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[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Yes, we are."

"Isn't the general rule, 'don't stray from the path'?"

"For now."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"I think we're pretty safe." He kissed her cheek.

"Fair point."

"As always."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"From what?" she stuttered, fingers curling into his shirt.

"I don't want to die by accident. It wouldn't be very noble."

"Don't act too confidently. As much as Morgana likes you she could still very much kill you."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"A few things," he murmured, hugging her closer.

"You're worried about nobility?"

"Of course. But I don't think she will."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Please elaborate, my brain isn't quite functioning right now," she said, though she was pretty sure she understood what he was leading on to.

"I have a name to uphold,"

"She might kill you out of spite."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"I won't do anything if you don't want me to."

"Doesn't matter if we're both dead."

"I don't think she will," he repeated.

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"I know, I trust you."

"And if they find our bodies?"

"Why are you so sure?"

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

He grinned. "Thanks."

"What's a reputation worth when they don't know how it happened?"

"I'm not."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

She smiled a bit and pulled back to look at him in the eyes. "I mean it."

"But they would've found us in a forest."

"You're frustrating."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"So do I."

"Still wouldn't know how we died."

"That's kept me alive this long." He shrugged.

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Mm," she sighed and kissed him slowly. "So what were you going to do?"

"Whatever," he muttered, deciding to drop the topic.

"True."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Hmm, haven't decided yet," he replied. "What are you going to do?"

"What? I don't understand your reasoning."

"So I'll take my chances."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Follow your lead," she said and bit her lip, unsure, "I'm sure you have more experience than I do."

"Dying in a forest in the middle of nowhere isn't exactly noble."

"Whatever suits you," Edward sighed. "But I maybe want to keep you around for a little longer."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Not really," he said with a laugh.

"It could be."

He grinned. "Thanks. I'll make my best effort."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"You've had me fooled this whole time, then," she said and laughed nervously, "That's honestly part of the reason I've been holding back for a while."

"In what sense?"

"Please and thank you," Edward said and a ghost of a smile passed over his face.

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"That's news," he murmured. "When do you suppose I would have time for such extracurricular activities?"

"Depending on what happened. Just because no one would find out because no witnesses are left alive doesn't make an action any less valid."

"You can count on me."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Before we met? I don't know," she said and shrugged, "I know you've been with other girls."

"I guess."

"I am."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"And haven't you been with other people?"

"You don't believe me."

"Excellent."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Not for this long or to this extent."

"I'm skeptical, is all."

"Alright, we're close."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"I can agree."

She shrugged. "Alright."

"Good."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Now I know," she said with a small smile.

"I trust you not to get me killed."

"Let's slow down."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Now you know," he echoed.

"Wow, thanks."

He nodded and slowed to a brisk jog. "Picking anything up?"

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"So where does that leave us?" she asked, kissing the corner of his mouth.

"You should be honored."

Edward tilted his head to the side. "Something faint. He's a loud thinker."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Alone in a forest together."

"If you say so."

"That suits our purposes quite well."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Alone," she repeated slowly.

He nodded.

"Very well, I would say. I'm pretty sure I can get us in without setting off any alarms."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Or as alone as we can be when any of our friends might come back."

The path twisted to the right and Mimi paused to see if she could see around the trees to where the path continued. She couldn't.

"Even better."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

She closed her eyes. "I have an idea that would be extremely dumb but um ..." she said and sighed, opening one eye slowly, "Would they miss us if we poofed away for just a bit? Bad idea, right?"

"Do we keep going?"

"But keep your ears trained for anything."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

He smiled. "I would like to. But it might be a bad idea."

"Probably a bad idea to turn back." She didn't look over her shoulder, though.

"Always."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"It would be," she muttered, leaning her head against his shoulder in defeat.

"Yeah."

Edward nodded and slowed down once they approached the large building seeming out of place in the forest. "This is it."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Hey, don't worry about it. We've got a job to do here, right?"

She quickened her pace just a little, almost nervous.

"And it's definitely him?"

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Yeah, I'm sorry. You're right."

Draco narrowed his eyes and reached into his pocket for his wand out of habit. He became crestfallen when it wasn't there.
((I distinctly remember him losing it or something?))

His eyebrows furrowed in concentration. "Yeah. He sounds hurt, though."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"You don't have to be sorry."

((yeah i think i remember that))
"What is it?"

"Oh, lovely."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"But I am."

"I forgot I don't have my wand."

"I didn't really expect otherwise," Edward sighed as they walked up to a side door.

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

He kissed her in response.

"Oh," she murmured. "That's unfortunate. Do you remember where you put it?"

"I had hoped not. There would be no reason to hurt him."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

She smiled against his lips and wound her arms around his neck.

"I think we lost it on our last adventure."

"He probably struggled."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Feeling better?" he murmured.

"Which one? Underground?"

"A lot, I'm guessing."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Mhmm."

"Yeah, I think so," he said and shrugged. "One minute I had it, the next I didn't."

"Hopefully he's conscious enough for us to get him out."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Good."

"That's not good." She bit her lip, thinking of that little detour before brushing the thought away.

"Given the loud thinking you mentioned, probably." He paused. "Unless it's a trap?"

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"How about you?"

"No, not really," he said, laughing without humor.

Edward hesitated over the door knob. "I don't think so."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"I'm feeling fine."

"How are we supposed to get that back?"

He nodded. "Okay, then by all means." He gestured at the door, expression neutral.

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Just fine?" she teased.

He sighed. "I don't know."

Edward forced the door open and paused, waiting for an alarm to go off. When none did, he entered with caution.

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

He grinned. "Something like that."

She thought about it for a while. "Do you know about where you dropped it?"

Peter nodded him along, entering the building a few moments later.

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"I can live with that."

"Not at all. It's not like we could find it now, anyway."

Edward paused to listen for Tom's thoughts, then followed them down the hallway.

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Good, I'm glad."

"I was just wondering."

Peter followed about a foot or two behind, paying more attention to their surroundings for any disturbances.

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

She kissed him once, lightly, and then slid off his lap.

"I'll find a replacement," he said without much enthusiasm.

Edward found himself going into the stairwell and walking downstairs several flights. "Where the hell is she keeping him," he whispered.

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Ah, now what?"

"Where, though?"

"Let me guess, a room with no entrances or exits that is only accessible if you can walk through a wall?"

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"I don't know. Mimi and Draco aren't back yet."

"I haven't figure it out yet."

"It would be very like Morgana to do something like that."

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"Wonder where they went."

"I see."

He nodded. "Yeah, no surprise there."

[Just Plain Ray, Cause it's nine in the afternoon...]

"Probably lost."

"I don't want to think about it."

He stopped at a door that led into the basement. He opened it and poked his head, scanning the hallway.

[Michelle, Where's your sense of adventure?]

"That can't be good."

"Okay, that's fine."

"Anything?"