"If you're not healed," as if he would pay the slightest attention to that caveat. Fortunately for everyone involved, though, after a week of rest Peter is right back up to his usual energetic self. Including all of his feverish work on the runes that had taken down Fisher the first time. When the text comes in, he immediately starts stuffing all of his notes and tools into a backpack, as well as the preliminary runes he'd been able to manufacture.

It's time to go. And maybe - maybe this time they can put an end to this for good.

I'm coming. You can't stop me.

Which is frankly kind of ominous so - after a moment, he sends another text.

I'm fine tho, I rested all week. Also it's not targeting me, we already know it's not, so can you please stop saying that, its creepy

There, that's more of a normal text from him. That leaves him with all of his stuff put together, ready to go ...

He hesitates a moment more though. Quite frankly he's not confident in his own rune abilities here. If he screws this up, this could be bad. But who else can help? Who else is magically powerful, has already faced one of these things, and would have good reason to care about Héctor?

... Oh. Oh boy. He really, really hates to do this, but if it's just his own pride at stake he'll take it okay. Peter reluctantly shoulders his backpack and rushes back to Lumiére to go knock on Imelda's door.