She was about to make her last turn when she felt someone grab her hand from behind and pull her back. Eva’s initial reaction was to swing her legs back and kick him hard on the ribs but pulled back immediately when she noticed that it was the same detective, or well, pretend detective she had helped out a few days ago. Dex Miller, wasn’t it? “Dex?” She asked, looking at the man who was panting and twitching heavily down on the ground, his hand still wrapped around Eva’s in a tight grasp. It almost felt as if he was truly scared about something.
“Dex, what is it?” she asked, slight irritation creeping up her veins as she was just about to go home and call it a day. The man looked up with frightened eyes. “I found something,” his fear now was mixed in with a look of triumph. Eva wanted to think he was on a wild goose chase again but calmed down enough to listen to him go on and on about some sphere in the middle of a pond, or a river, but he kept saying that it made him happy and sad all at once and that it was the culprit to his latest case, at which point Eva really rolled her eyes. She opened her mouth to tell him that he should go home and sleep but stopped when he saw the seriously frightnened state he was in. Probalby because she walked around with him for a whole day, Eva was sure that this man had some truths to his ramblings.
With resolve, Eva asked him to lead her to the river he saw this blue ball in and as they started walking, Dex kept explaining to her about the strange sensations the big blue ball bought her. He looked excited, frightened, and curious all at the same time which was now starting worry Eva a little. She didn’t want to get into anything dangerous without her magic, especially when she had to means to defend herself except with her physical capabilities which she wasn’t all too trained in. She realized that she had been relying on her magic far too heavily now.
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