Purely Dark

His mind was a wasteland, filled with mere carnage and his own psychosis. Abraxas Malfoy

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“Oh, terribly sorry. It’s not your fault you had a hard time understanding what I was saying. Shall I speak slower? Perhaps a bit louder? I would love for you to be able to keep up.”

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Lips pursed, Abraxas felt a sharp pain corse through his back. Standing tall, the male fought the urge to lash forward, grip the girl and enforce torture. Feeling a lip curve upwards, a calming tone escaped his mouth, “There is no need to speak in such a way. Do you not understand a simple joke? All I wish to do is lighten a rather saddening event.” 

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“Psychological death is such an interesting one. Many good characters in plays and books die from such causes, you know? So well written, and far more fun to read about that those who die from wounds or blood loss.”

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“Certainly so. Only such a few quite comprehend the deep reasoning. Perhaps their minds are at fault, must blame their upbringing        There are many, yes. The death by the hands of Shakespeare sings gracious tones to my ears. I very much adore Timon.” 

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“That’s not what I meant. Honestly, have some respect.”

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“Is it not? You speak so unclearly that it was quite difficult for me to comprehend. Perhaps if you rephrase, I may.”

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“I can’t see how this is so traumatic. I consider it a blessing, to die in such a manner as she had. Perhaps my morbid comment is quite nauseate, though we all know well my words are merely candor.”

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rolestrange:

“Oh Abraxas, aren’t you grumpy today.” Roberta cooed, seeming vaguely pleased by this information. “And you do make me laugh. The assumption that I would allow you to walk me to my dormitory is nothing short of unsightly, do you have no sense of propriety left in you at all?” 

“You speak as if I am always chirpy.” Which he was never, never. Abraxas was quite sure she understood that well. “Why, aren’t you quite ill-mannered. Of course that would very much make me a hypocrite, all the same      Are you in true danger lurking on your lonesome through these halls?”

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rolestrange:

“—Oh but my darling, you’re not really going to let me walk back to my dormitory all by myself, are you? You never know who could end up being the next victim of such frightful, wicked acts, and I’m terribly afraid of what might be lurking in the shadows.” 

“Why, don’t you simply overdramatize it all. Perhaps what lurks in the shadows would do us some good and dispose of you as well. After all, what you lack, quite irritates me. Independence is core to success. What you possess is fear, which is quite a wrong.”

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phineasnigellvs:

“Quick or not, Brax, everyone will end up in the ground. One could only hope that it’s not all the Hufflepuffs that fall victim to an early death. Otherwise, who will we have for you set toil to and manipulate? Merlin knows they’re only good for that.”

“Everyone you say? Why, have faith in our future boy. I seek out immortality and no less      Oh. I am quite sure I can find another to fill the absence of my favorite house. And certainly in the time of desperate need. That is why we have younglings around, evidently.

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“She was in my Arithmancy class. Really, really bright girl. I just can’t believe it. Of all the people for this sort of thing to happen to….”

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“Why, would you like us to ponder as to why it had not happened to you?”

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“What a pity. I suppose my Friday will be wasted then– You’d think that a competent Headmistess wouldn’t let a student die within the first few days of term.”

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“As if your Friday had such paramount promise       It is truly saddening that had taken this long. One would like to believe a foolish Hufflepuff would end up dead quicker.”