Alec Lightwood (
strongest_faith) wrote2018-08-22 04:16 pm
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The Bane Chronicles: The Course of True Love (And First Dates)
Alec was late. He was really late. Late enough that he was pretty sure Magnus would have given up on him. Damn Jace wanting to train and Alec's inability to think of a good enough excuse to get out of it.
He'd rushed through a shower and pulled on a light-blue shirt that was actually new. Izzy said it did good things for his eyes. Alec hoped they were good enough for Magnus to forget that he was supposed to be there more than twenty minutes ago. He also hoped Izzy had been right about the cologne. He'd never worn cologne before.
As he sprinted through the Brooklyn streets to Magnus's loft, Alec dodged between pedestrians and once or twice vaulted a low wall that was in his way. He couldn't be bothered to stop for things like red lights, so he just flitted between (or over) cars where necessary. He was already late, but he didn't have to be any later.
By the time he got to Magnus's loft and threw himself at the buzzer, he actually needed to catch his breath.
[ooc: Dialogue and plot courtesy of Cassandra Clare's The Bane Chronicles.]
He'd rushed through a shower and pulled on a light-blue shirt that was actually new. Izzy said it did good things for his eyes. Alec hoped they were good enough for Magnus to forget that he was supposed to be there more than twenty minutes ago. He also hoped Izzy had been right about the cologne. He'd never worn cologne before.
As he sprinted through the Brooklyn streets to Magnus's loft, Alec dodged between pedestrians and once or twice vaulted a low wall that was in his way. He couldn't be bothered to stop for things like red lights, so he just flitted between (or over) cars where necessary. He was already late, but he didn't have to be any later.
By the time he got to Magnus's loft and threw himself at the buzzer, he actually needed to catch his breath.
[ooc: Dialogue and plot courtesy of Cassandra Clare's The Bane Chronicles.]
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"Ha ha, I didn't know people did that." Magnus says trying to hide his guilt.
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"Let's go, Magnus."
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He thought Alec would be delighted for an excuse to exit an uncomfortable date.
Throwing money down on the table.
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I am a monster. And monsters are my specialty Magnus thought. What he said, "I don't believe you" releasing her hand from his arm from her. And he meant it. Magnus wouldn't believe the girl was a monster.
It was dark in the bar and there were still people inside. Squinting Magnus noticed smeared blood and then glanced at Alec.
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His pulse picked up, and he shifted his weight between his feet nervously.
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And without them...he's no good attacking. His run-in with Abbadon showed him that more than ever. With Jace and Izzy, he stayed back, protected them while they went on the offensive.
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"You'll do great without them. I can help you."
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There were still people in the bar, but they were pressed against the wall in terror, and Alec wondered what they were thinking in this moment, whether they knew what sort of danger they were in.
He heard sobbing from somewhere, and he followed the sound.
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Magnus let Alec keep in front of him.
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Don't let him hurt her!"
"How badly did she hurt you?"
The two said at the same time.
Magnus paused and then said, "We may be at somewhat of an impasse. Let's try yes or no questions. Are you badly hurt?" he looked her over, she had a deep scratch all the way up one smooth brown arm.
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