Magica De Spell (
lifesa_witch) wrote in
happilyeverbeginning2020-09-16 09:57 pm
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i'm your venus, i'm your fire (magica x scrooge)
Immortality tended to get boring. Whether she was booted out of the divine halls or voluntarily left depended on who you asked. As far as Magica De Spell was concerned, the mortals deserved to be in her presence every so often to entertain her. She flitted from village to village, trying to find someone worthy of her time, but alas, her standards were very high.
Then she learned to hear the whispers, the rumors, about a clan that rose from the depths of defeat and refused to stay down. The next head was a strong, determined lad who worked to the bone every day to bring glory to the family name. Curious about such a man, Magica walked along the dirt and the stones to where the man supposedly traveled for his wares. For now, she disguised her presence, allowing herself to be ignored by all living things so she could observe without being seen.
After all, when it came down to it, she wasn't going to hit it if this McDuck wasn't a looker.
Then she learned to hear the whispers, the rumors, about a clan that rose from the depths of defeat and refused to stay down. The next head was a strong, determined lad who worked to the bone every day to bring glory to the family name. Curious about such a man, Magica walked along the dirt and the stones to where the man supposedly traveled for his wares. For now, she disguised her presence, allowing herself to be ignored by all living things so she could observe without being seen.
After all, when it came down to it, she wasn't going to hit it if this McDuck wasn't a looker.

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"I'm not sleeping with her," Scrooge said flatly.
The clan head sighed. "Then might Ah suggest a compromise?"
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Scrooge sneered at that. "Well, at least we'll have an extra hand around until she gets bored." He then gave Magica a smirk. "If you want me so badly, you'll have to court me to do it."
The last part was meant to be mocking, but it was also meant as a challenge. Magica was used to having her way for everything? Well, she was going to have to do as mortals did and work for what she wanted. And given her entitled attitude, she'd lose interest quickly.
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But, nope, Scrooge had to go ahead and issue her a challenge.
"Are you daring to say that I cannot handle the work a mortal can?" She nearly screeched, hands ready to throttle him. "I who can make the oceans dry with one wave of my hand, I who command the animal kingdom with one look of my eye? Just you watch, you inelegant fool! It will only be a matter of time before you're groveling at my feet for a mere kiss of my lips!"
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Scrooge sat down at his usual spot at the table. Once Magica realized how hard working among mortals could be, she'd be leaving soon enough. There was no chance in any level of Hell that she'd put up with it for long.
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... At least the food was good. If this had been left in her temple, she would have been appeased and given a blessing.
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Still, Downy asked gamely, "More shepherd's pie, dear?"
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A... compliment. Kinda?
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Using her mother's success to gain confidence, Matilda told Magica, "I can show you to your room after dinner."
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After all, spending a night next to her body would definitely wear down his resistance.
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If this castle was small to her, what did she consider reasonably-sized?
"There's enough room, dear," Downy finally managed to say. "Donnae ye worry."
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Not to mention the younger one seemed barbaric, at least when she ate.
"so I take it you don't have servants? More's the pity."
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It was like trying to understand how a dog thought. Beyond her and beneath her.
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Matilda gave a nervous smile. "Maybe this isn't something that should be discussed over dinner?"
"Why not? It's hilarious," Hortense snickered. "Our idiot big brother -- "
"Oi!"
" -- caught the eye of a goddess and now has a running bet with her!"
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"Though it is tempting." Hortense blinked at Scrooge's glare. "What? It is."
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(and take a peek at Scrooge's.)
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The good news (for her) was that she found Scrooge's room. (Truly, this had to be fate, not blind luck!) It was simply-furnished but at least it was comfortable with its own bathroom. Plus pillows definitely smelled like her quarry.
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Not to force desire - perish the thought! She was already clearly desirable. - but to keep an eye on him if he dared to think of leaving the village without her say-so.
Satisfied, she then decided to take the first unoccupied room she found. As a goddess, it was her right to take what she wanted, be it men or floor.
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Scrooge passed by the room, pausing to glance at the door. What an insane day this was.
'When I wake up tomorrow, watch this all be a fever dream from heat stroke,' he thought wryly.
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... while Magica was still asleep, snoring quite loudly and hugging a pillow. It was clear she hadn't been expecting to wake up early.
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There was a loud knock at her door. "Time to get to work!"
He half-expected her to either have left...or not have been there in the first place.
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