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    Assailant -- Year 226

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    "But the dream, the echo, slips from him as quickly as he had found it and as consciousness comes to him (a slap and not the gentle waves of oceanic tides), it dissolves entirely. His muscles relax as the cold claims him again, as the numbness sets in, and when his grey eyes open, there’s nothing but the faint after burn of a dream often trod and never remembered." --Brigade, written by Laura


    [open]  call me the world's sexiest killing machine; any
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    Well damn. That sexy badass fairy had just cracked the whip, hit him with a bit of her magic, and boom, shiny metal ass restored. Kerberos was pretty damn stoked about that part, but she’d vanished the second it was done, the sly wench. Not even a quickie behind the bushes to celebrate. Bummer.

    Ah well, he’d find somebody else to bang.

    Right. Well. Fuck. Now what? He could prance on into Pangea and see if anybody wanted to stir shit up, but well...he had a bit of a history of pissing off magicians, what with that one time he’d hit on that smokin’ hot pretty boy and pissed off Daddy Dearest. What’s his face. Pazuzu, that was the one. Mmm, he would’ve been fun back before he got himself all whipped into shape and domesticated. Athoooough. Cur had it on pretty good authority that the sexy son of a bitch had expanded his sexual horizons, and wouldn’t it just be a delight to get in on that?

    Or to bang his slightly-less-sexy-now-that-he’d-been-scarred-all-to-hell-and-back-by-someone-other-than-Cur son right under his nose.

    Mmm, that could be fun.

    Wait, right, focusing. Not pissing off magicians who wouldn’t take it out on his ass in a fun way. Right. So probably sashaying on into Pangea and seeing who wanted to make some noise wasn’t the best idea. Instead, Cur wandered around the forest, enjoying the fact that he was made of fucking iron again. Mmm, and there was this extra lovely little bit of power running in his cold metal veins, too. The power to give other people their shit back. Oh but that could come in handy.

    Trade it for sexual favors? Eh, boring. Too easy. Not so much fun, unless the person he was trading with found the idea of fucking him utterly abhorrent. Ha, then it might be fun. Make ‘em squirm, make ‘em play his game, make ‘em subject themselves to something they found so disgusting they’d hate themselves for it after. Make it just worth it enough that they’d do it anyhow. Heh.

    Maybe.

    While he considered his options, Cur found himself a nice ol’ river to walk on top of instead of the grass, just because he could. Just because it’d carry him again, the way it always had before the stupid world fell apart and stripped him of his badassery.

    Well. Ass restored. Time to wreak a little havoc, huh?
    Bite my shiny metal ass.
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    Of all the horses in Beqanna stripped of their power, Sunday appeared to care the least. It was due to a lot of things - for one, she wasn't born with her magick. It was given to her, and she just assumed (incorrectly) that when the jungle disappeared so did her magick. She (wrongly) assumed they were tied together. She often forgets - as does most of the land - that everything is connected in a complex series of chains and joints. It's easy for her to think that she only needed to "earn" her invisibility back and then she'd be "restored." Honestly, her invisibility was the least interesting trait of hers - and it caused her such grief as a child!

    Now look at her! Prized Amazonian, at one time a blood rider, now back with the lot of the estranged women, washed up on the shore of this new Beqanna without a bump or scratch. She seemed utterly at peace with her sudden loss of powers, though it did unsettle her from time to time. What she wouldn't give to be an empath again! To see auras! All of it was such a fascinating prospect, such a pivotal part of who she'd grown to become!

    It's thoughts like this that made her wander.

    Tonight she doesn't wander too far, the Forest is plenty distance from Nerine. It doesn't take her long to see the iron creature atop the water, looking pleased as punch. She didn't need empathy to see that. Her smile is easy, her call is light as she stands in the shallows of the shore. "I don't believe I've seen that one before," she tells him - all in jest. Nothing about Sunday is imposing or threatening.
    SUNDAY


    never put your faith in a prince. when you require a miracle, trust in a witch
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