Crimson Academy RP

"What . . ?" Drake said, confused, then looked over to the faerie, who had his hands around Dawn's hips. "Oh god, no way." he said, horrified
The faerie rested his head on Dawn's shoulder, facing the other two boys, "I think I'll just take her and leave." he murmured.
"Please do." Dawn smiled up at him.

"Sorry. She's with us." Avan pulled the rope dart from his belt and sprinted forward, whipping the weapon over his head.

"Darling, deal with him." The faerie whispered in her ear.
"Anything for you, my dear." Dawn smiled and charged at Avan.
"I've got him, I won't let him get the best of me." Drake said, running at his target.

"I'm not so sure about that!" Avan yelled, but they didn't have much choice. Avan caught Dawn by the waist, dragging her towards the ground.

Dawn struggled against him, she slashed at him with her claws as she hissed, "I'll kill you."

Drake brought his scythe back and aimed a slash at the faerie, who staggered back, surprised as it cut at his chest, though it wasn't very deep. "Awh, why don't we just talk." he winked, but Drake shrugged off any feeling of lust and went at him again with his weapon drawn back.

"No doubt you will, but it'll have to be later." He pinned her wrist to the ground. "Come on, snap out of it, Dawn."

The faerie stumbled back against the wall and Drake held the blade of his scythe to his neck, "No one ever makes a fool of me," he hissed.

She struggled against his grip, tears came down her cheek, "Don't kill him, please!" she cried.

"Five minutes ago, you wanted to kill him!" He kept her wrist against the ground. "Come on. Come on. Just breathe and let him go."

"No!" she cried, tears rolling down her cheeks.
"At least this life has been fun," The faerie smirked, "I regret nothing." he said as Drake beheaded him.
Dawn went still, her struggling stopped.

"Thank you, Drake. Thank you, thank you, thank you," Avan breathed, rolling off Dawn and landing on his back. His side and shoulder ached from where Dawn and Drake had injured him.

Dawn ran a hand over her face, "I'm sorry," she sighed, "I had to get him to focus on me so Drake could finish him off."
"Damn it, that idiot made a fool out of me." Drake huffed.

"And you both took it out on me. I appreciate that," Avan joked, pushing himself to his feet. "Well, we were all successful eventually."

"Sorry about that," Dawn blushed, "And yeah, so it seems we're done with being just students. Now we're members." she smiled.

"My parents will be thrilled. Maybe I'll get a nod of approval," he joked at his own expense.

"They seem like lovely people," Dawn said sarcastically as she led them back to the train.

"Oh yeah, such charmers." He looked down at his side. The blood had stopped, but a nasty black and blue bruise already discolored a large portion of his side. "Did you really have to hit me on the side I sleep on?" he laughed.

Dawn looked at him, flustered, " I'm really really sorry, I didn't mean to." she blushed.

"I'm only messing. Come on. Let's head back. Come on, faerie bitch."

Drake frowned, "I swear to god, never speak of this." he said lowly, following after them.

"Are you kidding me? This is going on every door in the school!" Avan laughed.

Drake gave him a murderous look, "I swear to god, I'll kill you." he warned lowly.

"Ha-ha! It'll be worth it!"

"You are such an ass." Drake grumbled as they reached Grand Central Station.
"Play nice," Dawn warned.

"Yes, yes I am," he said proudly.

Dawn sighed, shaking her head, "Men." she teased as she waited for the train.
"God, this test freaking sucked." Drake muttered.