Having spent almost the entire morning in the cold, Edgar finally decided it was time to address his groaning middle. It was hard enough to focus as he thumbed through the coupon book without his stomach doing flips: he was shivering, but still felt tremendous heat radiating from within him. The attempt at a nap on a park bench hadn't helped his
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Instead, the Coluan cleared his throat awkwardly and instead attempted to focus on what had apparently brought this on-- ah.
"Oh, he did? I must not have noticed him in the dark..." he mused, briefly distracted. "But it's not a big deal, Peter. I'm fine now."
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Of course, he supposed he couldn't blame Peter from wanting more than that, since he would have had the situation been reversed, so he continued. "It attacked me, but I was able to use my new-found abilities to defeat it easily enough. There was nothing to worry about, really."
He decided it wasn't worth mentioning the cat, however, nor how curiously detached he'd been during the confrontation. He had his own theories about that, and sharing them with Peter at this point would only worry his friend. So instead, Brainy offered the other boy a smile and indicated a nearby booth.
"We can talk about it more if you like, but I think it would be better if we sat down, don't you? I'd like to hear about what you were up to last night as well."
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"I used the abilities I gained the other night. They were... surprisingly effective."
Fortunately he was saved from going into further detail as the waitress returned with their drinks and his muffin. It had been warmed a little, and the steam rose from it and the mugs in a lazy coil that was surprisingly relaxing. And the warmth from the mug was welcome as well, he had to admit as he wrapped his hands around it and made an automatic, soft noise of approval.
"Olympus..." Brainy tried the word out as he tasted his cocoa. "I like it. I'd be happy to use it if we ever need to."
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And he himself had to admit he didn't want to dwell too much on how easy he'd found it all. It was something that would wait for another time.
Fortunately a distraction presented itself in the form of Peter enjoying his drink, and Brainy laughed quietly at how eager his friend was. He was enjoying the beverage as well, but not quite so enthusiastically as Peter did. It was oddly refreshing to see ( ... )
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Besides, he was more interested and concerned with Peter's own experiences than those of the rest of this mysterious 'group'. ...which he was trying not to point out that he hadn't been invited to be a part of, though the thought did worry at the edges of his mind. He didn't even know who this Harvey might be.
As Peter's story came to a close, Brainy frowned, concern even sharper in his face now. "You should try and recover before you do anything further," he pointed out, likely unnecessarily. "Especially if you were burned last night. That needs time to heal, Peter."
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