you can tell how dangerous a person is by the way they hold their anger inside themselves quietly
Many elements lived within his veins – life drain the first, but fire had always been the second, mastered, contorted, controlled, amid bloodlines or some other unspoken enigma. He wouldn’t have touched or scorched her with it, not the emblem of flames themselves, and perhaps she’d known, given the stillness.
Glancing back at the Evergreen, the Sword surmounted that she was most definitely leaving food around her mouth on purpose (yes, he’d been noticing, and no, he wasn’t going to fall for it). Leaning back, seemingly out of her arm’s length and range, he bit off a piece of his own brownie, savoring the confection along his tongue, a deep rumble beginning in his chest for the satisfaction and contentment alone. “Need one more dark magic, and to skirmish with someone who will use theirs on me,” came along explanations, forthright while he consumed. “I can probably irritate Ru into using her lightning on the scale, and Sah for the training.”
Sensing Belial hovering nearby (likely for the brownies), he draped the bag along his lap and over his thighs for safekeeping and warding, not catching Evie’s covetous appeals and glances. “You are welcome,” he wrinkled his nose in turn, though she’d had to work for it. “When you are done, we can practice again.”
Glancing back at the Evergreen, the Sword surmounted that she was most definitely leaving food around her mouth on purpose (yes, he’d been noticing, and no, he wasn’t going to fall for it). Leaning back, seemingly out of her arm’s length and range, he bit off a piece of his own brownie, savoring the confection along his tongue, a deep rumble beginning in his chest for the satisfaction and contentment alone. “Need one more dark magic, and to skirmish with someone who will use theirs on me,” came along explanations, forthright while he consumed. “I can probably irritate Ru into using her lightning on the scale, and Sah for the training.”
Sensing Belial hovering nearby (likely for the brownies), he draped the bag along his lap and over his thighs for safekeeping and warding, not catching Evie’s covetous appeals and glances. “You are welcome,” he wrinkled his nose in turn, though she’d had to work for it. “When you are done, we can practice again.”
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