I Was Made To Love You (Part 3)

                                    

                                          
Landon is in the kitchen eating a sandwich, "Oh, perfect timing. I was starving, but you really didn't have to..." Landon says to Hope. "Oh, I did. I mean, you know, with all the calories that you've been burning. Which, speaking of, do you have any idea how much weight you were lifting?" Hope asks. "Nope," Landon says. "Like, 300 pounds," Hope replies. Landon chuckles, "Sweet," Landon says. "That doesn't strike you as odd?" Hope asks. "I mean, you're human now, Landon. At least you're supposed to be," Hope mutters. "Lifting almost 300 pounds would snap your arms," Hope says. "So that's why you're worried," Landon asks. "With good reason," Hope says. "With no reason. I mean, don't get me wrong, I wish I had a better explanation, but I don't remember anything that happened to me in Malivore, so..." Landon says. "And I wanted you back so badly that I didn't notice any differences. Wade actually did. He had this crazy theory that you've changed," Hope says. "Wade doesn't know me the way you do," Landon says. "I should hope not," Hope says. "I'm fine," Landon says. "Well, you shouldn't be," Hope asks. "You should be covered in hives right now," Hope says. Landon gave the auburn haired Mikaelson a look, "Landon's allergic to avocados," Hope says. Landon puts down the sandwich, "And that sandwich that you've been eating..." Hope continues. "See, the Landon I remember would be breaking out. His throat would be closing up. You know, I even...I brought an EpiPen, in case I was wrong, but you're not gonna need it...and that is the whole problem," Hope says. "Because you are not Landon," Hope finishes. "Ad somnum," Hope says, Landon falls to the ground.
Klaus looks at Hayley, "She is a genius," Klaus whispers. "She is," Hayley adds. Hope looks at her cousin, "Sorry," Hope says. "No, it's okay, you could not have anyone listening in," Faith says. Hope nods, Grace looks at Lizzie, "I wish that we could have been there," Lizzie says. Grace laughs, "Me too,"
Hope puts Landon in the Old Mill, and then calls Faith. "Hey," Faith answers. "You still feel guilt from Cleo," Hope asks. "Yes," Faith says. "I'm going to hit two birds with one stone," Hope says. "What was with the sandwich," Faith asks. "It's taken care of," Hope says. "Faith," Josie says. "Got to go," Faith says. Hope hangs up, and heads to the school, the auburn haired Mikaelson walks up the stairs to Cleo's dorm. Hope knocks on the door to Cleo's dorm and the girl opens it up. "Hi. Do you need something?" Cleo asks. "I'm pretty sure that there's something wrong with Landon," Hope says, watching for any reaction from Cleo. "Actually, no. I know that there's something wrong with Landon," Hope adds. "I just needed a second opinion," Hope says. "Then allow me to be that for you," Cleo says. "Perfect, let's go," Hope says. Cleo and Hope leave the school heading to the Old Mill.
"She is still feeling guilty for something," Rebekah says. "What," Kol and Klaus ask. Hope smirks, "Uncle Finn, would you like to say what it was," Faith asks. Finn rolls his eyes, "No," Finn replies. "Really," Josie asks. "Because you had plenty to say when we went to tell Grace and Lizzie," Hope says. "What happened," Faith finishes. Finn smirks, "You needed a push," Finn says. Grace and Lizzie exchange a look and both of them smirk, "It's not our fault," the two say. 
In the funeral home, Caroline and Ted are standing face to face as the three girls sit on some chairs. "It's all lies. You truly expect me to believe that I'm some...egotistical sap who calls himself The Necromancer?" Ted says. "Or that I harbor simultaneous vendettas against you, your school..." Ted continues before laughing. "and a...and a mud man who goes by the preposterous name of Malivore?" he asks. Ted chuckles again, "All of which I hate so much that I've traveled across the very fabric of time and space, beyond the reach of death itself, to have my revenge?" Ted asks. Caroline looks at the girls who shrug, "Pretty much," Caroline says. "Ah. My name is Ted. I'm a simple man who does a job few wish to, but one that brings comfort to others," Ted says. "Which conveniently involves being surrounded by dead people," Josie says. "So, thanks for the Ted talk, but we don't think that this is a coincidence," Faith says. "What I think is that you and your family need is help. Professional help. Because I am not, nor will I ever be, a-a necromancer," Ted says. "The," Faith says. "The Necromancer," Caroline says. "Yeah, so you say," Ted complains. "Okay, 'Ted', let's assume for a second here you are telling the truth. Why are you in Mystic Falls?" Jen asks. "I don't know," Ted says. "You are going to have to do better than that," Faith says, allowing her eyes to change. "I have amnesia," Ted says. Josie and Faith exchange a look, "Mm. Hmm," the two say in unison. "A few weeks ago, I awoke not far from here in a garish ice cream store uniform and...no memories at all of how I came to this charming place. "But I am a firm believer in blooming where one is planted, so...well, I'm making the best of it," Ted says. "So you're not the source of the monster problem?" Faith asks. "No. Sorry for scuttling your psychotic agenda, but you'll have to come up with a plan B elsewhere," Ted says. "Well, unfortunately, plan B involves you, too," Josie says. "Now, there is a mystical artifact I'm in desperate need of answers about, and I think you could help me get them," Caroline says. "But it's gonna require you to become The Necromancer again..." Faith and Josie say in unison. Ted turns around, "Bah!" he shouts. "He just bah'd," Josie says. Faith smirks as she stands, "No one genuinely bahs except The Necromancer," Faith says. "This is madness. This magical mumbo jumbo you speak of isn't even real," Ted says. "Josie," Faith says. The dark haired siphon begins to siphon Ted, "What are you doing?" he asks. "Ah," he adds groaning. "It burns!" Ted complains. "I just siphoned you, which means you have magic," Josie says. "He's in there, all right. Although intentionally bringing The Necromancer to the surface sounds like something we'd live to regret, if we're lucky," Faith says. "I must insist you leave. Now," Ted says. "Not a problem," Caroline says. "I have a school to run," she adds. "Do you girls have it from here," she asks. "I-I'll put up a shield spell. Just in case," Josie says. "Good idea," Caroline says. "Faith, if he messes up, blow him to hell," Caroline says. "It will be mine genuine pleasure," Faith says with a smirk on her face. Caroline kisses her daughter's head, "Stay safe," she says. "Will do," Josie says.
Klaus looks back at the blonde, "I have never been more attracted to you than I am at this moment," the hybrid says. "You mean the moment where I told your niece to blow someone to hell," Caroline asks. "Exactly," Klaus says. "Lovely," Caroline whispers.