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He knew he had to have it. Another for his collection. And he could sense the magic within it as well, knowing it would only serve to make him more powerful. The lantern hung low beneath his waist, barely held by the skeletal hand as he stepped inside, glancing around before heading to one of the few truly dying rebels. He raised his hook before he tore through one of them, thankful that he wouldn’t have conflict for his first reaping that early night. 

“You will only serve to make me more powerful.” He whispered to the soul, before he opened the lantern with the key at his waist and brought it up, the soul painfully being sucked into the lantern as quiet wails escaped it for but a moment, and he locked it again. Hearing a noise, Thresh glanced beside him in caution as he raised his hook, ready to strike someone down if need be.

Is that a threat or a promise

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again, born poor and orphaned. but this time, given how demacia works, jayce wasn’t given an easy way out by the clans or anything of the sort. instead, given his natural gift for energy reading, he got scouted out by the mageseekers at youth—given that was his opportunity to rise beyond simple peasantry and not completely aware of the implications, he took it.

he grew up learning about how mages were dangerous, but part of his inherently inquisitive nature made him realize there was something off about that logic. he could see mages among the higher ranks, yet those were aptly concealed by their nobility and status. as such, he grew to believe the ideals his order operated under were hypocritical.

he knows better than to speak his mind, however, completely aware that being part of the mageseekers himself, speaking against their tenets would likely land him a treason accusation. as such, he works for them still but… not too happily. 

part of him wonders if his skill at energy / magic sensing shouldn’t be considered a ‘mage-like’ trait that was willfully ignored by his higher-ups given his utility for them. that, too, embitters him regarding the truth behind their actions.

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