[He sits next to her; they've been friends for a long time, even when they haven't dated, so it's natural here to intwine himself against her, in what mortals might call cuddling but what witches call sitting together. His arm tucks on her leg, his hand on the inside of her knee, but there's no sexual tension in it.]
[ Prudence leans her arm against -- though not around -- Nick's shoulder, getting comfortable, flicking her wrist so that the wine bottle pours itself out two glasses for them. It's a rich, deep red. ]
Us.
[ The Greendale witches, but that isn't many. She sips. ]
As well as any other magic users we could form some community with.
[ Granted, Prudence's own "something terrible" is her own father, but-- well, that counts. She strokes his leg a little, then lets her hand rest there on Nick's thigh. ]
[ She allows it, smirking thinly and putting her head on his shoulder. ]
I thought so too. Not just for us, but any witch that's on their own here. [ She pops another eyeball and chews it slowly. ] And I think we both know you couldn't stop if you tried.
If they would just realize a threesome with Catherine would solve all their problems, they could have sex and then they could just kill each other and no one would care.
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[ She can tolerate Dorian, but he's not her favorite person. Talk about a poster boy for warlock entitlement.
Prudence sits down. ]
I've been thinking of starting a new coven here. [ She lays the food out nonchalantly, but glances at him. ] Would you be interested?
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A new coven?
With who?
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Us.
[ The Greendale witches, but that isn't many. She sips. ]
As well as any other magic users we could form some community with.
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[That's four. He doesn't trust Lilith enough to want to include her.]
Have you met Magnus Bane?
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[ She smirks a little; yes, she's met Magnus. ]
He'd do. And I've met some other witches here, as well-- at least one who's never even known of any others. Can you imagine?
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I don't know how interested he'd be in a coven, but he's certainly nice to look at.
I've met some too. Hedge witches, I guess.
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[ She puts the wine glass down. ]
I imagine most of them will be. Who are you thinking of?
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She's not a traditional witch. But I think she could learn magic.
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And there's still others. If we all came together-- [ She picks up a newt eye. ] Well, just think about it.
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[He takes a newt eye of his own, and pops it like a piece of popcorn. He leans his head against her.]
Do you like it better here?
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My sisters aren't here, Nicholas.
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[It's.
Easier, here. Things are much easier for all of them here.]
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At least for a little while.
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We all wanted to live in the Dark Lord's heart.
[The honest truth is: Prudence is the only person that he can talk to about this.]
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[ Granted, Prudence's own "something terrible" is her own father, but-- well, that counts. She strokes his leg a little, then lets her hand rest there on Nick's thigh. ]
Don't think about it, Nicky.
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[He says it and sighs, but brings her hand up to kiss her knuckles.]
A coven would be a comfort. As long as I can still be a know-it-all warlock slut.
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I thought so too. Not just for us, but any witch that's on their own here. [ She pops another eyeball and chews it slowly. ] And I think we both know you couldn't stop if you tried.
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[He eats another one.]
But I don't want to.
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[ Prudence laughs. ]
And you shouldn't. Part of your charm is how you never really change.
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[He laughs, though, pleased just the same.]
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Why don't we watch our program now?
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[They are really just.
getting into this.
But he turns it on anyway.]
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[ Prudence helps herself to a salamander. ]
They've tried to kill each other four times already.
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If they would just realize a threesome with Catherine would solve all their problems, they could have sex and then they could just kill each other and no one would care.
[He says it like it's such an obvious solution.]
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[ She bites the tail off her salamander. ]
They take twice as long to do everything except die.
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