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Just Magica! Just Magica! Just Just Magica! [magica x donald]
There were so many possible factors to this outcome that it was truly difficult to tell which one was right - or if they were all right at once.
That years of captivity in the dime had taken away the last bits of Magica's humanity.
That someone loving her, even under a false love, was something she'd never had before.
That the spell she used to finally defeat Scrooge cost her sanity.
But in the end, did it matter? Now Duckberg was under the rule of a madwoman, and her reach was beginning to spread. Scrooge and his nephews had managed to escape, if only thanks to Donald's intervention, and he was now paying the ultimate price. The once proud mansion owned by the McDuck family was now a terrifying castle like those of old, and no one could trust their own shadow. Every raven was a spy, every night lasting longer than the one before. No one knew how to remain safe. But even if they were told, they might not believe it.
Because now, instead of revenge, Magica only wanted one thing - and anything that was a threat to it would suffer.
Like, say, ex-girlfriends.
Magica sat upon her golden throne, made out of Scrooge's treasures, conjuring up a spell to search the globe. Once she'd find these silly, stupid women who didn't know a good thing when they had it, she'd get rid of them. One couldn't run the risk of Donald still loving these wretched harpies. No matter where they were, she'd find them, surely she would, and then she'd bring them here, and then she'd take care of them right in front of Donald.
Then he'd see. Then he'd understand, understand how much she loved him, and how if he knew what was good for the world, he'd never love anyone but her.
She cackled deliriously, waving her hand to get a closer look at countries and continents. "Thought you could hide? Not for long..."
That years of captivity in the dime had taken away the last bits of Magica's humanity.
That someone loving her, even under a false love, was something she'd never had before.
That the spell she used to finally defeat Scrooge cost her sanity.
But in the end, did it matter? Now Duckberg was under the rule of a madwoman, and her reach was beginning to spread. Scrooge and his nephews had managed to escape, if only thanks to Donald's intervention, and he was now paying the ultimate price. The once proud mansion owned by the McDuck family was now a terrifying castle like those of old, and no one could trust their own shadow. Every raven was a spy, every night lasting longer than the one before. No one knew how to remain safe. But even if they were told, they might not believe it.
Because now, instead of revenge, Magica only wanted one thing - and anything that was a threat to it would suffer.
Like, say, ex-girlfriends.
Magica sat upon her golden throne, made out of Scrooge's treasures, conjuring up a spell to search the globe. Once she'd find these silly, stupid women who didn't know a good thing when they had it, she'd get rid of them. One couldn't run the risk of Donald still loving these wretched harpies. No matter where they were, she'd find them, surely she would, and then she'd bring them here, and then she'd take care of them right in front of Donald.
Then he'd see. Then he'd understand, understand how much she loved him, and how if he knew what was good for the world, he'd never love anyone but her.
She cackled deliriously, waving her hand to get a closer look at countries and continents. "Thought you could hide? Not for long..."
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As opposed to the patron saint of sanity she is now.
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"The...kiss at the lake?"
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She nuzzled his hand, sighing in happy memories.
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"Really?"
He had still been under the impression that she had only been using him then, so he wasn't sure what surprised him more; the fact that she had wanted to kiss him, or the fact that she had wanted it more than revenge against his uncle.
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Perhaps, maybe, just maybe, things would've stopped there. The plan, the magic, the insanity. Who knew?
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Was it really his fault that all this happened in the first place?
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"Instead, you became my dirty little secret."
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"What, uh...What happened after that? After we...didn't kiss, I mean. What um...What'd you think about?"
He wasn't sure he really wanted to know, but...maybe he needed to.
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She then smirked, her fingers tightening on his hand. "But thanks to my magic... I could have both."
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“Of course, Mistress.”
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"I'm...sorry, Mistress. I don't mean to seem ungrateful. It's only because you are so much stronger than I am. All I'm really capable of is being devoted to you."
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"Actually... there is a way you can prove your loyalty." She began to stand up again, releasing her hold on him. "Come. We're going to take a little trip to the vault." Not all of Scrooge's treasures had been destroyed... not yet. There were hundreds of things to go through, and the victory had been recent.
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He just hoped he would be able to do it.
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The actual money part is of no use to her. No, it's the collection she's here for, the things Scrooge collected over decades of exploration. Many are still behind closed doors in this quiet hallway.
"Now then... choose one of your uncle's great treasures, and destroy it."
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Swallowing another lump in his throat, he murmured quietly, "...Yes, Mistress." Then he started making his way down the hallway, his heart racing as he tried to think.
Even if he didn't know whether he would see Scrooge again...what could he possibly destroy of his uncle's?
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"Use whatever method you please, just so long as it no longer holds the same value it once did." Monetary, emotional, whatever would work.
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As he continued down the hallway, he paused by one of the doors, reading the name of what was kept inside. Then, hesitating just a moment, he slowly opened the door.
Inside the room was what looked like a golden statue, hidden behind the glass of a display case on a pedestal. The statue, despite being gold, looked unremarkable by itself.
But as Donald stared at it, he felt another lump forming in his throat.
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But of course Donald couldn't smash it with his bare hands - which is why, next time he looks around, he'll see her holding out a large, thick ax. "Here you are, darling. Unless you'd prefer a different weapon? I'd just hate to see you hurt yourself." That was her job.
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He glanced at her, then eyed the ax. "...Actually, I think a mallet might be easier."
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"As you wish, Donald." Black shadows overtook the ax, transforming it into a big, menacing mallet.
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There was just a moment of hesitation, his own memories of the statue flooding back to him. This treasure was from the very first - and possibly only - adventure that he and Scrooge had gone on together. It hadn't been easy without Della, because the two of them had argued a lot more. But they had still managed to come back triumphant with the idol.
To be honest, he hadn't realized Scrooge had kept it. But after all this...if things were to go back to normal...Scrooge probably would never want to see it again.
His eyes narrowing, he raised the mallet and swung hard, shattering the display case and sending the statue into the opposite wall.
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"How beautiful!" She squealed, watching as the pieces fell. "Scrooge's own hard-earned glory, destroyed by his own flesh and blood! I almost wish he was here to see this... his past, ruined by his future! All for my happiness! Because Donald chose me over you!"
"AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA!"
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To be honest, he wasn't really doing this for her. But all the anger and frustration he had been feeling before had bubbled back to the surface, lighting the fire in him even for just a brief moment.
Because he knew...He knew that even if the world was to be fixed, his uncle would never take him back. Not after the part he played in all of this. And the boys would be ashamed of him, would likely hate him too.
But what made him angriest was his own self-loathing...because he knew he deserved it.
With one last swing, he tossed the mallet into the pedestal, sending both crashing into the back wall. Standing in the middle of the room, he took heavy breaths, just taking a moment to hold on to that fire.
It was all he had left.
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Even when Donald had tossed away the mallet, the deed done, her body was overloading. Suddenly, she threw herself at him, grabbing him by arm and forcing a hard, passionate kiss onto him. Her body trembled, close to dripping with desire.
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