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Jet had heard Rage-Boulder mutter “fucking rock star wannabe” under his breath a few times. Unsure what a ‘rock star’ was, Jet decided it must be a good thing. Rocks were the best.
“What’s the problem? Don’t you find Warlord Tarrick attractive?” Fate-Pebble leaned against a pillar. “He’s the third strongest incubus in the world. Anyone with eyes would find him attractive. But he’s my father’s…uh…I can’t say that yet because you don’t know.”
“You know you two are going to get back together again.” Silva folded the letter and shoved it into a pouch on her belt. “No.” “I literally see the future.” “The future can be changed,” Silva said. “Not this much. You’re going to ride that undead dick again and”—Fate-Pebble leaned in—“and you’re going to love it.”
There were a handful of other gargoyles on other corners, but they all slept. Jet envied them in a way. He often wanted to rest again, unmoving, observing without the need to interact. The world was exhausting.
“They didn’t lose their parents, live on their own as a teenager, get turned into a vampire, lose their sire, then get tossed into a war that won’t end until I die…”
“Do you know why I keep him as far away from you as possible?” “Jealousy.” “No, Tarrick. Other lovers have never bothered me. I keep you away because everything I do is to exalt him and everything you do is to exalt yourself.”
Matthew’s love is a gift, and you are unworthy of it. I hope one day he sees that. But…” Devak paused, looking down at Tarrick. “I’m only his servant. It’s not my choice. You’re right: he needs what only you can do to him.”

