope says. "What are not you telling us," Lizzie asks. "This would temporarily injure your dad," Grace says. Josie and Lizzie exchange a look, speaking to each other with their eyes. "Do the second option," they say in unison. "Alright but just so you know this is not going to be pretty," Grace says.

"One of the options would be killing Alaric," Elena asks. "It would have worked the first time as well," Grace says. Lizzie and Josie clear their throats, "But I am glad that you didn't know that," Grace says. 

Landon walks through a dark town, the only thing that has light is an ice cream shop. Landon decides to go into the building, the bell on the front door jingles. Then the cash register dings and the Necromancer looks up at the former phoenix. "Well, well, well. Landon Kirby. Took you long enough," the Necromancer says. The Necromancer laughs as Landon's face changes to one of shock. 

Klaus groans, "Just when I thought he was dead," Klaus says. "Me too," Grace mutters. 

The five girls walk into the headmaster's office, "We need to talk," Grace says. Alaric looks up, "About what," the man asks. "About someone else who wants to protect the twins," Faith says. "Who," Alaric asks. "Malachai Parker," Hope says. "The twins' siphoner uncle," Grace adds. "He wants to be able to protect them and help them," Grace says. "Then he should be employed at the school," Alaric says. The Mikaelson girls' eyes darken, "Careful dad, you just revealed that you are not Alaric," Hope says. "What are you talking about," the headmaster asks. "Kai killed our biological mother on their wedding day," Lizzie says. "He would want to rip Kai's head off,"  Grace says.  "Next time you want to try and keep an eye on us," Grace says. "I suggest that you have all of your information," the dark haired Mikaelson says. 

Klaus glares at his nieces and daughter, "I hate you," Klaus says. "No, you don't," Hope says. "Sometimes, I feel like I could hate that one," Klaus says pointing at Grace. Grace shrugs, "That's okay with me," Grace says. 

New Orleans

Rebekah looks down at the coffin holding Nik's body, "What are you doing," Kol asks. "He looks so peaceful," Rebekah says. Kol laughs, "He has not been this peaceful since the last time that he was in this coffin," Kol says. Rebekah snorts, "I am surprised you would bring that up," the blonde Original whispers. Kol shrugs, "Do you think that it would work if I put a kitchen knife in his heart," Kol asks. Rebekah laughs, "No," she says. "No, it won't work or no I should not do it," Kol asks. "Both," Rebekah replies. "Davina brought up a good point," Rebekah says. Kol nods, "I know," he says. "But as long as he does not give them any pointers, we should be fine," Kol says. "And what if they figure it out, I mean Nik had to practically tell Elena and the Salvatores who he was," Rebekah says. "Our girls have been studying magic forever," Rebekah adds. "Hopefully, they won't know," Kol says.