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Tonks, if you please ([info]tonks_please) wrote in [info]mirage_rpg,
@ 2008-07-04 19:10:00

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Entry tags:complete, day 6, marcus cole, nymphadora tonks

Day Six
Who: Tonks and Marcus
What: 'Sploring on mountain bikes
When: Day six, afternoon
Where: The bike trails in the hills
Rating: PG-ish for language and fighting.
Status: Complete



She was falling into a bit of a routine, and really, she couldn't say she minded it. Every day or two, either she would pop by Marcus' place, or he would come by hers on his way out to do something. They were spending a lot of time together, but maybe that was only natural. After all, they had similar views on how much they loved being trapped here. So many people seemed perfectly content to just stay here forever. Not Tonks, and not Marcus. It was a bond, of sorts. Of course, it didn't hurt that she genuinely liked his company, either.

Today, just as she'd been trying to decide what to do, her new friend had dropped by with the proposal that they go hiking in the hills to see if there was any way of escaping there. She grinned at him and counter-proposed, which was why they were soon zooming along the dirt bike trails on old-fashioned bicycles. All in all, she decided, she liked her broom better. Too bad she hadn't found one yet. She had yet to catch anyone actually cleaning up or doing anything janatorial, or else she would have snagged one ages ago.

The witch, whose hair today matched the bright blue of her jeans, glanced over at the Ranger. He'd had a hard time with the concept of a bike at first, but had picked up quickly. Quick learner, obviously. She smiled at him and waved, steering with one hand. It wasn't that much different than a broom, really, just a whole lot more work. She'd never had any problems at all while on broomstick, and it translated over to the bicycle, as well.

"Alright now, Marcus?"


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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-07 12:33 am UTC (link)
The growling she'd thought she'd heard was quickly forgotten. Tonks let her bike fall to the ground, and was heading towards him quickly before his words registered. Concern for him was written over her face, and she was wasting no time booking it over to him to check on him. It was quite a flight he'd taken, and she needed to make sure he was okay.

"Marcus? You alright?"

About halfway to him, his words sunk in and she froze. Very, very slowly, she drew her wand and turned very carefully around. Her eyes widened. She'd never seen one of these animals before, not having a lot of experience with muggle beasts, but this one was clearly stalking them. It was more than a little unnerving.

"Bloody Hell..."

The blue-haired witch made her way over to the fallen Ranger, but very slowly, so as to hopefully not alarm the hunting cat. She stood over her fallen friend, wand at the ready. And not a second too soon. Right as she had reached Marcus, the cat stopped prowling and pacing, and charged right towards them.

"Protego!"

The protection spell sprang into being around them just in time. The great cat slammed into it, but wasn't able to break through the powerful charm. Still, it required concentration, and she would have to come up with something soon. Casting one eye to the side and down, she checked Marcus out.

"Alright, there Marcus?"

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-07 09:39 am UTC (link)
Marcus had reached for his fighting pike when the cat had charged, but he had not been able to get it out quickly enough. As the young witch reached his side and shouted a mystical word, Marcus instinctively put up his arms, having no idea what to expect from the spell. Clearly, however, she was confident enough that it would be better if he didn't try to physically protect her by throwing his body in front of hers.

As the apparent bubble of force-shielding sprang up, and the great cat slammed into it, Marcus felt a fleeting moment of relief. Standing shakily, he drew his pike just in case, giving it the quick shake that extended it to its full length.

"Well, that was close. Handy spell, that. So, what do we do now?"

Tonks had bought them a moment, but she hadn't defeated the cougar. It was still pacing angrily outside, waiting for the spell to fail.

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-07 10:36 am UTC (link)
Her dark eyes focused exclusively on the pacing animal, and her raised wand never faltered. The spell was holding, for now, but it wouldn't forever. She didn't really know why the cougar had attacked, but that wasn't the important thing right now.

"I can't hold the spell forever, I'm gonna drop it soon. Are you ready? Once I do, I bet the cat will charge."

Mentally, she went through the charms and hexes she knew, not sure what would be the most useful. Mostly, spells wern't used against animals, but against other people or inanimate objects. Also, despite everything, the animal was pretty, and they probably were invading it's home. She didn't want to hurt it. If possible, she would fight it and try to make it run away, rather than killing it or injuring it.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-08 08:55 am UTC (link)
Marcus gripped his pike tightly and nodded sharply. He had no idea, really, how strong a cougar was, how sharp its claws were, or whether it had any hidden capabilities, but he figured the two of them could handle it. After all, they outnumbered it, and they were both trained fighters. Perhaps Tonks would stun the cat before it even got to him.

"I'm ready. Let's see what it can do."

Marcus kept his eye on the mountain lion, but wondered to himself why it was attacking them. If they were in its home, why didn't it just wait for them to leave. Was there something here it wanted to protect?

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-08 09:56 am UTC (link)
She stopped concentrating, and the shimmering protection field died down. The cat didn't seem to notice right away, and Tonks had plenty of time to fire off a spell. There was only one problem with that. She was somewhat frozen with indecision. She really didn't want to hurt the beautiful creature, and was racking her brain for a spell that would take it out without hurting it. She knew there was something, probably several somethings.

"Bloody hell, this is a lot different from fighting dark wizards..."

Suddenly, the cat charged, having apparently decided that he shield spell couldn't last forever. Or so Tonks assumed, she really had no idea how intelligent these creatures were. She ducked and, showing none of her usual clumsiness, rolled out of the way and ended up on her feet, wand pointed at the big cat. It wasn't much, but she shot a barrage of red sparks at the animal. She hoped it would scare it off without having to hurt it.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-09 08:56 am UTC (link)
When the cougar charged, Marcus went into action. Even before Tonks had rolled out of the way, he had stepped in, next to its path, and as she shot red sparks at it, he brought his pike down with a thwack across its head. He, too, felt bad for having to possibly injure such a majestic creature, but if it was them or it, he was not on its side.

His blow stunned the big cat for a moment, and Tonks' sparks kept it stunned. It snarled in frustration as it shook its head. Turning around, it was not sure who it wanted to go after more. Marcus wondered if they hadn't just made it more upset.

"Nice job, Tonks, but I'm afraid we're going to have to do more than that."

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-09 10:45 am UTC (link)
"Damn it all, I wish I knew more about muggle animals. Why isn't it running?"

Her voice was tight with frustration and annoyance, but she didn't let her wand waver for a second. The problem was, still, that so many of the spells she knew were used for specific purposes, and none of them involved scaring off a giant cougar. She could hurt it, or maybe kill it, but she still didn't want to do that.

Suddenly, she had an idea. It might not work, since this animal didn't seem very easily scared, but it was worth a try. Pointing her wand, not at the big cat but at the canyon wall near to it, she spoke firmly.

"Reducto!"

The hex smashed into the side of the canyon, blasted a good sized chunk out of it, and sending shrapnel flying. Some of it hit the cat on the nose, and it snarled. Far from sending it yelping away, it seemed to just become enraged and turned it's baleful yellow glare fully on the blue-haired witch. Before she had a chance to react, it charged her.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-10 12:18 am UTC (link)
"Oh, this is really not good."

Marcus watched as Tonks flung her spell towards the cougar, and missed! Chunks of the canyon wall blasted off, striking and angering the wildcat and turning its attention towards the young witch. Snarling, it charged at her.

"Tonks!"

Without wasting a second, Marcus ran forward himself. Not as fast as the mountain lion, he was closer to the Auror and reached her first. Tackling her swiftly, and somewhat roughly, he knocked her out of the charging cat's way, only to be struck himself by the hurtling beast. His pike providing the only barrier between himself and growling jaws, he wrestled with the man-sized animal, which was stronger than it looked. He could swear real cougars didn't fight people their own size without a good reason. What was motivating this cat?

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-10 12:39 am UTC (link)
"Oh, bloody hell..."

She didn't have much time to do anything but swear before she was tackled by the Ranger. This may have been pleasant at some other time, but right now, she was sort of worried about him. She was safe, for the time being, but he was stuggling with about 150 pounds of struggling, snarling cat.

"Oh, Merlin... I'm sorry, Marcus, but I'm just going to have to risk hurting it. Incarcerous!"

Out of the tip of her wand, thick ropes shot into the air and wrapped themselves firmly around the large puma, tangling up it's legs and thoroughly entangling it. Tonks sighed softly. She hadn't wanted to do that. The poor cat would have a hell of a time struggling out of the ropes before it starved to death. But, unfortunately, she'd been in danger... and, well, Marcus had been in danger. She'd just acted.

"We'd... better go..."

Looking sadly at the fallen animal, she walked around it and collected her bike, which had been flung out of the way in the fight.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-10 01:18 am UTC (link)
Fighting for his life, Marcus had been more than a little surprised when thick strands of rope suddenly bound the grappling cat tightly, causing it to fall, helpless yet wriggling, on top of him. Straining with the awkward angle, he shifted the feline's weight off of him, and sat up where he had fallen under it.

"Oof! Well, that's a handy trick in a pinch! It may be hurt, but it doesn't look damaged."

Picking himself up off the ground, he dusted himself off as best he could, and slipped his retracted pike back into his pocket. Looking down at the struggling animal, he felt bad that it had come to that, but they hadn't had much choice. Turning away, he, too, picked up his bicycle. Hopefully they wouldn't meet any more voracious beasts on their ride, but he hadn't expected this one either.

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-10 01:23 am UTC (link)
Walking her bike over to where Marcus stood by his, she looked slightly up, into his eyes. For once, she looked sad, not bouncy or energetic. She had done what she had to do, but unlike when she was fighting dark wizards, she actually felt guilty.

"I wish I'd been able to scare it off... I didn't want to hurt it." She sighed and glanced over her shoulder at the struggling cat before turning back to him and looking directly into his eyes. "The poor bugger isn't going to be able to free itself before it starves to death."

She tucked her wand in her back pocket and crossed her arms protectively over her chest. Her mind whirled. What could she do to free the cat, without them having to fight it again?

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-10 09:20 am UTC (link)
Marcus stood by his own bicycle, fastening the strap that held his helmet on his head. He was grateful for the protection it had provided during his short flight earlier, and was more than happy to put it back on. He watched the bound and unhappy cat, and tried to think about what they could do. It was a real shame to have to let it die. It was just an animal, what did it know?

"Is there some way we can loosen the ropes, maybe give it a chance? Not so that it gets free instantly, but so that it gets free once we're gone?"

He examined the cat from a distance, trying to figure out which ropes were holding it most tightly.

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-10 10:00 am UTC (link)
Tonks glanced at the cat, who was making no headway against the ropes. Her spell had certainly done it's job. Her eyes traced the ropes, and she saw there was one loop that made its way completely around the big cats legs. She grinned suddenly.

"Marcus, get on your bike and be ready to go."

She took a deep breath and put her own bike on it's kickstand before walking over to the bound animal. She pointed her wand at it. There was no chance of missing, the animal couldn't move.

"Stupify!"

A bolt of red light shot out from her wand, and hit the cat squarely between the eyes. It shook it's head, not stunned as much as a human would be, but she hoped it would take it a few moments to gather itself. She darted forward, tugged the loop of rope off it's legs, and started sprinting to her bike. She didn't even come close to tripping the entire time. Once on the bike, she started peddling madly. Who knew how long that stun would last? It didn't last forever, even on humans

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-10 11:03 pm UTC (link)
Marcus heeded Tonks' direction and got on his bike, ready to go. He wasn't sure what she was going to do, but he hoped she didn't trip and land on the ferocious feline. That would be embarassing.

When the witch shot the cougar with her spell, Marcus was once again impressed, not just with her abilities and resourcefulness, but with the mind-boggling range of things that she could do.

"Learn that one in kindergarten, did you?"

Marcus barely had time to speak as the trained Auror sprinted past him and practically dove onto her bicycle. Taking that as a sign that the cat would not stay stunned long, Marcus peddled hard, and followed Tonks on the path out of the canyon.

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-10 11:10 pm UTC (link)
She grinned at him as her long, blue hair whipped around in the wind. She didn't even really notice that they were biking up a very steep slope, she was still buzzed from the fight, and from their apparent victory without having hurt the big cat.

"Kindergarten? No. It's not something that's learned until at least sixth year."

As they reached the top of the hill, she glanced back at the fallen cat. Suddenly, she looked over at Marcus with a challenging look on her face, and grinned at him, a mischievious glint in her eye.

"Hey, Marcus? How fast do you think you can ride?"

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-10 11:19 pm UTC (link)
Marcus shook his head, her answer not really telling him anything more about witch schooling, since he had no real points of reference, such as how difficult that spell was to cast, or what was involved in doing magic at all. He was quiet as he worked his way up the hill on the mechanical bike, carrying his own weight through the mechanism of the gears.

When they reached the top, he was inclined to stop and rest, but knew they still had a pugnacious beast behind them, despite its current stunned state.

"Sorry? How fast? Well, that depends. Do you mean downhill or uphill?"

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-10 11:23 pm UTC (link)
"You know, say... that way?"

She pointed back towards the ranch, which was fairly flat, all told. A few small hills, but nothing major, even on a bike. She raised an eyebrow at him and asked him again.

"So, how fast can you go? For example, do you think you could outrun a big cat if you had a head start?"

She'd always been a bit mischievious, and clearly, this time was no different. After all, they'd won the last fight, so she wasn't really too worried about them not being able to do it again.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-10 11:30 pm UTC (link)
Marcus looked at Tonks and blinked as he rode along beside her. Was she saying what he thought she was saying?

"Tonks... What are you thinking? I can ride fast, but I have no idea if I can outride a big cat! Aren't cheetahs the fastest animals on Earth? They're big cats. Was that a cheetah?"

Subconsciously motivated, he subtly sped up his peddling. He was starting to get the feeling his words didn't really matter, and that she was going to follow her whim regardless.

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-10 11:40 pm UTC (link)
"Okay, Marcus. I'm giving you a head start. Go!"

She stopped at the top of the hill leading down into the canyon they'd been trapped in so recently. Anyone who chases down dark wizards has got to be a bit of a thrill seeker, and she definately fit into that catagory. When Marcus was a fair ways ahead, she straddled the bike, pointed her wand at the downed cat, and spoke firmly.

"Rennervate!"

The cat twitched and insantly shrugged off it's ropes. She didn't bother waiting around, though, and was instantly on the seat of her bike, holding on firmly. With an almost-crazed look on her face, she spoke again.

"Repello puma!"

Propelled by the spell away from the large cat, just as it was pushed away from her, she practically flew through the air as if she'd been shot from a cannon. It didn't take her long to catch up with Marcus, and a growl from behind them showed that a certain cougar was less than pleased right now.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-11 12:05 am UTC (link)
Marcus took Tonks' head start for all it was worth. He pushed his peddles as hard as he could and soon was rocketing over the ground at a rate that could most aptly be called 'alarming'. Behind him, he heard Tonks cast a spell, and then suddenly she was shooting past him. He knew that, at his speed, if he hit a bump or a loose rock he would be cougar lunch, but she was going suicidally faster than him. Marcus knew what that meant. He had to be faster than her to avoid being cat lunch, and that wasn't going to happen.

"Tonks! Why would you do that? It's going to have me for dinner!"

Marcus peddled as if his life depended on it, which it very well might as he saw it. Just because none of them were allowed to kill each other didn't mean they couldn't be killed by a wild animal did it? Unless, he supposed, the cougar was a fellow inmate that had been abducted. Why else would there be wild Earth animals here?

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-11 12:11 am UTC (link)
Tonks laughed, and held onto the handlebars with just one hand, pointing her wand behind her with the other. If Marcus was worried, she could help him out with that.

"Accio Marcus' bicycle!"

Suddenly, pulled by the power of her magic, his bike was not being propelled through the air by his feet anymore. Instead, he was flying towards her, and landed with a thump beside her. They were now quite a bit ahead of the cat, but the power of her repelling charm had worn off, and she was going under the power of her own pedalling once more. They were about halfway to the ranch now.

"By the way, my wand wouldn't work for you, unless you can do magic. Just so you know, cause you asked before."

The words were panted out between desperate gasps for air. She was in good physical shape, but this was something beyond what she was used to.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-11 12:24 am UTC (link)
Marcus was busy panting and pedalling hard when Tonks lifted him and his bicycle into the air. It was completely unexpected and, given the context, completely frightning. He had been devoting the entirety of his concentration to the rather large predator chasing him, and none to any possibility of flight.

"Tonks! Oh, my god, Tonks! What are you doing?"

When he began to descend the long arcing trajectory Tonks had set him on, he was convinced he was going to crash unceremoniously into the ground, rapidly forming a broken, twisted pile of metal bars and cougar food, so, when he landed evenly on two wheels and was able to keep his balance, he was completely astonished.

"Is there nothing you can't do? That was amazing!"

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-11 12:29 am UTC (link)
"I can't walk down a perfectly straight, empty hall without tripping..."

She heard a low growl, far closer than she would have thought possible, and gasped before swearing and daring a look back. Apparently, big cats could run really fast. She'd definately learned her lesson.

"Oh, bloody... Marcus, grab my hand, okay?"

She held on tightly to the bike with one hand, and steered it closer to him, as close as she dared without actually being that great of a bike rider. She held her free hand out to him, and stuck her wand between her hand and the bike handlebars. She didn't need to actually wave the wand, just use it as a focus for her magic.

"Take my hand, Marcus!"

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-11 12:37 am UTC (link)
Marcus was about to laugh when he heard the growl behind him. Apparently even magical flight couldn't help them escape from this thing. They were in serious trouble.

When Tonks swerved towards him, he thought it was nerves at first, and made ready to get out of her way, but when she stuck out her hand to him, he thought she was crazy at first. Well, he had started to think she was crazy when she magically stung the big cat into adrenalin-filled rage, but this was something new.

"What? But we'll both lose control!"

Despite his current level of anxiety, he hadn't completely lost his head, and, if he was honest with himself, he did trust Tonks, despite her presently magnified daredevil streak. Without letting himself think about it too much, Marcus held out his own hand and grabbed that of the witch on the bicycle next to him.

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-11 12:43 am UTC (link)
Their hands made contact and she linked her fingers with him. Okay, so that part wasn't strictly necessary, but it was very pleasant. She held on tightly to his hand.

"Stop peddling in five... four... three... two... NOW!"

She stopped peddling, trusting Marcus to do the same, and suddenly, there was a twisting sort of feeling. They disappeared from the slightly hilly bike path, and appeared very close to the place where they'd picked up the bikes in the first place.

It had been an exhausting trip, and Tonks didn't let go of his hand right away. Instead, she sighed and leaned forward against the handlebars of the bike.

"I'm getting too bloody old for this..."

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-11 12:54 am UTC (link)
Marcus held Tonks' hand tightly, and stopped pedalling exactly when she instructed him to. He had no idea what she had up her mystical sleeve, but if he was going to go along with it, he had to go all the way.

He hadn't been sure what to expect, but being twisted into thin air had definitely not been it. What the hell was happening to him? Just as quickly, of course, they were back, sitting on their bikes in front of the garage, no path beneath their wheels, no cougar at their heels. Marcus let out a long breath, then turned to stare at Tonks.

"You're getting too old? If you're too old, how do those fellows with white beards and pointy hats do it? Or do they even want to?"

He stopped to catch his breath.

"Tonks, I swear you know more magical spells than anyone I've ever known. Now, I know that that doesn't seem like much, since I've never known a witch or wizard before, but I'm including fictional characters, and some of them know a fair bit of magic."

He noticed he was still holding her hand, but felt no pressing inclination to let it go. He wondered when she would do it.

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-11 12:59 am UTC (link)
She turned to look at him, raising her head from it's resting position, and grinning at him in a very tired, but good-natured sort of way. Their linked hands hung between them, and she didn't pull away.

"I dunno, I've just always been good at using spells in ways no one expects. At least the poor cat is free."

She sat up again and swung her leg over the bike so she was standing between his bike and hers, still holding his hand, and supporting her bike with her free hand.

"Oh, and my clothes definately would not fit you. Yeah, I sometimes wonder about old people, too, but then you don't see a lot of old Aurors, really. Don't usually live that long."

His assessment of her magical abilities had her beaming at him in pleasure. She'd been called talented before, of course, but he really went far beyond any compliment she'd ever recieved.

"Thanks, Marcus. I try my best."

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-11 01:10 am UTC (link)
Marcus also got off his bike, making no effort to release the young witch's hand. It seemed they were both a little drained from the exertions of their outing. Now that the rampaging cat was gone, he found himself able to relax. Tonks wide smile was comforting and contagious. Marcus smiled to see her smile, and felt better for it.

"Well, take it for what's it's worth, seeing as I'm a 'muggle'."

At this point, Marcus attempted to turn and walk his bike back to where he had originally taken it, and realized he was still holding Tonks' hand. Suddenly self-conscious, he attempted to let go casually, afraid he would make it seem like he was electrically shocked or disgusted.

"So, um, that was a good ride, hey?"

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-11 01:13 am UTC (link)
Her hand fell down to her side, still warm from his fingers. She suddenly grabbed the bike with both hands and started walking it to the golem who was waiting for their return. She was blushing, a little.

"Oh, yeah, really brilliant bike ride... cougars, really fast, will keep that in mind..."

She was babbling, and quickly turned in her bike before turning to Marcus. Her cheeks were still pink, and she looked away quickly.

"Right, then. I'll see you later, I expect. I need food and a shower and things..."

Babbling. Definately babbling.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-11 01:20 am UTC (link)
Marcus nodded, barely noticing Tonks' blush, too busy wondering if she was noticing his own fidgeting. Truth be told, he had enjoyed holding her hand, touching another person. It was a comfort to him, here in this bizarre place, and he hoped he hadn't taken advantage of her.

"Right. Yes. Really fast. Alright. Food and shower. Good idea."

Marcus handed his vehicle and helmet back to the animated attendent, and turned his mind to his own replenishment. He did think food and shower were a good idea, but wanted to make sure he did them in the opposite order Tonks did, so he didn't seem like he was copying her or following her around. Not that he would be using the same shower as her!

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[info]tonks_please
2008-07-11 01:23 am UTC (link)
The same thought about showering together occured to her, and she blushed much worse than before. Hastily she backed away, tripped over a pebble, but kept going.

"Right, then, Marcus. Bye."

She gave him a little wave and a smile before turning around and heading for the restaurant. It wasn't just a convienant excuse to get away from the awkward situation, she really was hungry. Quickly, she disappeared into the building.

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[info]marcus_cole
2008-07-11 01:28 am UTC (link)
Marcus watched her go, having truly enjoyed their ride, despite the incident with the cougar. Then turned to head back to his room to have a shower. Though they hadn't reached anything but a wild beast, Marcus couldn't help but feel they had learned something important about Mirage. He just couldn't figure out what it was.

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