"I don't see anything wrong with that" he spoke sitting next to Gage saying "I'm a wizard, well in simple terms" technically he was a blood warlock who could do magic anytime and any type. However, he didn't feel the need to throw that out tehre right now either. "Aren't you cold?" he asked taking one of his arms placing it around Gage's shoulders and making his magic flow throughout Gage in order to try and warm him up a bit by sharing the magic.

Gage shrugged at Davir. "Yeah, I am a bit cold. We should get out of here shouldn't we? Go back to my place and talk?" Considering all the crazy things that had been going on, he didn't think it was safe to keep hanging out here. Who knew what would happen next. "Um, my clothes should still be where I left them. Let me fetch them and then we can go," he said as he stood to search for the right stone his clothes were tucked behind. His arm hurt, but he didn't show it in the way he moved. He could deal with that after he got home.

Davir nodded "Sure, fine with me. My folks are still there probably at my house and I would rather not deal with them" Davir waited for him to find the stone and get dressed, he didn't look at him until he was finished. "Are you sure you're alright? No bumps or bruises?" Davir asked ready to walk back once the other would finish.

Gage removed a minute later, fully clothed except for the fact that he wore his jacket around his shoulders rather than with his arms through the sleeves. It would be an unnecessary hassle to put it on. "I'm ready. Don't worry...I'll be fine. We just need to get out of here," he said. He never quite denied being injured, but he wasn't lying either. A little shoulder pain could be fixed in an instant. It wasn't like this was the first time a wing injury had ended like this after all. Gage reached out one arm and felt around. "Hey Davir...come over here. Oh geez, the blind leading the clueless. And I'm not used to this walk. Let me hold onto your arm for a while."

(I forever love you for making a reply, no one else is online, and I'm doing art. Which I owe alot of art, but, I am not pushing my luck right now) (Haha blind leading clueless, love that line. Oh and smooooth hehe)

"Alright, anything to help" Davir spoke, his voice normal, but, positive than anything else. Davir walked over to him so he could hold onto his harm, he felt something when their arms touched, and wondered what that was. He started to wonder what could have happened that they didn't remember. It had to be a memory thing, what else could it be, and why did it happen to begin with? Shoving those thoughts and questions to the side, knowing his dreams also meant something, he started to think about the lake then stopped. With magic, at least in his family, if he thought about something, it normally would come to him or he would go to it. Right now, going to the lake, might not be a wanting thing on both sides, and right now, just getting to safety would be nice. "Haha so I must be the clueless one, I like that" now he was acting silly.

(hehe. I'll try to rp a bit tonight then.)

Gage chuckled as he tightly gripped Davir's arm then started past the gravestones, heading for the sidewalk he knew ran along the entrance to the cemetery. "Yes, you're clueless. Because you don't know the way to my house, of course. I don't mean that you're normally clueless," he added. At least he had something to laugh about, but the truth was, he wasn't sure he knew the way to his home from here either. "Just tell me if I'm about to walk into a wall or something."

(only if you have time)

"Actually, I think I normally am clueless, my bratty sisters love to call me 'ditsy' blonde or not i doubt I am" though he knew he really was without that having to be said. "Okay, but, will you hit me if I lead you into one?" he smiled joking around as they walked, he enjoyed the peacefulness that surrounded them right now.

(you're just dragging me away from watching Stargate)

Turning his head to glare as best as he could, Gage light punched Davir in his arm before re-taking a hold of it. "Don't joke about things like that! Do you have any idea how old that joke is? Geez...the amount of walls I've been led into..." he muttered, shaking his head. He stopped and stood very still as he listened. "I don't hear any cars. We need to hurry and cross this street." He stepped forward into the street, unaware that a car was preparing to pull out of a street side parking spot just to their left.

"Haha so you would 'hold' it against me" though he wasn't sure if the other would catch that little joke he slipped in, though its usually meant for someone to hold their body against the other, but, that was a lame joke considering it was a lame pick up line. Davir couldn't help, but, laugh a little at the reaction thinking it was cute. "What's the rush?" he asked matching the speed with Gage's until he saw bright head lights come out of no where and before Davir could react to using his magic, his first instinct kicked in. Davir pulled him back quickly moving him out of the path of danger wrapping his arms instinctively around his waist and back onto the sidewalk. His light blonde hair slightly brushing past the other's darkened hair in the crisp night air as their bodies heat instantly reacted to each others. Davir felt his heart leap to his throat, metaphorically speaking, and whispered "Shit, don't do that" it was out of reaction "I mean...don't...be more careful, let me lead" he wasn't sure if he was upset, scared, or mad. It wasn't really the other's fault since he couldn't see the car.

Gage heard the car only right before he was suddenly whisked out of its way. He was sure if not for Davir, he would not have been able to move out of the way fast enough. The entire inside of his head was filled with curses, but none of them voiced themselves even as he clutched his hands into the sleeves of Davir's shirt. Head dropping, he pulled away quickly. He cursed himself even for hesitating to pull away. "S-sorry...I wasn't paying attention. Normally I'm not..." But wasn't he? It wasn't like he'd never walked into a stupid situation before. He could have avoided it if his head was ever screwed on right around Davir, maybe. He'd never know now though. "Anyway, how can you lead? You don't know where we're going."

Davir was glad he pulled him away in time, but, he didn't want to let him go. Mainly because he was afraid he would get hurt or almost again. "You might not like this very much, but, come here and don't let go" Davir said as he pulled Gage's body to his letting the magic surround them floating them up into the air to the sky. He felt like he had done this before and wondered if he had or if he solely dreamt it. "You okay?" he asked.

Though Gage protested, he didn't have any way to stop Davir from helping him. "I don't need help," he complained. "Really. I just haven't walked outside for a while...I don't think. I'm fine, so put me down!" Who knew what had gone on when he and Davir had apparently been friends. Gage's pride was wounded. There was nothing more he hated than having to be helped across the street because he'd nearly gotten hid by a car. God, he'd nearly gotten himself hurt. This was bad. He felt anxious, irritated, fearful for himself.

Davir lowered them back to the ground and walked in silence following Gage until they got to his house "It's this one right?" Davir asked waiting for Gage to reply, then he was going to either go home and sleep, or convince Gage they should try the spell one more time to see what would happen. Though he figured that was enough for awhile probably.

(ugh going back to sleep, excuse me)

Gage was surprised that Davir actually complied. He had the feeling that was unusual with them, although he had no idea why he felt that. They finished the walk in silence and when the reached the right house--he could tell by the smell of roses and blooming weeds--he nodded. "Yes, this is the one. Come inside with me if you want," he said, heading for the front door.

"I think I should get home unless you want to try and find out about why we might know eachother fully again" Davir didn't care either way, he wanted to know what was hidden within his own heart, and he wanted to figure it out with Gage. Davir waited for a reply as he stood there unmoved from the spot he was in.

(sorry family issues, depression issues, and anxiety issues)

()

"We could try if you want," Gage said without hesitation. Actually, he didn't care either way if they did try to figure anything out. He just wanted to spend time with Davir. It wouldn't be so bad to build a friendship with him all over again. Besides, he was a little worried about Davir and he wanted to talk. Obviously something was going on and Gage didn't want to let him out of his sight, so to speak. "Just...spend the day with me okay?"

(thankies)

Davir listened to him and sighed "Some reason I can't say no to you" Davir smiled half heartedly, he never had a problem with this before and wondered why. He walked inside with Gage, spacing out, he still held onto Gage, and wasn't sure why. If the other didn't have a problem with this, then why should he?

Gage smiled when Davir followed him inside. For a second, he was worried that the other boy would walk away. Glancing around, Gage noted that he couldn't hear anyone near the house's foyer. "Mom, I'm home. I brought a friend." he called. Although Davir already knew he was a shapeshifter, he didn't want the other to get a surprise when he came face to face with a house full of wild animals.

"A friend?" a tall woman with short black hair entered the room with a smile on her face. She inspected the two boys, one of her eyebrows raised. "That's good news. If you wish, you're welcome to stay for lunch. Just don't get into trouble between now and then."

"Thanks mom. I'll try," Gage said, then turned back to Davir. "Do you want to talk in my room?"

Davir listened as he walked in, he saw the woman, and then nodded staying with Gage. "Hello, thank you for letting me stay" he said before looking at Gage nodding saying "Sounds good to me" he stayed with him just till they would get up there wondering how many people lived in this household.

(sorry i hate making posts like this, but, im so frustrated with everything, im going crazy over here ugh)

(I'm sorry. Do you need another hug?)

Gage led the way past the foyer that led to the kitchen and the living room respectively on the left and right. The house was roomy and seemed even more so because it was so neat and organized. It was part of the reason he could navigate the area with little concern or hesitation. Gage led the way up a flight of stairs and took a turn to the right and pushed open the door to his room. "Mine is to the right. Maria's room is too the left. The bathroom is in the middle of them in case you want to know," he said as he moved across the room and sat in his desk chair without turning on the lights out of habit. "So...how does it look?"

(im good, just letting you know i hate my posts lol)

"Could use a little light, but, the house itself is amazingly cool" Davir answered walking to a dark room almost stumbling, but, had caught himself. He chose just to sat on the floor for now and use his magic for the time being to see in the dark. Davir wondered if this was normal for Gage. For himself he always used his magic to turn his lights on when he walked into his room that it became a time it was getting to be of habit and he didn't have to think about it.

(don't hate them! I like them)

Chuckling, Gage turned to face where Davir sat. "It's dark? Sorry, I forgot. You could turn on the lights, but I can't even tell you if the light works. Obviously, I don't use it," he said with a shrug. He shifted nervously and the room fell into an awkward silence for nearly a minute. Or maybe Gage was the only one who felt awkwardness in it. Without being able to see Davir's face, he couldn't be sure what the other boy was thinking. "So...now what? Did you say something about trying to recover more memories or whatever we were doing before?"

(they've been short though)

Davir used his powers to see through the dark, sort of his night eyes "It's alright, my magic allows me to see through the dark, helps when I wander the night" Davir spoke adding on "Yes, but, we don't have to do that if you don't want to. I don't want to trouble you with something that might or might not be good" Davir sat indian style on the floor as he waited for Gage to reply. After he would he asked "Have you always had your sight like this?" he always wondered how people saw without their sight.

(it's okay. Mine aren't long either)

"It's not really a trouble. I don't know if we should try to recover them or not, but whatever you want to do," he said with a shrug. Gage didn't want to say no if Davir thought it was best. After all, it was his magic. He would know what was best more than Gage. Lightly, he lifted a hand to touch his eyes. At times, he could imagine that he saw his hand there. It was a common hallucination among blind people because the mind knew what it should be seeing. "I've always been blind. It's not much for sight, but I have my own ways."

(Longer than mine and i just ruined the positive in the house, greeeeeeeat)

Davir listened and then thought fora moment "I have an idea, but, I need you to trust me okay?" Davir asked standing up walking over to Gage saying "Take my hand" he waited to see if Gage really would take his hand or not, if he did he would walk them over to Gage's bed so they could sit down considering this would take alot of energy.