Magica De Spell (
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So stay away from me / the beast is ugly (scrooge x magica)
The carriage ride was so long that by the time the horses stopped, night had already settled in. It was a full moon, allowing the stone pathway to be illuminated. The rider said nothing, simply taking Scrooge's bags and walking on ahead. With any luck, this wouldn't be a return trip - but luck had died long ago in this place.
In the distance, one could hear the caws of several ravens, far away in the dark forests. It was difficult to see the house in the darkness, but it was certainly large and grand. Definitely belonging to someone of high class and lots of money. After all, it was part of the reason Scrooge was here.
Another servant was at the door, waiting for them.
"Either look her in the eyes," he warned, "or have them stay on the floor. Never anywhere else. Just keep your introduction and qualifications short. it is..." He hesitated, glancing backwards. "Often too easy to stoke her anger. And lastly... never ask questions."
Some of these things had probably been told to Scrooge before - he'd been recommended the job, after all. Granted, the recommendation came with the mysterious woman buying up his shop like it was nothing. Still, it seemed at least the servants wanted this to go well.
Whatever "this" was... it was about to begin, if he was ready to enter.
In the distance, one could hear the caws of several ravens, far away in the dark forests. It was difficult to see the house in the darkness, but it was certainly large and grand. Definitely belonging to someone of high class and lots of money. After all, it was part of the reason Scrooge was here.
Another servant was at the door, waiting for them.
"Either look her in the eyes," he warned, "or have them stay on the floor. Never anywhere else. Just keep your introduction and qualifications short. it is..." He hesitated, glancing backwards. "Often too easy to stoke her anger. And lastly... never ask questions."
Some of these things had probably been told to Scrooge before - he'd been recommended the job, after all. Granted, the recommendation came with the mysterious woman buying up his shop like it was nothing. Still, it seemed at least the servants wanted this to go well.
Whatever "this" was... it was about to begin, if he was ready to enter.
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Clara appeared to get the message, as the sounds that followed signaled her putting the tray on the floor and walking away.
With a sigh, Magica idly stroked Scrooge's face.
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His family wouldn't accept a sorceress in their blood - not to mention her own raining down hell. She wasn't worth the trouble. He probably had his whole life planned ahead - the castle, his little bookshop, his brood. Whereas she had to get Ratface back and then... what? Planned loneliness?
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He groggily opened his eyes to look at her. "How soon is eventually?" he asked, voice husky from slumber.
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"Breakfast is getting cold." She finally forced out.
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He sighed and sat up. "Suppose there's only one thing to be done about that."
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"Still warm."
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It was stupid, but...he felt a bit bold this morning.
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But he would be found eventually. Then what? Her life goal had been to be rich enough to live alone, but now that she had the goal accomplished... she wasn't sure what she'd do with her life. Didn't Scrooge want to go back to his bookshop?
She was clearly hesitating.
"I... I need to think it over." Which wasn't a lie, but wasn't the whole truth either.
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He gave an awkward smile. "Let's have breakfast. I'm sure I'll think of something else by next week."
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