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When Harry Wells sets off an explosion, he does not mess about. The worst of the concussive force had spent itself before they stepped out the door, but there's still energy to spend as the gas from the cooker's slashed lines expends itself in a blaze of glory. And, of course, the fire- there is always the fire- but Zuko's hand is on
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The place is probably going to collapse, until Zuko is OUT the building, and expelling flame into great gusts into hte open air.
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Somewhere below is the abbatoir neither of them knows about, the cellar turned to purposes no one sane ought to contemplate.
Neither of these is much on Wells' mind at the moment. Zuko can redirect the forces of fire and heat, but Wells isn't capable of standing against the rest of the force. He's going through the remains of the wall, back first, tumbling end over end in a manner that would likely kill him (or at least break most of his bones) if he weren't armoured.
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That comes with it.
Toppling outside, he is eventually -- left on the ground, panting and exhausted, well singed with blistering hands. But he'll heal.
He just should have recognized his limits.
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Once that's settled, he turns to Cooper and jerks his head in the appropriate direction.
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God, he never realised how many smells there were in this forest before. Even more so than the one behind Milliways. This forest was older, and there was nothing of magic to it. Only growing things, and rot, and trees and beasts and men- and a sudden sharp smell that puts a shiver down his spine, because while he doesn't recognise it, he can sure as hell tell where one of the werewolves Cooper just faced had been.
He'll take a few more steps to get upwind of that, thanks.
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