[The past month has not been kind to Dave.
He’s still upset over Jane’s sudden departure, still bitter because Balthazar isn’t here, still anxious because Drake is.
He’s more anxious over the Morganian’s presence now than when he first arrived, though, which Dave didn’t think was possible. Then again, he never thought he’d have to tell Drake about
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It's probably just some weird weather.
Except... there's something about it that feels wrong.
A few heartbeats later, he glances down at the ground and claps a hand over his mouth to keep a scream at bay.]
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And on his front.
And everywhere.
The hairs on his neck and arms stand on end. He tries to push past the sensation, to move more quickly and get away from whatever's watching him, but his legs won't cooperate.]
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He's been even more isolated since then than he was during his research binge. He'd like to say he's mostly been plotting that whole time, but really it's been split between plotting and having a pants-shittingly terrifying existential crisis.
Drake has decided that tonight is the night to make his move. With the Strangelings loose, no one would notice the disappearance of a fairly isolated student (at least, for a while).
It's almot a blessing when Drake sees the Merlinian wander off into the stadium alone. It's a nice, large arena to kick his ass in unnoticed. Almost like Dave wanted to die.
Drake takes off in pursuit not long after Dave enters the stadium. He know it's not the smartest thing to be doing right now, but fuck the Strangelings. This is revenge.]
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The thing is, with the memory of the Mist still crawling up his spine, Dave isn't really thinking that Drake's going to try to kill him.
Dave's thinking that Drake already did try. That he's involved with the Mist, somehow. That all of the suspicions he had when Drake first showed up were completely true.
He glares at the Morganian, but doesn't move.]
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But what Drake is seeing, feeling, comes from deep in his bones. It's the magic in him, past the showy tricks he subscribes to, even past what distinguishes him as a disciple of Morgana. It's the primal magic, entwined in the DNA every sorcerer and sorceress, screaming in every fiber of his being that this is Not Right.
He wants to listen it it, with all his body and soul he does, but his head and heart are far louder at the moment. They're calling for blood of this stupid little twat (this being of unimaginable power)
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He clenches and unclenches his fists at his sides and when he speaks, his voice is low and gruff.]
Drake.
You did this, didn't you?
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