A Teacher and A Flame

Fia Areli

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She turned to fire, if the blade were to go through her it'd leave no affect. He forgot she wasn't a complete idiot. Her whole entire body was flames all the way through, he may have been strong. But she wasn't a complete idiot. She smirked, "I see your not dumb, but neither am I." She drew a dagger from her dress in a instant going through him she blended with his flames the dagger being held at his neck. "I wouldn't have challenged you if I was only a cocky headmistress with temper issues."

She smirked, if she was fire she could spread into fire. You can't fight fire with fire because fire litterly can blend into the other. She didn't know what else the teacher had up his sleeve, but she had noticed the power of fire. She wondered if he could create a complete bodily transformation too. She was tempted to be a real jerk and stab him anyway but it would've spoiled the fun. She stayed in the position waiting for him to struggle or escape however he'd chose to do so.
 

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She held the dagger at his neck, but he didn't struggle. Instead, he smirked, letting out another "huh" sound of a chuckle. 'My word she's talkative.' he thought to himself, though he had forseen her doing something like this.

He was like a chess player. He forsaw moves, how to force his oponent to be exactly where he wanted them. He always thought three moves ahead of where he was. He said nothing, but instead spun out of her grip expertly, assuming a look of sheer terror on his visible face, though his eyes never changed (they were covered by hair). And then he jumped, off the side of the roof, transforming entirely into flames, and flying because of it. (The whole, hot air rises thing).

Stupid she may not be, but hot headed she was. He knew that his completely believable terror would have her pursuing him. He added onto his little facade a line that would surely get her to chase, "You've not won yet!" he yelled back at her, voice shaky with 'fear'.
 

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"You've not won yet!"

This annoyed her sending her flying after him, in the same manner. She her anger made her keep pace with the assasin, she followed him not realizing he was approching her major weakness. She suspected something but didn't do anything about it. She was a strong believer that men were truly idiots. She didn't believe he was really 'scared'. but she wanted to prove she could defeat some stupid teacher.

She suddenly remembered her ability to transform into a fire bird. She did so in mid air, flying after him with much more ease now. She didn't have to do stupid things like run and not catch up. Everyone knew birds were faster than people on land, seeing it took speed and power to stay in the air. She spotted him flying above him she looked down at the guy, she never even let a thought of him being handsome or smart. She was against getting attached to anyone in this world because of her past.
 

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Without warning, he shot up, combining his flames with hers. His strenth was far more than hers, and so he pulled her downwards with ease, immersing them in the lake below. He'd calculated exactly where to go, and so they were in the shallows, so that he could control her.

And so as soon as he was sure that it had worked, he rolled so that Claira was beneath him, leaning over her with his hands gripping her wrists. The way he was positioned did not allow her any movement, and his breathing was slightly accelerated.

Water dripped from his hair, which clung to it's self in clumps, revealing his deep, and frightening eyes, that told a story of death and pain. He smirked at her lightly, but the smirk did nothing to his eyes. He said nothing, holding her in her position in the water with his superior strength.
 

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She was taken by surprise finding herself in such a situation. She looked at her captor at first numb, then she had a flashback of her past lover. Her eyes filled with hate, sadness, pain, and death in a way unknown to humans who had never been put under Darci's spells. His hands gripping her wrist she struggled angrily fighting against him. Though it was no use seeing he was stronger and had more muscle mass than her.

She saw his eyes, it didn't phase her. His pain didn't make her ease up on him. She had eyes that were just as cold, only they were that of a woman's. He smirked at her saying nothing, she was still underneath his weight. She continued to struggle, wishing he wasn't a pyro and she wasn't in water, so she could burn his hands for holding her down. She didn't give up, she would struggle all day if he pinned her that long. His gaze meant nothing to her, his smirk was nothing. His being a man though, reminded her of the pain and anger she felt when she came back to her time and saw the man she loved with another girl.
 

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He easily transferred her wrists so that he was holding both with one of his large hands. He used a hand to almost caress her face, ignoring her struggling form beneath him. "Now, are you going to admit I've won, or am I going to have to knock you out?" he asked, his words gentle. His kind voice was almost believeable, and would have been, had his eyes not betrayed him. He was telling the truth. He was completely unafraid of knocking her out. It was certainly less troublesome than continuing to hold her wrigling body down.

His eyes flicked over her face, and he smiled again, but it was different than his smirks, though it wasn't comforting. "You're cute when you're angry. But I wonder what I've done to make you hate me so." he did't remove his hand from her face, not afraid of her. He wouldn't be afraid of her even if she was trying, and succeeding, in killing him.
 

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She struggled but he easily caught both her hands with one. His unused hand almost caressing her face. She tried to back away from it but seeing she was pinned against the ground she couldn't. He ignored her struggling against him. She just wanted to get out from underneath him, her eyes had a look of sorrow overtake them.

"Now, are you going to admit I've won, or am I going to have to knock you out?"

"Why don't you just knock me out! Seeing your just some..." She couldn't think of a good insult that would hit home. She continued to struggle against him, angry because she didn't want to fall prey to love again. She wasn't going to let him become anything to her especially since he wanted to knock her out. She growled angrily forcing anger back into her eyes, his eyes still unemotional and serious. She didn't care if she got knocked out, she had been through enough pain that being knocked out was only like a bug bite.

His eyes looked over her face and then he smiled, it was different than his smirks that he cast at her, though it wasn't anything she personally cared about. "You're cute when you're angry. But I wonder what I've done to make you hate me so." His hand still on her face, he wasn't afraid of her, he made that clear by his actions toward her.

She looked away, refusing to let him bring up the memories which hurt her so. Being trapped under him would've been a romantic situation if she hadn't been so set on never having a relationship again. She may have looked cute when she was angry as he said, but he didn't know the pain he was bringing up from her past. And it was likely that he wouldn't care, besides she did say anything goes. She wanted to kill him and then herself.
 

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He chuckled. Apparently his position unnerved her. He slid his hand over her face, resting the heel of his hand resting lightly on her forehead. "You'll thank me some day." he said softly, his voice low. And then, with a solid, non-damaging blow to her forehead, he knocked her out.

He didn't move from her for a moment, eyes lingering on her face. 'She really is pret-.. No Marek. Don't go there.' he thought, shaking his head. He closed his heart again, and in a single smoothe movement, pulled her out of the water and threw her over his shoulder.

He dropped her off in her room, and smirked at the unconcious woman. "Good-bye, Claira." he said softly, smile on his face. And then he disappeared, leaving her to sleep off her unconciousness.
 

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"You'll thank me some day."

His hand moved from her cheek to her forehead, his hand sent a blow to her head. Just before she fell unconcious she murmered something, "Men are jerks..." She then fell into the black abyss of unconciousness. She was toted to her room and than dropped off, had she heard his thoughts she probably would've slapped him. Not because she hated him, but because she didn't want to have the pain of falling in love with him and then being put back under a time warp spell and then see him in love and kissing some other girl and whispering sweet nothings in her ear instead of her own. And to litterly not exist in his memory, she wouldn't be able to take it.

When he said Goodbye her mind triggered a memory lapse, and putting it into her dreams.

"Goodbye Claira." Darci said as the spell trapped Claira into the spell bind. She smirked, "Have a nice trip, be sure to check the gravestones. You might enjoy the scene." A swirling black abyss came towards her, she was trapped she couldn't move her body. She held onto the ground for dear life, but the abyss sucked her in. "NO!!!!" She screamed in the dream, but it came out in real life. Tears welled in her eyes, everything was so fresh as the day it happened. She remembered everything just as bad as the pain from the blow to her head. She rubbed her head, remembering what happened she forced herself into a mad state.

She jolted out the door running outside, but because of her rush she tripped on the garden hose which the gardener left out, sending her flying into the air and breaking her arm on impact against a rock. Her cheek was scrapped and blood dripped down to her chin. She got angrier. "Bloody Gardener!" She exclaimed as she got up, she felt her arm crack and her eyes widened with pain.
 

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He saw he go down, heard the crack that meant a broken bone, and he winced. In his mind he cursed, because even where he was, he could see the pain on her face. Silently, he stole up behind her, and cuffed her against the back of her head, in the spot that caused immediate unconciousness.

And then he caught her in his strong arms before she hit the ground. He pulled a bandage from his pack, setting her arm quickly and as painlessly as possible. Then, he wiped her face of most of it's blood, lifting her in his arms.

He brought her to the hospital wing, and was greeted with many worried nurses. He told them that he'd seen her fall, and had temporarily set her arm. They put her in a bed, but when they turned to thank him, he was gone.

He went to his desk, and started flipping through his lesson plan, making alterations here and there. He had helped her, because it was in his nature, but he didn't want her to know. Aiding those who were hurt was a sign of weakness for him.
 
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