#ofmagneto

Monday, 6th of December 

Observant Erik hadn’t been for years, Charles knew this and had a solid reason as to why he doesn’t practice anymore as solemn as it is but that is Erik’s own prerogative. It just so happened that on this day, the puppy had all his needles, vet check ups and was able to be picked up. So, Charles had made an believable excuse that would allow him to be out of the manor for the rest of the afternoon, picking up a magnenta collar with a coin pendent he clipped through the metal loop - it will be a bit big on the puppy at first but it was sheerly for the gifting of the dog and then he’d take it off it, so its bottom jaw doesn’t get caught and do damage. Retrieving the dog was fairly easy, contempt in snoozing all the way to the manor, the challenge came trying to get himself out of the car and then the puppy - it was a flail of arms and floppy ears. He got the floppy eared Doberman Pinscher settled on to his lap, the wag of the nab of its tail twitched - Charles didn’t meet her until after the tail was cropped but he had gotten the ears done as that will be up to Erik to decide on. 

By the time, the puppy and Charles entered the manor it was dusk. He placed the collar gently around the dog’s little neck, submitting into the signals of the animal’s brain and informing the dog in simple terms that he’d take it off if it bothers it so and that they about to meet his new owner/daddy. And opening his telepathic bridge back up to Erik, telling him he’s returned home and to meet him out on the back patio. Sensing the puppy a little nervous from the new environment, that he had to clear the path of students to lessen the fur ball’s uneasy whilst signalling home and safety. He went to back smiling to see Erik had gotten to the patio before him, he cleared his throat. “Magnus, you got here quicker then expected.” He hummed out, the puppy on his lap stood on its Bambi legs trying to get a look at Erik from Charles signalling the simple word of owner though in the dog’s mind it was more like father or daddy. Charles hand went to the front of the dog’s chest plate to keep it from jumping at such a height. “Guess the dog’s out of the bag, huh?” He awkwardly chuckled.