SPOILER!!: Chris
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Originally Posted by
meganelizabeth 
As he sat across cross legged on the couch across from Selina, he leaned in, listening intently to each word she had to say.
However, this time, there was only one.
Elektra.
The word rang out in his head, and the colour slowly began to drain from his face. It'd been so long since they'd heard from the fiesty Slytherin girl, and everyone was really worried about her. No one knew where she was, how she was, who she was with, what she was doing, none of it. All they knew was that she was gone. And the tone of the redhead's voice made the boy know fairly easily that this vision was not a good one.
As he tried to process it all, he scrunched his face up, looking like a small child trying to remember something they couldn't. After a long pause, he finally continued, "What about her? Selina, you're starting to scare me...." He wasn't sure he could bear the thought of Elektra in trouble. He'd lost too many people. This was growing to be too much.
"Tell me everything. Step by step. We have to know.... maybe if we do, we can find a way to help her." He only prayed that they could.
Selina's eyes finally looked up at Christopher and she said,
"You don't know what you are talking about. I can't help her. I don't even know where she is! My power isn't some kind of honing device." She threw her head in her hands and ran her fingers through her hair. This was not good. She hated her ability. She knew that Elektra was hurt
maybe even dead and she knew that her friend was hurt. That her friend was very hurt. There was nothing she could even do about it.
Finally she calmed herself down enough to give Christopher some information. She knew that he was probably very concerned and very upset. But she needed a moment. She was a human being, she could not always be pressed for information like some kind of future machine. She was not the tardis.
"Okay you may want to sit down for this... its not exactly a happy vision to retell. Besides I'm to weak to stand up anyway. It took a lot out of me."