Mageheart

"The first ones?" I asked. "Definitely not. I haven't seen them since I died." Technically I had seen Lucy since then, but that had just been Nikko looking like her. ...

"Friends?" I scoffed. "I don't have-" I faltered. ...I did have them, even if I didn't really want to admit it. depends on the world," I finally admitted, looking back ...

Colt didn't know what was worse - the insult, or the fact that everyone ignored him right afterwards. He was just a footnote in the conversation. And right after Kiirion ...

I smirked. "Even if you did have magic," I said, "I doubt you'd understand it - no one has magic quite like mine." There had been that Ezekiel ghost, but ...

"You're welcome," she replied, giving a small smile and a tiny blush of her own, too. She waded in the water for a minute, trying to figure out what to ...

Jun blinked. Even if she was right about this really being the Spirit World, she had no idea what the woman was talking about. It seemed like only one person ...

I faltered. "...I...guess," I finally said. It didn't feel like a gift most of the time, but my powers did have their benefits. The most recent times I had used ...

"Oycilis," Kat repeated - trying her best to get the pronunciation right. That name was just as beautiful as the siren. As soon as that thought passed through Kat's head, ...

This just in: both Oycilis and Kat are bi disasters! :P When the singing stopped, Kat strangely felt disappointed. She paused, for a moment, after the singing stopped. She was ...

New day, new pad?

Since we already talked about what Kat looks like in our PMs, I'll hold off on adding a description for her - I can always edit this post later to ...

"...You don't have to sound so happy about it," I muttered. I finally looked up from the fire, instead deciding I'd rather stare at a tree across from it. "It's ...

I took a deep breath. "The body I was possessing kicked me out," I finally said. I paused for a moment, staring into the flames. happens when I'm in my ...

I stared into the flames of the fire, feeling their heat dancing across my cheeks. "...They have limits," I admitted. I didn't want to advertise them most of the time, ...

I faltered - my bravado lost. "...They didn't before," I said, my answer coming out more like a mumble than anything else. "When I was ghost, I didn't have any ...