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fandomhighdorms2009-03-03 02:12 pm
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Third Floor Common Room, Tuesday Afternoon
After completing his go at Gun Club, Arthur returned to the dorms only to realise he didn't much feel like dealing with Leto yet. He'd come up with a proper revenge later. Right now, he craved a chance to sit somewhere, to fight off the sense that was dawning in the wake of yesterday's upset. He sat, and idly considered the Teevee.
Maybe she's just afraid to lose a friend, Merlin had said, and while Arthur was not going to stretch as far as to call her that aloud, he had to admit that the expression on her face had... seemed...
It was easier, dealing with sorcerers, when all you did was distract Father and find them quick shelter elsewhere. Here, there was little escape from them. No matter what he did, they would remain, and the honest truth was that he bore them very little ill will.
Wasn't his father. He'd seen too much damage caused by it not to be wary, but...
Of course, that made him think of Liir. He wasn't going to let thought of his conduct around him make him cringe.
So he sat. Subdued. Thinking.
[[ open common room! ]]
Maybe she's just afraid to lose a friend, Merlin had said, and while Arthur was not going to stretch as far as to call her that aloud, he had to admit that the expression on her face had... seemed...
It was easier, dealing with sorcerers, when all you did was distract Father and find them quick shelter elsewhere. Here, there was little escape from them. No matter what he did, they would remain, and the honest truth was that he bore them very little ill will.
Wasn't his father. He'd seen too much damage caused by it not to be wary, but...
Of course, that made him think of Liir. He wasn't going to let thought of his conduct around him make him cringe.
So he sat. Subdued. Thinking.
[[ open common room! ]]

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And if the day came that wasn't still odd, then Arthur would know he had been here for too long.
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"You'd be hard-pressed to call this land mundane," Arthur agreed. He found he'd avoided the topic neatly.
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He was not going to make the same mistake thrice, but it took some work. "We get by just fine without it," he managed.
Sometimes, they really didn't, but that was hardly Dor's business.
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"You're a member of the royal family?"
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"Magic is forbidden in my kingdom," he said. "You'll have to forgive me if I seem a bit wary."
His father would end him.
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Or at least for almost any grown sorcerer he'd met in Camelot. "Indeed," he said, carefully. "But your kingdom is based on good magic."
It wasn't an impossible concept. He wasn't nearly as vehement in his opinion as his father. But the good he'd seen done by magic was mostly done by clumsy men and women, scrambling for a life.
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