Lord Master Thom of Trebond (
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trans_92011-06-18 07:02 pm
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With Celena and Aibghalien's help, Thom looked better than he had since he'd arrived on the ship. The dark circles under his eyes weren't as pronounced, and his fever had cooled slightly.
But there was still a long way to go before he had his Gift under control again, and Roger's magic still raved at the back of his mind, pressing on his temper. He had taken to the less used parts of the ship, trying to keep himself away from any people who might try his patience.
Hydroponics remained his favorite spot for meditation, near Alastirra's garden. He and the draenei had formed a cautious friendship of sorts - the kind where they mostly left each other alone, with the occasional conversation about magical theories between their disciplines. More often than not, Thom spent his time in deep meditation, dropped into his center of magic and slowly pulling his and Roger's magic away from each other.
Sweat dripped down his forehead as he worked, and suddenly he jumped up from his customary seat on a stump and whirled around, throwing out his hand. A ball of orange flame leapt from his fingertips and scorched a blackened groove in the wood.
"Damn."
But there was still a long way to go before he had his Gift under control again, and Roger's magic still raved at the back of his mind, pressing on his temper. He had taken to the less used parts of the ship, trying to keep himself away from any people who might try his patience.
Hydroponics remained his favorite spot for meditation, near Alastirra's garden. He and the draenei had formed a cautious friendship of sorts - the kind where they mostly left each other alone, with the occasional conversation about magical theories between their disciplines. More often than not, Thom spent his time in deep meditation, dropped into his center of magic and slowly pulling his and Roger's magic away from each other.
Sweat dripped down his forehead as he worked, and suddenly he jumped up from his customary seat on a stump and whirled around, throwing out his hand. A ball of orange flame leapt from his fingertips and scorched a blackened groove in the wood.
"Damn."

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So generous of her to give him so many choices.
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He walked around the creature - she looked almost like a sprite - trying to get a better look at her.
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When he'd gotten about halfway around, she melted into some nearby shadows, her voice echoing up out of them. "So, what'd you do? Mess with dark powers beyond your understanding? Make someone mad enough to put a curse on you? Or do Master Lords of Trebond just make a lot of enemies?"
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"You are some kind of shadow creature. A sprite, like an undine or a dryad. Aren't you?"
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Midna reappeared near the scorched piece of wood, examining the damage. "A sprite? Eee hee! Sorry to disappoint you. You can call me an imp, though, if it makes you feel better."
She grinned at him. "I hope you're not planning on trying to summon me or make me do your bidding. That kind of stuff's such a chore."
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"I've come across some small difficulties with my Gift, is all," Thom said. Even admitting that much was a trial, but he was long past the point of denial.
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"'Small difficulties', huh? Well, as long as you don't zap anyone on the ship. Namely, me."
No one ever said Midna wasn't full of herself.
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Thom had never encountered anything like the creature. He had never encountered anything like the ship, but that seemed almost mundane by now.
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Midna was used to humans! Not necessarily humans with magic like Thom's, though.