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"Toying with you?" Caleb had glanced backwards, "The way you toyed with them? The way you threatened their lives painfully and tried to blackmail me into killing myself so that you could feed your addiction!?"
Floating was always a terribly awkward sensation; first the shoulders would lift (seeing as they were the heaviest, and arguably the most well grounded), then the torso, feet, an finally a dismal, stomach-turning sense of vertigo would overtake the body. Akin to a the zeroG section of a coaster, perhaps, but much more precarious when being suspended by magic.
"Oh I'd toy with you, you bastard, but I think the loss of power, and knowing that I have more than you ever did, will tear you apart more than I ever could."
And he was right, really. But he couldn't give up, /wouldn't/, not yet. Ironically enough, however, the additional height gave Chase the perfect vantage point with which to overlook Caleb's orb of energy. Raw, powerful, silently spinning, and the white wash that shone onto his clothes-- all gorgeous. Enticing, calling seductively with its ominous little twirl. Yes. Yes! Take it!
Eyes wide (and fading back to their normal color slowly), Chase stared off into the orb, lost, unseeing, and distracted. Where had his plan gone wrong? Was something executed poorly, not on time? Why? Why?
Then again his mood changed. "You don't even deserve it!" Was the yelled reply. His voice managed to be high, low, and booming all at the same time, face flushed red from the effort, "And you talk about addiction--" Without haste, Chase pulled out his trump card, grinning as he did, "Well your daddy wasn't much of a listener, was he?"
Low blow.
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