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It's been a while but Xaldin is back. He's been quite busy and the slightly dishevelled appearance of his dreads gives mute testimony to that. There are little flecks of white in them as well - a side effect of the enheartening and the stress that he acquired when he was able to care about all that he'd done.
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And she can't stop that from happening.
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She pats his hand.
"If I can do that for Draco, why do you doubt what you were?"
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"............dammit."
Clearly, someone never told Mia of this and things make a hell of a lot more sense now.
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"So Fire and Ice is not my favourite dynamic. Earth and Air, perhaps. Space and Void if you must. Moon and Water. But Fire and Ice will always be the death of Vexen."
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Obvious, but accurate.
Then, to move on to another subject, and because she needs the explanation anyway, "Moon and Water?"
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The Magic Guild doesn't really teach things like that.
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Suddenly, this strikes her as very funny and she starts giggling so much that she doubles over, trying to cover her mouth to stifle it.
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"It's just-" she says, catching her breath. "It's just that my home is often called the Moon and Draco-" She wipes a tear of mirth from the corner of her eye. "Draco has an affinity for water magic. So you could say I am a Moon witch with a Water wizard under my sway."
She giggles a little more. She won't mind if he doesn't think it's particularly funny, but it just tickles her.
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