anaĀ --
itĀ takesĀ aĀ lotĀ outĀ ofĀ herĀ notĀ toĀ rollĀ herĀ eyesĀ andĀ huffĀ inĀ frustration.Ā butĀ sheĀ manages.Ā barely.Ā herĀ eyesĀ dartĀ betweenĀ theĀ twoĀ asĀ sheĀ pinchesĀ theĀ bridgeĀ ofĀ herĀ nose.
āāāāāāāā āNo. I am notĀ dead. YouĀ honestlyĀ canātĀ tellĀ theĀ differenceĀ betweenĀ meĀ an-Ā actually,Ā IĀ donātĀ know.Ā MaybeĀ youĀ canātĀ becauseĀ ofĀ meā¦maybe.Ā Ā ANYWAY.Ā No,Ā IāmĀ notĀ dead.Ā HeāsĀ dead.Ā YouāreĀ notĀ dead.Ā So,Ā nowĀ thatĀ weāreĀ allĀ awareĀ ofĀ ourĀ lifeĀ status, IĀ askĀ again:Ā HowĀ areĀ youĀ doingĀ that?ā
ā Itās... ah... kind of a family thing, I suppose, āĀ Klaus hedges his response. Back in his Academy days, he was asked quite a lot about his powers, but this was entirely different. He could skip the entire part of that old spiel dedicated to making them believeĀ him when he explained it. Which, come to think of it, was the wholeĀ spiel.Ā ā It just kind of ... happens. I dunno, how do any of us do anything? The philosophical possibilities are endless. ā
ā How is it that youĀ can see him, hmm? āĀ He says petulantly.Ā Ā ā As far as I knew, Iām the only one that can do this. ā












