seveninchmotto: ([neg] Refusal.)
There were no messages stuck to Jordan's apartment door, nothing on or under the welcome mat, and nothing immediately obvious inside the apartment, either. While Alec stood guard downstairs and Maia and Jordan rummaged through Simon's backpack in the living room, Isabelle, standing in the doorway of Simon's bedroom, looked silently at the place he'd been sleeping for the past few days. It was so empty — just four walls, naked of any decoration, a bare floor with a futon mattress on it and a white blanket folded at the foot, and a single window that looked out onto Avenue B.

She could hear the city. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay! From City of Fallen Angels. Warning for unpleasantness with dead children.]
seveninchmotto: ([spec] Party dress.)
Years previously, when Long Island City had been a center of industry instead of a trendy neighborhood full of art galleries and coffee shops, the Ironworks was a textile factory. Now it was an enormous brick shell whose inside had been transformed into a spare but beautiful space. The floor was made up of overlapping squares of brushed steel; slender steel beams arced overhead, wrapped with ropes of tiny white lights. Ornate wrought iron staircases spiraled up to catwalks decorated with hanging plants. A massive cantilevered glass ceiling opened onto a view of the night sky. There was even a terrace outside, built out over the East River, with a spectacular view of the Fifty-Ninth Street Bridge, which loomed overhead, stretching from Queens to Manhattan like a spear of tinseled ice.

Luke's pack had outdone themselves making the place look nice. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay! Edited from City of Fallen Angels.]
seveninchmotto: ([neg] That might be bad.)
"Okay," said Isabelle, putting away the first aid kit with a brisk gesture. They were in one of the Institute's many spare rooms, meant to house visiting Clave members. Each was plainly furnished with a bed, a dresser and a wardrobe, and a small bathroom. And, of course, each one had a first aid kit, with bandages, poultices, and even spare steles included. "You're pretty well iratze'd up, but it's going to take a little while for some of those bruises to fade. And these ––" She ran her hand over the burn marks on Clary's forearm where the demon blood had splashed her. "–– probably won't go away totally till tomorrow. If you rest, they'll heal faster, though."

And maybe that way Isabelle wouldn't have to come bail her ass from Hydra demons again, like she had today. But guess that was okay. She'd been getting a little bored, anyway. Dead Shadowhunters kept turning up and there'd been nothing much for her to do but stay around.

Clary you're so amazingly dumb. )

[ooc: NFB, OOC-okay! Taken with editing from Cassandra Clare's City of Fallen Angels.]
seveninchmotto: ([spec injury] Unstoppable.)
Isabelle had come back to chaos. Jace had run off somewhere leaving only a note behind, the Clave was actually considering surrendering to Valentine, and Luke and Clary's mother – who had shown up in Alicante unexpected (and revealed to them that Jace wasn't her son with Valentine, but rather Sebastian was) – were trying to forge an alliance between the Shadowhunters and the Downworlders to keep the Clave from caving. It took Clary coming up with a whole new rune to get the Clave on their side. Downworlders and Shadowhunters were getting paired up with runes that made them almost like parabatai. They were going to fight.

Except Isabelle, and the other Shadowhunters who were under eighteen years old. That did not sit well with her. After the few days she'd spent in Fandom, she needed to be a part of the action. Somehow. She needed to try and get her revenge and do her part.

And then she'd seen the little toy Shadowhunter in her bag.

GDI Sebastian. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay! Taken with tweaks from City of Glass. Warning for violence and blood and gore.]
seveninchmotto: ([neg] No good.)
Time passed slowly in Idris. It seemed that way to Isabelle, anyway. She felt like it dragged on when there was so little to do, and she couldn't even distract herself with calls or texts. No mundie technology in Idris. The wards messed with it too much. And sure, some things had happened. Jace had investigated what Alec had heard about Simon, and found him in the cells. Isabelle had made sure to get some cow blood out to him. And then things had stopped happening again.

And now it was Monday evening... )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay. Adapted from City of Glass. Warning for violence, gore, and off-screen character death.]
seveninchmotto: ([neg] Self-doubt is a killer.)
Since Alec had taken Simon to the Gard yesterday, things had been quiet and calm. (Or as quiet and calm as things could be in a city bustling with Shadowhunters.) So when there'd been a knock on the door, Isabelle had been quick to get to it. Maybe it would be news of some kind.

Lol no. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay. Continuing with City of Glass.]
seveninchmotto: ([neu] Fear me.)
Isabelle should have known better than to expect anything to go as planned. If you planned a big emergency portal trip to Idris with almost all of the Shadowhunters in New York? Of course you were going to get mobbed by a horde of Forsaken while you were gathered there. As an added bonus, Clary had gotten left behind in New York somehow, and Simon – who'd only been there to see her off – had gotten badly injured and then dragged to safety in Idris by Jace.

So, that had been yesterday afternoon. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay. And here begins Cassandra Clare's City of Glass. Luckily it'll go by fast.]
seveninchmotto: ([neu] Ready for things.)
Izzy and Alec snoop around, things happen. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay. Again taken from City of Ashes, which is pretty much finished now because these books are ridic easy to breeze through with a secondary character.]
seveninchmotto: ([neg] Oh great another one.)
Predictably, Isabelle had fled Fandom as soon as she'd been able to, on Tuesday. She'd headed back to New York and she hadn't stopped moving before she'd been underneath the lake in Central Park where the fae of the Seelie Court lived. Specifically, Meliorn's quarters. He hadn't seemed thrilled with her just barging in but honestly, she hadn't cared. She'd made him appreciate her presence and help her get her mind off things, and that was that.

Then, yesterday, the same theme of repression and distraction had continued when she'd gone home and convinced Alec – together with Jace – that they needed to go out and hunt, which was how they'd ended up battling a Dragonidae demon in the sewers. They'd returned from their trip (the boys caked in mud while Isabelle was perfectly clean, because she was pure at heart and it repelled the dirt, clearly) just in time to run into Maryse and Max at home, finally returned from Idris. And that had been great! For all of five seconds before things turned to drama.

And on to book two we dive. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay. Summarized/taken with from Cassandra Clare's City of Ashes. Warning for minor character death and gore. And also tl;dr.]
seveninchmotto: ([neu] Huh?)
I'm pretty sure no one here needs to look out for spoilers on this dumb canon but let's put this summary under a cut anyway. )

Considering all this was information Isabelle had gained in the last twenty four hours, was it any wonder she had chosen to bail New York a little early in anticipation of her classes, and come back to Fandom? She needed to process. Her parents wouldn't be back in New York for a little while yet, but Jace could take care of Alec. (So could Magnus, who'd hinted as much after he'd spent the night sitting by her brother's side.)

So she was here, and flopped over on her bed.

[ooc: Open door/post! Blah blah references to City of Bones which is just about done now. (Five more books to go. Sigh.)]
seveninchmotto: ([neu] Are you okay?)
All Isabelle had wanted to do was sleep off all of the previous night's woes. So, of course she'd been dragged out of bed in the middle of the night by Clary and Jace who'd absolutely had to tell everyone about the former's realization about where the Mortal Cup was, and how they had to plan to go and get them despite the fact that the search was supposed to be in the hands of the Clave now. Not that Isabelle actually objected. She needed to do something heroic and potentially dangerous to live down the humiliation of last night. Besides, Clary and Jace were right. If the Cup really was with Clary's witch neighbor, the keeper of the Sanctuary, they had a much better chance of getting it from her than the Clave.

Wheee the Mortal Cup. )

[ooc: NFB, tbc in the comments. Summarized from City of Bones.]
seveninchmotto: ([spec] Party dress.)
Isabelle had spent most of the day with Simon around Central Park. It was late when they returned to the Institute to get ready for the party, and even later still when they left for it again. The directions on the invitation took them to a largely industrial neighborhood in Brooklyn whose streets were lined with factories and warehouses. Some had been converted into lofts and galleries, but there was still something forbidding about their looming square shapes, boasting only a few windows covered in iron grilles. They made their way from the subway station, Isabelle navigating their way with the Sensor. Simon was absolutely fascinated, either with the Sensor or her. (Probably her, because she looked fabulous. She wore her clothes better than Clary, although Isabelle felt she'd done a pretty good job of dressing the other girl up.)

Wheeeee Magnus! )

[ooc: NFB, to be continued in the comments with he who knows who he is! City of Bones with editing, yadda yadda.]
seveninchmotto: ([neu] Princess.)
The Silent Brothers were not at the beck and call of ordinary mortals, nor was the their domain a place you could just waltz into at will. This meant they'd had to wait until early this morning until Jace had been able to take Clary down to the Silent City so that they could find out things that were perhaps hiding inside her brain, locked away. Simon had showed up at the Institute while Jace and Clary were gone, so once Jace called the Lightwoods to meet them for breakfast at Taki's, he tagged along. Even waited for Isabelle to get ready when Alec already headed out. Kind of like a puppy. Guess that was the type she attracted.

When they arrived at the diner, Jace and Alec and Clary were already in a booth, where the latter was perusing the perfectly ordinary menu selections with a look of stupefaction. It was all too much. "They have smoothies here?"

There's this apricot-plum smoothie with wildflower honey that's simply divine. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay. Taken with minor tweakage from City of Bones. More to follow later.]
seveninchmotto: ([neu] Lost for words.)
One of the things Isabelle liked best about the Institute – apart from the general fact that it was home – was the kitchen. It was enormous, and unlike the rest of the Institute, it was all modern, with steel counters and glassed-in shelves holding rows of crockery. While Jace was out with Clary visiting her home and attempting to find out more about whatever was going on with her, Isabelle was currently spending her afternoon right here, next to a red cast-iron stove, a round spoon in her hand. Steam was rising from the pot, and ingredients were strewn everywhere – tomatoes, chopped garlic and onions, strings of herbs, grated piles of cheese, some shelled peanuts, a handful of olives, and a whole fish, its eye staring glassily upward.

She was having a lot of fun. And she didn't even care how much Hannibal would have disapproved. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay! Taken (again, with lots and lots of editing) from City of Bones.]
seveninchmotto: ([neu] Condescending.)
By the time Isabelle got back to the Institute... not much had changed. The mundane girl was still out of it, lying on a bed in the infirmary, Alec perched on a chair nearby. The sight made Isabelle sigh. "Do you think she'll ever wake up?" she wondered. "It's been three days already."

"You have to give her time," Alec replied, looking up. "Demon poison is strong stuff, and she's a mundane. She hasn't got runes to keep her strong like we do."

Mundies die awfully easily, don't they? )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay! Taken with some heavy editing from Cassandra Clare's City of Bones.]
seveninchmotto: ([neu] Fear me.)
Things at the Institute had gotten a little more interesting again a few days agao. This owed mostly to Jace dragging a mundie girl back there after she'd been attacked by a demon. The very same girl who'd almost gotten him injured back at Pandemonium, no less. And now she'd been out cold in the Institute's infirmary for almost three days. It wasn't really a situation that needed Isabelle's presence, but she couldn't really stay away, either. So, even though she'd only arrived back on the island this morning, she was already packing for a portal back, after her classes.

The portal wouldn't even be picking her up too soon. She just had a lot of choices to make about what clothes to pack to take with her, since there was no telling whether she'd be back before her classes again next week.

[ooc: Door and post open!]
seveninchmotto: ([spec] Ruby.)
This was how it was supposed to be. Isabelle was in New York, at Club Pandemonium, in a nice white dress that covered up her Marks. The ruby rested against her chest, her whip was wrapped around her arm like a bracelet, and although the club was all darkness and artificial smoke, she knew Alec and Jace were no far at all. They were all hunting. And they'd already spotted their prey.

And their prey was taking the bait. It looked like a boy with blue hair, and it –– he had just snapped to attention, spotting Isabelle across the crowd. Isabelle smirked to herself, then turned that smirk wider and flirtier as she gave it to the guy, moving through the crowd. He followed her, not seeming to notice the two dark figures at his heels, stalking behind him. Isabelle made her way to the wall, and opened a door marked no admittance. She beckoned the blue-haired boy after her. He complied, and they slipped through the door.

Oh man here we go. )

[ooc: NFB, NFI, OOC-okay! Warning for some violence. Alec modded here and in future catch-ups with kind permission. Taken with tweakage from Cassandra Clare's City of Bones. Here we go; brace yourselves for terrible supernatural YA on your flists.]

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