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"It’s easy to judge when one is looking upon a human. I’m sure you felt the same when laying your lies on me." Of course Maleficent judge everyone who looked human to have come cross her path, she had pure hatred with anything relating back to the human race, it was something she can’t get over with a nice, warm cup of tea.

Maleficent grin “I was granted the title once I vanquish all of my enemies.. One being the true enemy of my life.. Stefan.” However, she was the one that killed him so to speak, it was something she would never forget about. 

He did not respond to her comment, yet Erik would be a liar if he were to say he had passed no judgement. However, how could one not judge when the other was so peculiar?

His head lifted, his gaze skeptical as her sent it her way. "True enemy?," he uttered, a slight laugh creeping into his tone. "That sounds rather fairytale."

ivelostmyfairshare and I had a Fassavoy movie marathon last night, and afterwards managed to stay up until 6am talking about Cherik…

And I regret nothing, my friend.

Not even the part where we tried to see how Charles would get back up onto the bed without using his legs by trying it ourselves?

Especially not that part. I also don't regret LARPing at half five and falling asleep in character.

ivelostmyfairshare and I had a Fassavoy movie marathon last night, and afterwards managed to stay up until 6am talking about Cherik…

And I regret nothing, my friend.

"I wouldn’t say ‘talking’ is the best term to describe their discussions regarding our relationship. ‘Shouting’, perhaps, might prove a more suitable verb."

"Well, it looks as though our little social experiment has proven most effective,” he commented with a smile, although he could not ignore the slight pang of regret which made itself known in his chest.

He wished he could tell Erik otherwise, that he could assure him that his worries were natural and that there was no sins in doubting. However, by experience of how much people hated when he used his abilities on them, he stayed silent, pondering on how he could work on this man self esteem as well as on his own mutation. Erik’s powers were formidable, but he was only using half of it, blinded by an anger that would never be enough for the real strength the metal bender could actually control.

"This was not me passing a judgement on anything. I simply know more to you than yourself for now and I do hope you will come to see what I saw that night." It wasn’t meant to be arrogant. He truly did. He had seen everything, felt every thoughts, touched every corners of this mind so beautiful it had taken his breath away for a moment. How that man could be so different from others? He couldn’t know. He just was.

"I am, but my own was demanding something strong to finish this day pleasantly."

He replied with a wide smile, not at all offended, but rather amused by said pun. It was an easy one however, but that could be forgiven as well. He gestured to Erik, inviting him to follow as he headed towards the most comfortable room of the mansion where the liquor cabinet was always full. He didn’t drink too often, of course, but he did like good alcohol and he was sure someone like Erik would appreciate it as well.

He poured two glasses and handed one to his friend, a smile ever floating on his lips.

"I’m glad we had this idea, I think we could do great things you and I."

Erik knew that Charles's actions came from his caring nature and his good intentions. They were not grown from arrogance -- this man was wise. He was a natural born teacher, with an air of wisdom seldom found in others. And Erik had given him his trust wholeheartedly and without hesitation.

He gave a slight nod, and a wave of his hand dismissed the notion. "I know, my friend, that you mean no offence. I appreciate all that you are doing for me." There was absolute truth in his words. It was rare for Erik to allow someone into his life as intimately as he had allowed Charles. Often, Erik was led only by his own ambition, and the idea of accepting help was foreign and never to be considered. However, things had changed. There had been a realisation that letting other people into your life did not mean that you were weak.

Charles gestured to Erik to follow him as he left the room, and Erik did so. Upon entering the room -- a particular favourite of Erik's -- Charles headed over to pour some drinks, shortly returning to hand one to Erik. He conveyed his thanks with a smile, pressing the cold glass to his lips, taking a small sip.

Sending a warm gaze towards his companion, he commented. "As am I. I hope that we can work effectively together. I think this could be a most successful partnership." He gave a wide smile, chucking slightly.

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Pulling the jacket tighter to her body, Quinn slowly stepped over to him, looking up at him as she was finally able to see him correctly. “I am Quinn.” She muttered as she looked at him through the curtain of hair with her wide eyes. “You aren’t going to hurt me are you?”

As she stepped a little closer, Erik was able to see her a little more clearly. Giving a small nod, he stated simply, "Erik Lehnsherr. A pleasure."

Folding his arms across his chest, he continued "No. As far as I've witnessed, you're no threat to me." An eyebrow raised. "Are you?" Looks were often deceptive.

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"Suit yourself." 

She walked past him changing her hair from bright red to a dirty blonde with black streaks. “But that means I’ll just disappear again.” She started walking.

His gaze did not follow the stranger as she sauntered away, but he caught the change from the corner of his eye. Careful not to show too much interest, he commented casually, "What would that mean to me if you did?"

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"Not all? Oh. You’re talking about ‘Mutants’? I can’t see how having a different gene would stop someone being human.”

She tilts her head, considering.

"I take your point, and I think I would have to agree. In the right situation I believe people are capable of anything. I don’t think I’ve ever been pushed that far. Not yet. Have you?"

Her opinion was unlike others Erik had encountered. "Society is quick to issue labels to what is does not understand. You seem different."

"It is in the nature of all species, human or not." He narrowed his eyes at the curious question. "Would it make me a monster if I had?" His reply was vague, indirect, but he was sure that his underlying meaning was evident.