Mageheart

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Quinn let out a startled gasp when she saw all the blood, and Gabriel was torn between letting her stare at it and covering her eyes. The part of him ...

The arm, of course, went through Edward, but he didn't care as much as he might have earlier in the night. Edward would take being a regular old ghost to ...

He could tell that Damascus was struggling with the smile, but he didn't comment on it - he was sure he was still frightened by whatever he had seen when ...

Edward stared at James. "What? No, I'm an only child-" His gaze slowly traveled over to Schadel, who had just thrown herself into the nearest chair and was letting out ...

Maahes His eyebrow twitched ever so slightly at what he was sure was meant to be an insult; it infuriated him to be lumped in with people like Ra and ...

Schadel noticed Damascus falling asleep out of the corner of her eye, but didn't put too much thought into it. Her sole goal was to get Edward back to normal ...

Edward perked up when James put the pieces together; he had been getting more and more frustrated with his other brothers not being able to figure out it was him, ...

"It's not that f****** easy," Edward shot back, torn between lying back down and keeping the same position. The ground felt far better, but movement of any kind was something ...

Gabriel ran through the list of people in his head. There was Aegeas and his brother, who Azazel must have left back in the woods when he heard him shout. ...

Edward unsteadily got to his feet, ignoring the question as he decided to go back to searching for his missing hairpin. He still didn't know how he'd get back to ...

"I-I know him," Maahes said. He didn't clarify who - he just kept staring at the man he thought he'd never see again. It had been a little more than ...

Azazel immediately tensed when Gabriel’s voice carried over to their section of the forest on the wind. There was worry - and even a bit of terror - to his ...