Eliot Waugh (
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fandomtownies2021-09-01 10:54 am
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A random street in view of the school, Wednesday morning
Eliot landed on cobblestone and nearly toppled down a stairway.
He grabbed hold of a railing at the last minute, his other hand coming up to make sure his crown hadn't fallen off. Then pulled out his flask again and took a large sip. Then finally looked around.
How would Fen put it? Ah, right, Ember's tits. Apparently he was in Mont St. Michel.
"Alright, Bambi," he said, pulling himself carefully to his feet. "If I find out that you blew off saving the world for a free French vacation, I'm going to be so pissed. Mostly that you didn't take me with you." He took a deep breath and rolled his shoulders back — and burst into a grin. And then a wild, delighted laugh.
This world still had magic!
Here, Fandom, have a slightly tipsy High King, laughing delightedly and spinning around in the middle of the street, setting off tiny little celebratory fireworks. Look, he'd had a rough several weeks, okay?
[OPEN, HELL YEAH! Come meet the High King of Fillory!]
He grabbed hold of a railing at the last minute, his other hand coming up to make sure his crown hadn't fallen off. Then pulled out his flask again and took a large sip. Then finally looked around.
How would Fen put it? Ah, right, Ember's tits. Apparently he was in Mont St. Michel.
"Alright, Bambi," he said, pulling himself carefully to his feet. "If I find out that you blew off saving the world for a free French vacation, I'm going to be so pissed. Mostly that you didn't take me with you." He took a deep breath and rolled his shoulders back — and burst into a grin. And then a wild, delighted laugh.
This world still had magic!
Here, Fandom, have a slightly tipsy High King, laughing delightedly and spinning around in the middle of the street, setting off tiny little celebratory fireworks. Look, he'd had a rough several weeks, okay?
[OPEN, HELL YEAH! Come meet the High King of Fillory!]

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Careening down a staircase at high-speed, Aphra reached into her J,GoB box and she as came up on Eliot flung a pie directly at his face.
Sorry, not sorry, Eliot.
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She was lucky that Eliot's instinctual reaction was not to fling battle magic at her. The fireworks fizzled out as the pie plate slid from his face, and he reached up with tremendous dignity to pull a handkerchief from inside his royal cloak.
"Well. This had better not stain."
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Well, expressing loud and violent homicidal feelings for a goat who was already dead.
But that was nine hours ago, when she was Margo.
“WOO!”
Not a woo girl three inches shorter than Margo, who had just found some really cool sparkly things to whoop at.
“WOOO!”
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Bambi, what had they done to you?
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Usually he was the irresponsibly stoned one!
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Margo scratched absently at some iridescent scales on her upper arm, and looked at him with a vacuous lack of comprehension.
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Eliot stepped back, making a frame with his thumbs and forefingers, and peered at her through it. The scales lit up, slightly brighter than the diffuse magic through the rest of her system.
She was definitely on something. Not that he had any idea what, or what to do about it other than just try not to let her do anything too stupid until it wore off.
"Karma is a motherfucking bitch," he said with a faint sigh. "I don't suppose you set any aside to share?"
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“Woooooooo?”
He seemed less upset! That deserved a woo!
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"Wooooooo," he said, in dry, ironic agreement, and offered her his arm.
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. . .arm.
It wasn’t fair. She was short enough when she wasn’t brain-booze-fucked up the cooter!
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Something in Eliot's chest unknotted at that lean, even as he continued to worry about just what had turned his bright, intelligent badass of a favorite person into this Jersey Shore reject.
"So. Can you say anything other than 'woo' or is that the extent of your vocabulary at the moment?"
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Margo thought about it, or something close to thinking about it. “Woo,” she said, shrugging her shoulders. Her hand slid into her pocket, and knocked around something jangly.
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"And what's this, then?" he asked, tilting his head at the jangle. "Why don't you pull that out and show the class?"
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He would happily blame this on Ember or the fairies or both.
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She’d definitely woken up woo-y-er than usual this morning.
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Her arm felt scratchy. Why was it so scratchy? Margo tried to scratch it with her nose.
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Eliot. You can't just ask people if they have fleas.
(He'd connect it to the scales in a minute, he was distracted by trying to identify street names and building numbers so he could figure out what her keys went to.)
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She looked up at him, brow crunching up. It took a lot of effort, but that affronted “No” was completely worth it.
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"You are in there, Bambi!"
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She grabbed El by the arm, yelled “WOO!” at the top of her voice, and dragged him in the other direction.
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"I hope you're taking me somewhere with moisturizer, Bambi. Those scales are not your best look!"
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And oh, look. There they were.
“Woooo!”
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"You really did bring me somewhere with moisturizer."
He held up the keys to look at the number, then at the shop again.
"You're living here?"
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Margo nodded impatiently at the door.
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And stopping dead in the doorway.
“What. The actual. Fuck.”
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Oh, look. Decent champagne, worthy of a Woo Girl. “Woo!”
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"Actual champagne! Bambi, you shouldn't have."
She should have. And she knew it.
"Pour, bitch, and then we can work out how you can tell me how you ended up moving into Hoberman's dream house."