OLIVER
Rolling over to his back, Oliver looked up, expecting to see a horse ass right next to him, but instead there was nothing. The blonde sat up and looked at Loren who didn't look too pleased. Now, Oliver expected the man to be mad at him for having to interfere by throwing the rock, for being mad that he fell to the ground.
However, that wasn't the case. Instead, he started accusing Oliver, of all people, of hiding away magic! "What the fuck Loren?" He sounded far more confused than aggressive, like he didn't understand why Loren was so furious with him.
It took a bit, but Oliver soon stood up and walked over to him, his fists balling a bit. His eyebrows scrunched down and he mad a bit of a frustrated face as he looked at the other.
"You and I both know that-" Then it dawned on him. His face soon relaxed and his eyebrows raised back to normal. It took a few seconds for Oliver to speak once more, drifting off and looking just beyond Loren. "I...I...didn't" He didn't what? Oliver wasn't sure what happened. How it happened.
"All I did was look at the stones...I was going to use it as a weapon but it wasn't where I could grab it. Even if I want to reach for it, the unicorn knocked me over-" He tried to explain to Loren. It was clearly overwhelming because he was switching from denial to trying to figure out if he actually had done magic. Never had he actually showed signs of it and long had he accepted that he was boring, basic, useless.
This changed everything and Loren looking at him like he was a dog who just pissed on the carpet wasn't helping him to reconcile with this.
However, that wasn't the case. Instead, he started accusing Oliver, of all people, of hiding away magic! "What the fuck Loren?" He sounded far more confused than aggressive, like he didn't understand why Loren was so furious with him.
It took a bit, but Oliver soon stood up and walked over to him, his fists balling a bit. His eyebrows scrunched down and he mad a bit of a frustrated face as he looked at the other.
"You and I both know that-" Then it dawned on him. His face soon relaxed and his eyebrows raised back to normal. It took a few seconds for Oliver to speak once more, drifting off and looking just beyond Loren. "I...I...didn't" He didn't what? Oliver wasn't sure what happened. How it happened.
"All I did was look at the stones...I was going to use it as a weapon but it wasn't where I could grab it. Even if I want to reach for it, the unicorn knocked me over-" He tried to explain to Loren. It was clearly overwhelming because he was switching from denial to trying to figure out if he actually had done magic. Never had he actually showed signs of it and long had he accepted that he was boring, basic, useless.
This changed everything and Loren looking at him like he was a dog who just pissed on the carpet wasn't helping him to reconcile with this.
i saw that my life
was a vast glowing empty page
and i could do anything i wanted
