Mageheart

Mage thought for a moment. "I'm okay with either one," he said. "I don't really have a preference."

Evie and Viktor exchanged a look. They could have tried salvaging the story, but another surprise answer from Felix would probably ruin it even more. And it was clear to ...

Evie froze. Viktor froze. Felix, who was terrible at reading any social cue that wasn't Viktor, Evie, or any of Evie's many creations being threatened, didn't see the reason for ...

Okay! :) That wasn't exactly how I had worded it, but the conclusion wasn't wrong. "Oh, it was," I agreed. "Ghosts were showing up everywhere. No one even knew where ...

Evie bit her lip. As far as they had been able to tell, whopperflowers didn't exist here. Felix was already an oddity back in Mondstadt, but at least they could ...

Posted! And that's a good call. :)

Mage shook his head. Soul gave a small smile underneath his helmet. It was a concern he had, too. It seemed like Harry knew Mage as well as he did ...

Mid-peering behind a tree, I froze. I kept one hand on the bark of the tree as I turned back to look at the Phantom. There were only two places ...

Without a pause, Viktor replied with, "Subject Two." Evie shot him a surprised look at his answer, eyes wide and mouth dropping ever so slightly. He had been hesitant to ...

For a moment, Evie faltered. Before Tiberius had asked the question, she hadn't realized just how much she couldn't actually say about their shared histories. She had helped Viktor make ...

*pokes as well*

Mage considered the options. He knew they needed to get new clothes they could use on their world, but he also really did want to try on other clothes. And ...

"I never said I was dead," I replied. I walked over to a tree and checked behind its trunk. Then I frowned. My body, unsurprisingly, wasn't behind it. "I said ...

I snorted. "I doubt it," I said. "And they didn't exactly find ghosts on their own. There's the Problem. It's probably less of one now that old Marissa's been taken ...

"A ghost hunting agency," I replied. I turned my attention back to the hallway we were still walking down. How long had we been going down it? No matter how ...