Draco Malfoy (
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WHO | Draco and OPEN
WHAT | Draco's escaped the Cornucopia unscathed, but for how much longer?
WHEN | the day after the Cornucopia
WHERE | Q5, and thereabouts
WARNINGS | language. This is Draco, after all.
He'd gotten away from the Cornucopia, albeit empty-handed, but with his life still intact. Judging by the look of things over there, in that initial five minute span, he was lucky that way. Swimming across what felt like half of the entire Arena - not that he had any idea how big the bloody thing was, though it certainly felt huge - had taken up most of his stamina for the evening, and he had climbed the first tree that looked secure enough to hold him, and passed out for the night.
And now it was morning; Draco had very nearly fallen out of his temporary home when he'd forgotten where he was, the danger he was in. As he recovered, he sat there still, still clinging to the tree as he tried to think of just how he got there. Portkey? The Dark Lord wasn't much above that. Which meant that this could plausibly be a method of punishing him for not doing his job fast enough. But this was just cruel and unusual.
WHAT | Draco's escaped the Cornucopia unscathed, but for how much longer?
WHEN | the day after the Cornucopia
WHERE | Q5, and thereabouts
WARNINGS | language. This is Draco, after all.
He'd gotten away from the Cornucopia, albeit empty-handed, but with his life still intact. Judging by the look of things over there, in that initial five minute span, he was lucky that way. Swimming across what felt like half of the entire Arena - not that he had any idea how big the bloody thing was, though it certainly felt huge - had taken up most of his stamina for the evening, and he had climbed the first tree that looked secure enough to hold him, and passed out for the night.
And now it was morning; Draco had very nearly fallen out of his temporary home when he'd forgotten where he was, the danger he was in. As he recovered, he sat there still, still clinging to the tree as he tried to think of just how he got there. Portkey? The Dark Lord wasn't much above that. Which meant that this could plausibly be a method of punishing him for not doing his job fast enough. But this was just cruel and unusual.
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He slid to the ground only to look up and see another boy in the tree. Kevin jumped back to his feet with a startled yelp. Too bad his powers didn't seem to work here. He'd burn the tree. Or at least the branch that boy was sitting on. He didn't want to die. His hand found his neck. Was it really only yesterday that Yvette had made Jonathan kill him? Well, not quite kill him, but that had been the intent. He didn't want to feel that again.
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Which was nothing, as far as Draco was concerned. They were sorely mistaken if they believed otherwise. He glowered down at the other person below him, narrowing his eyes with murderous intent. He could do it. He could kill a person if he was so driven, if it got him that much closer to getting back home.
Immediately, Draco began scanning the immediate area for something he could use; he hadn't found any weapons, hadn't had the time to find anything proper after arriving on this new island. But there were still rocks, and water, and tree branches around. He could find something. For now, he merely drew his legs up to his chest, adjusting his position so he was a smaller, more stable target considering his height, and wore an expression that suggested he was not one to fuck with.
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"Oi. Don't you have better things to do?" Draco called down with a sneer.
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"Don't you?"
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Someone stop them before they kill each other!
that's Kevin's fault. completely his.
"Fuck off, then!" Draco hissed, holding his coconut close to his chest. He wasn't about to let that thing go, and he wasn't deluding himself that he'd be able to do much magic at this point. It was lucky enough that he could use a Shield Charm, and it was a weak one at that.
He thought Draco was gonna brain him with a coconut!
Like Kevin would trust this stranger farther than he could throw him. Not when he'd already been nearly murdered once.
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Pffft... Draco was ruder.
Kevin sneered as he picked up another stone in case the blond did decide to throw the coconut at him.
you sound like you expected something else.
With how messed up those two already are? Not really.
Kevin was nearly pouting by this point. This whole thing wasn't fair. He wasn't even supposed to be here. He was supposed to safely in Vegas. "And you'd have had to climb out of the tree to kill me."
:B
*pout*
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Upon reaching land, Alex had searched for a safe place to sleep. He didn't like the looks of the palm trees, as he knew he was a restless sleeper and would likely fall out. Instead, he dug into the sand to make a shallow pit at the base of a cluster of palms, which he then covered over with palm fronds.
The next morning, he glanced around carefully before coming out from under his covering. He hadn't had anything to eat the night before, and he was feeling ravenous. He doubted anything had been left behind at the Cornucopia, which meant he had to find something here to eat. Relatively confident he could crack open a coconut, he started climbing the nearest tree.
As he reached the top though, he spotted someone about a dozen trees over, huddled in the fronds.
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He was cursing under his breath, though. He needed something more than just his hands for this to work to any real extent, and the blond began to glance around for some sign of a rock, or a stick, or anything sturdy; he'd heard noises before, someone nearby him, and had paused to let them pass. But now he continued to hear them, not too far away, but getting no closer. Only now did Draco spy another Tribute in another tree, and he froze, pressing himself closer to the trunk in an attempt to remain hidden for now.
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And then finally, he called down, voice a quiet hiss to keep anyone else from hearing: "Oi! You!"
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"What do you want?"
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"Pass me that rock," he stated, nodding his head towards a little one with a sharp enough point that it could be drilled through the coconut's husk. Or someone's head, given enough trying. But Draco didn't really plan on that.
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"Catch."
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"A bit harder," he called up quietly. "And it's easier if you're hitting the rock, rather than the other way around."
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