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Alexandra stormed down the streets into the lake. She sat far way from the girl and boy who were talking. She sat under a tree and sighed frustrated. Why did Roy make me leave? She thought as she looked around. She grabbed a rock threw it at the lake. She was there for only several minutes until she remembered the Halloween ball. She went back to the cafe.

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Magnus smiled at her dancing around. "Going to the ball sounds like an excellent idea," he said. He nodded when she said she hadn't shown him her Weapon form yet. "Very well," he said, holding out his hand. "Let's see it."

Magnus felt the bow and string and looked at the arrows, impressed. "Very impressive," he said sincerely. She definitely had a hunter feel to her. He wondered if that side came from her father or mother. He picked out one of the arrows and felt it up and down, feeling the hard wood, the sharp point and the straight feathers. Finally he put it back and nodded, satisfied. "I think this will do quite nicely, Dakota," he said with a smile and offered his arm. "Shall we go to the ball m'lady?"

Magnus nodded and walked with her to the ball

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Max was lying on his back in the sun, eyes closed and paws hanging limp in the air. He smiled inwardly as he felt the breeze ruffle through his fur, carrying countless new smells in such a large city. Although he hadn't seen all of Death City yet, the park was by far his favorite place. Thirty minutes earlier he had gone swimming in the lake, but by now his fur had dried completely. He stretched slightly and shifted in his light sleep, enjoying the moment to its fullest.

Max opened his one good eye when he smelled someone new. He had been told the Meister he was assigned would be here sooner or later. He saw a young man walking to the edge of the lake, staring off across it. He had gotten a good look at the picture of his new Meister, but using his eyes, and getting used to seeing in color, was still a process for him. He still had trouble telling one person from another merely by sight. He stared at him, trying to visualize the face on the paper again, but the image escaped him. If only he had been given the smell or something...

Max's ear flicked as he heard the guy shouting after throwing stones across the lake. "What are you doing...? he thought to Lucian, his telepathy sending his words straight to Lucian's mind. Humans always seemed to be doing the weirdest things, and this was one of those things that looked like it had no point.