Magica de Spell (
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reign over everything / take over everything (magica x scrooge x poe)
Magica was genuinely happy - not the malicious smirk of making her enemies suffer, nor the lustful glee of a good night in Scrooge's arms - no, what was on Magica's face this evening was of pure happiness. And why shouldn't she be? The one person nearest and dearest to her heart was finally coming home. The moment she'd gotten the notice - via a letter tied around a raven's leg - she ordered the most lavish celebration the coven could create for his arrival. All the best wines were to be brought up, the fattest pigs slaughtered...
The entire castle was gathered in the throne room - slaves, witches, warlocks, relatives and minions, all were to be there for the return of the second head of the coven. The moment the doors opened, the music played, and everyone else fell to their knees in worship.
Funny enough, the man in question didn't appear to give a damn about what was going on.
Sure, he was smiling, but he wasn't acknowledging anyone he walked by, no matter how loudly they called his name and praised his safe return. As far as Lord Poe De Spell was concerned, there was only one other person in the room - his dear sister.
Once Poe arrived at the base of the thrones, he put an arm to his stomach and bowed graciously. Magica in turn placed a hand on her dress for a simple, quick curtsy. "It is good to see you home safe and sound, Poe."
"It's good to be home, Magica." He raised his head. "The conquest of the southern territories was a complete success. They shan't be giving us anymore trouble."
With the formalities over with, Magica suddenly ran into Poe's arms, and he held her as tightly possible.
The entire castle was gathered in the throne room - slaves, witches, warlocks, relatives and minions, all were to be there for the return of the second head of the coven. The moment the doors opened, the music played, and everyone else fell to their knees in worship.
Funny enough, the man in question didn't appear to give a damn about what was going on.
Sure, he was smiling, but he wasn't acknowledging anyone he walked by, no matter how loudly they called his name and praised his safe return. As far as Lord Poe De Spell was concerned, there was only one other person in the room - his dear sister.
Once Poe arrived at the base of the thrones, he put an arm to his stomach and bowed graciously. Magica in turn placed a hand on her dress for a simple, quick curtsy. "It is good to see you home safe and sound, Poe."
"It's good to be home, Magica." He raised his head. "The conquest of the southern territories was a complete success. They shan't be giving us anymore trouble."
With the formalities over with, Magica suddenly ran into Poe's arms, and he held her as tightly possible.
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With that, Scrooge turned and walked somewhat stiffly out of her bedroom door. Once he was outside, he glanced up and down the hallway before allowing himself to wince and softly groan. It had felt good once Poe had stopped pounding him, but now he was paying for it.
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Magica used magic to quickly clean herself up and dress, still going over the events of last night in her head. Perhaps she had been acting a tad differently since Poe left... but. Well. Scrooge was special. And didn't Magica deserve all the special things in life? Surely Poe would come to realize Scrooge's uniqueness in time, and treat him as he deserved.
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Honestly, Poe made him a bit uneasy. Something about the way the man had stared at him. No, not at him. Into him. Though what he'd been looking for, he didn't know. Scrooge was of the McDuck bloodline, a bloodline born of cowards. What could Poe possibly be searching for?
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But. Hmmm.
Poe ran his fingers along the spines of the books. This was more than alphabetical order... like was with like, and without a spec of dust.
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He was somewhat surprised to see Poe there, but he bowed. "Master, Mistress is expecting you for lunch in her workroom."
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"You cleaned this place." A statement, not a question.
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He walked up to Scrooge. "You did this all by yourself." Now it was a question, sort of.
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He didn't move, wondering what Poe was planning. Part of him wondered if Poe would strike him. Likely not kill him. Magica wouldn't be happy if Poe did that.
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"Who taught you how to read, and write, and use numbers?" Brave, this one, to meet Poe's eyes. No trembling or signs of fear, even after what Poe had done to him that night.
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He was starting to get seriously worried. He had to be saying something Poe didn't like judging from the other's scowl.
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Poe lightly tapped his arm as he listened and thought. In the end, why not be blunt? He doubted Scrooge would be tattling on him to Magica.
"I'll be blunt," he finally said. "I don't trust you. Seeing my dear sister attached to a slave... is unnerving. I don't know what you did to charm her, and if I asked, you'd say you didn't know either. You're too smart for a slave, a live one, and you bear the scar of McDuck." To Poe, it was one coincidence too many.
"Oh, I won't harm you, and I won't kill you... you mean too much to Magica for that."
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However, he didn't dare speak his questions aloud. Instead, he said, "Thank you for your mercy, Master."
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Maybe Scrooge wasn't a spy, and just insane.
"It's my sister who deserves your thanks. You live by her will alone." A derisive snort. "I doubt she'll even let me be alone with you for too long, since I was so 'rude' to you last night." With that, he began to walk past Scrooge.
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Still, he had a job to do. Lunch needed to be served along with checking to see if there was anything else the twins wanted him to do before he resumed maintaining the library.
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His questions around the castle about Scrooge proved fruitless. No one had anything to say about him - or were too afraid too. Useless lot, all of them.
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Poe would find Scrooge sweeping up the last bits of ash from around the fireplace, preparing to go retrieve more firewood. He paused as he saw Poe enter, bowing respectfully but saying nothing. It was likely Poe wanted quiet, after all.
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Poe walked by him without acknowledging his presence... at first. he frowned as he picked at a few books, lost in thought. After choosing a fifth book, he snapped his fingers. "Come here."
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No, not quite perfect. The differences were subtle but still there.
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Would the other man threaten him again? Or maybe go for dominating him to teach him his place? Not that Scrooge needed reminders...
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