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Gathering Post
The best thing about London was that there was always something to do, no matter what your interests were. This weekend there was a jazz festival in Bloomsbury, an ale festival that would take you through a drunken train tour of the city, an African culture festival near Covent Garden, and several movie screenings, parties, and other pockets of fun.
Tourists were flooding in from all over, and many Londoners were slipping off to, or coming back from, their latest trips to Barcelona, Paris, or Ibiza. The weather was warm, and it had been fairly dry and sunny lately- Really, it was the perfect place to be right now. ...At least that's what anyone who wasn't heading off to some tropical wonderland would tell you at least.
As day faded into evening, bars came alive and shop windows lit up, inviting in tourists and locals alike. The city buzzed well into the night, calming only briefly in the morning, before bursting back into life again.
(Have your pup be anywhere in the city you like. This GP is intended to take place over the course of Sat and Sun, but will be open all week long! Remember to add your pup's tag after you tag in!)
Tourists were flooding in from all over, and many Londoners were slipping off to, or coming back from, their latest trips to Barcelona, Paris, or Ibiza. The weather was warm, and it had been fairly dry and sunny lately- Really, it was the perfect place to be right now. ...At least that's what anyone who wasn't heading off to some tropical wonderland would tell you at least.
As day faded into evening, bars came alive and shop windows lit up, inviting in tourists and locals alike. The city buzzed well into the night, calming only briefly in the morning, before bursting back into life again.
(Have your pup be anywhere in the city you like. This GP is intended to take place over the course of Sat and Sun, but will be open all week long! Remember to add your pup's tag after you tag in!)
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"Good dog," Crowley smirked.
Phouka looked over at him, his black eyes flashing and his lip turning up to show his teeth. He could tell the man was neither human nor fae...and something dark. Something that set him on edge and made him ready to fight.
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"I'm having a panic attack," he finally managed to say, ignoring Crowley's rude comments and focusing only on the Phouka, and the calm feeling that suddenly washed over him. "I need you to get me home. I'm sorry."
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Crowley sipped his wine and considered something evil, then decided he'd rather mess about with other people. Fin was no fun.
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He felt ill and dizzy, but one they were alone he embraced the Phouka tightly.
"I know you lot hate it when I say it but thank you, Phouka. Thank you for coming."
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The words didn't sting as they once had and so Phouka smiled and caressed Fin's cheek.
"It is my pleasure," he said, marking this not as a favor but something without debt. "Now home, yes? One, two, three..."
Phouka held him and though his magic was not as powerful as Willy's he transprted them to Fin's room. The familiar scent and sense of the room surrounded them.
"To bed with you."
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"Will you stay, or do you have things to do? I won't ask you to stay if you have plans," he said softly, not sure when Willy would be home.
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"I regret I cannot sing to you," he chuckled.
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The laughed faded slowly though, and the pit of worry returned.
"That man..." he started to say.
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"He gave me my sight back for a moment- Said I could keep it, if I was willing to trade my soul."
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"I know- I know," Fin assured him, reaching to squeeze his arm and calm him. "I wont ever part with it, I swear it- I just mean that it's something I want more than anything, that's all."
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"If I could grant such a wish, I would," he said, no idle promise. He would, in an instant.
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Phouka sighed softly. "No, no, I don't think wishes are enough. It may well be how things are meant to be. You cannot cheat destiny."
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"Perhaps it is. Perhaps it is not. I am not an expert," Phouka said warmly. "I do know, though, that if you are indeed my prince's chosen one there will be nothing in the world that will tear him from you. Nothing."
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Fin nearly pointed out that love wouldn't make him less blind, but he knew he was just being bitter.