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closed πͺΆβ‘ but all i really know, you're where i wanna go
Who: Cidolfus Telamon & Benedikta Harman.
Status: Closed.
Where: The Roost.
What: While making the glass charms, their owl has a little big surprise for them.
Warnings: Cute baby owls and disgusting, domestic fluff.

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Status: Closed.
Where: The Roost.
What: While making the glass charms, their owl has a little big surprise for them.
Warnings: Cute baby owls and disgusting, domestic fluff.

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Aye. I suspected eggs, but for them to already hatching?
[A wry chuckle.]
But I'm glad we were able to watch them hatch.
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You even managed to get a video on your phone.
[Her expression softens.]
I, too, am glad we were able to see it. It is not very often we manage to catch something like that. I suppose we were lucky after all for him to peck at our windows when he did.
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[He playfully squeezes her hand as he moves in a little closer but still keeping clear of her wings.]
Perhaps we should make a glass charm for them.
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But she does glance at him in surprise at his suggestion.]
A glass charm? You mean to hang in their new home?
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[And then a playful grin.]
Or we can give them one of our originals...
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... No, I think we can make them something unique for them. I think we should, should we not? Perhaps we could apply the same thinking we had when we made our final piece.
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[She is trying to imagine what that might look like, but every image she conjurs of the owl just makes her chuckle.]
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No, we don't have to give the little ones nightmares of their father.
[A low hum.]
If not that, we could always go for a more...entertaining theme. Perhaps something that would be suitable for a wind chime to give the little owlets something to listen to with the passing breeze.
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I do like the wind chimes. They can have a set of their own. And perhaps we could suspend the owlets below mother and father...
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I think that would be quite fitting.
[So who's the adorable one now, huh?? She is!! And he's giving her a light squeeze of her hand as he glances at her.]
Perhaps there could be some small glasses of leaves and clouds to go with it. Feathers?
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[She gives a small laugh.]
... Assuming that we can even manage it. The results of our attempts have proven to be... interesting.
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[A cocky grin as he bumps his arm against hers.]
Well, if they do turn out to be misshapen blobs, we can always find something else to use.
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[A bump of her arm against his now.]
But then how will they match with ours?
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I did not say that they needed to be the same.
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[With a playful smirk he releases her hand only so that he can fly around her, teasing her.]
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[She spins around mid-flight to grin at him, her cheeks warm, before she dives down through the skylight to dodge him.]
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How can I answer if you keep flying off!
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So when he appears beside her, that electricity making her hair stand just a little from the static, she darts away, using a flutter of her wings at him to distract him before landing on the cliffs that wind around back to their home.]
It is not my fault that you cannot keep up!
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[She may have tried to distract him, but it doesn't take him long at all to zap to her again, this time using his arms to grab her.]
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I call that cheating.
[She laughs, tipping her face away from him.]
You can still answer, can you not?
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As if you didn't first.
[Hidden away, he presses her firmly against the rock wall so she can't escape him any further. Leaning in close, he just smirks.]
And if you mean the owls and birds, then I'd say it would be close enough.
[—and speaks while his lips brush against her jawline.]
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But it is quite surprising, the light and fluttery feeling in her chest as he moves in close, coming in with the twinge of heat that he provokes with his lips on her skin. She uses it as another opportunity to school her expression, masking it all with a grin.]
Then we know what we must do... but we are not going to manage with you trapping me here like this.
[Yet she makes no effort to move and instead wraps her arms around him and pulls him closer.]
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[A light nip on her skin as his lips lower down to her neck.]
We still have some time yet.
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