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Hello, I am Dumbapple. Call me Dumb for short. I am a college student on the downward slope of graduating pretty soon, so my free time is little. I am an apple. Therefore no gender so don't ask. I like to eat cookies.... and apples. I know right? Its wrong. But I'm not really an apple. But I am an apple... apple. Bleep bloop. Apple out.

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Andreios sighed deeply, lightly pushing her away from him so he could get a better look. Her eyes were welled with tears of misplaced guilt. He wasn't sure how to comfort her, or calm her down. He pushed her hands down and wiped her tears from her face then taking her by her chin to force her to look up. "You can't still be fretting over that. You can't change the fact that you're a mage. However, you showed me that magic isn't... evil by nature. Hurting me was inevitable. I'm self-destructive. And I've hurt you, unjustly. I didn't expect you to listen to me. What has happened to me is my own doing. However you are correct, you can't atone for those sins. Even if I murdered your entire family along with every mage it wouldn't atone for anything. Nothing would be fix and I would be just the same as I ever was, worse even. The evil done to me is old and I make it linger. That evil isn't on you, you can't hope to atone for it because its not your place, it is mine and mine alone." He paused and looked over the girl carefully. She told him all her secrets and he held on to his. But she didn't need to know. I would likely make her feel worse somehow. "Still, I'm going back. I can't change what I am, but I can certainly stop the man responsible from hurting anyone else. I suggest you take your mother back to the capital." He could only suggest, she would do as she pleased and he wouldn't try to stop her. Not this time.
The slave sighed in relief, moving further from the scene. He had no part in this happiness, it was theirs and theirs alone. He would not intrude on it, but he could appreciate it from a distance. It was also good that Ava started to remember, he could likely persuade her to take her leave again. Perhaps with her mother.

Then a dark thought crept into his mind. Her mother could take her, leave him here. If Andreios stayed, perhaps the magistrate would have less reason to hunt them. To him, they were naught but people he could expend quietly, while Andreios was an investment that proved to be quite profitable in the past. However, he doubted Ave would allow him to do such a thing. Aside from that, he hungered for his own freedom. And his conclusion came to be the same as it was always. Kill his former master. This time however, not out of vengeance but to ensure their safety in the future. He didn't want them to be hunted as he had. He didn't want to risk a future where that man reappeared in their lives.

He peered out the window and watched dead leaves blow by. It seemed dreary out there, and yet peaceful as well. All was quiet and calm. Ava would be with him when he went back. He knew, but she was now free from her chains, able to protect herself. She would be there when he kills her father. She would see the joy in his face. After all, Andreios waited years to do this. She may hate him. She may be frighten of him. She may never speak to him or acknowledge his existence, but at least she'd be free. And to him, nothing was more valuable or more important than that.
"Look at me Ava!" He forced the girl's face to face him. He didn't know what else to do at this point. He was a bit annoyed act his own tactic from before, just accept things as if and maybe things would be fine for Ava... Of course that wouldn't be the case. It was clear now. She did run away before... "I can prove to you what your father is, but first..." Ava worked with that healer mage... Kain was it. The two of them ran that little hospice together during the time he had left her... "You need to save your mother. You are her only chance! You're a mage!" He said that word, mage with a slight cringe. Even after all this time, all he had been through, all that Ava was to him, the fact that she was a mage still wounded him now... but she could save her mother, or at least try... then get her away from his master... to safety. He wondered if Raine and Kain would still be at the capital... then he wondered if he would get them involved in all of this mess... Andreios let Ava go and stepped back as if to urge her to try to save her mother.
((Bah! I am doing terrible right now! Gah, if you're still alive Lala, hi gurl, sorry for the wait!)) When he walked into the house, this was not what he expected. Andreios stared at the scene in shock. Would his master do this? He kept her this long though! Why kill her now! What was he thinking. The man felt a knot in his gut form and his mind reeled. What was he to do now? Pick Eva up and run? Could they even get away? They would most definitely live the rest of their lives being hunted down! The slave looked upon the mother with narrowed eyes. She charged him with protecting her daughter with no direction at all. There was no time to panic. This settled it. No more playing it safe, because it wouldn't matter if he did. He ran away before. He lived his life running. As did Eva. Andreios took to the girl's side and examined the mother. She was good as gone. "Eva!" Andreios pulled the girl away from her mother and held her close to him. "You have to listen carefully, this was likely your father's doing."
Andreios looked at the girl carefully. She seemed so innocent... wide-eyed... and... What pushed her to the point of running away the first time he wondered. What made her decide she could no longer live with her family? And would she relive the feeling and attempt to run. With or with out him. Andreios simply nodded. He needed a good plan to get them away from here. He felt wrong keeping Ave in the dark, trying to keep her out of it. She could help. She was a mage after all... and... well, he still held his resentment toward the whole practice.
"Yes M'lady." He finally said leading her to the stables helping her on to her horse. He figured she feigned trouble simply to get him to help her up it... he didn't mind that. Every moment with her was precious, every moment near her, even more so.
Mishap with the computer, posted first post twice. I can't seem to delete posts. Delete this if possible.
They were best friends until he caused her accident. She lost her eyesight in her left eye, and her friend feels guilty for causing her accident. He protects and defends her from bullies. She bosses him around, and teases him but loves him for protecting her and being the only real friend she ever had.

shy guyX tough girl

A prince is soon to be king. One day some is causing trouble, and is attacking the guards. The prince takes on this person but learns its a girl. He soon falls in love with her and tries to help her.

Theses sound promising, please PM. ^__^
Interested! ^__^
"Well, here we are..." The maid said quietly. She was obviously intimidated by his shear size, and by his stoic demeanor. This Andreios didn't mind. He couldn't care less of what people thought of him, he was used to this.

"Thank you." He said flatly, as he watched the maid scurry away back to her chores. He gave a quick knock on the door before allowing himself in. "Lady Ava, I am to escort you to your mother's for breakfast, then back home." He looked at her, all dressed and prepared for the cold journey. "I see you couldn't wait for your father's permission."
"Shall we play a game, dog?" Her voice was smooth and easy to listen too, but it didn't change the fact that Andreios utterly and truly hated that woman. His dark blue eyes were narrowed at her as she continued to smirk. "The game is called, 'What does the little dog know really?' It's simply, I will ask about you, and you answer me. Easy? Ha, you'll see the point soon enough pup. What did your mother look like?"

Andreios stared at the woman with a look of complete confusion. "What?"

"What did she look like? Better yet, what was her name."

The man knew this... he could recall her... couldn't he. She was there, wasn't she? She was a slave, like him... but he couldn't find one memory of her to confirm it. In fact... his childhood seemed all a blur. "I... I don't remember..." He was shock to say those words but they were completely true.

"Correct little dog. Now, tell me why James was so interested in you? Why he chose you above all his other little pets. You don't do you. Well think about that. Do you even remember anything before he made you what you are? No. Now think, really think, do you think Ava will remember either?" The woman chuckled as the door creeped opened and a servent peeked in shyly.

"Her lady ship wished to be escorted to her mother's today."

Sandra snarled at the woman, causing the poor maid to recoil back, "Her lady is to stay home. Orders of the master." Her voice was sharp, like a knife pointed at a throat. The maid's throat to be specific. "And Andreios is to stay here. He has misbehaved so he needs to be---" She was cut off.

"He is to protect Ava, is he not." It was the voice of James. Andreios felt the blood drained from his body. How silly... that. that man scared him so... "As long as Ava is back by lunch there is no problem." His master eyed him cooly, as to say, you will bring her back or she is dead.

Sandra seemed displeased, but he kept her thin lips tightly shut and only nodded.

James then looked to his slave. Andreios could barely stand the gaze, he fought his instinct to lung and kill the man where he stood. He knew he could do nothing... "I will go to her then." He said stiffly, his eyes never leaving his master's until he strode past him, following the maid to Ava's room.
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