Auryn tilts his head a little, curious. Granted, by the time he was a
teenager he's pretty sure half the county police had been waiting for an
excuse to arrest him. "I believe the official title is Public Display of
Magic," he says with scorn. He doesn't think that's too risky a suggestion,
what with the guy basically admitting he's an outlaw, or something, and
with the energy around him. Auryn's not about to trust him with any
secrets, but he's not too afraid the man's going to freak out over him
being a witch. "Sounds like a fireworks show to me, but I didn't make the
law."
He shrugs one shoulder. "Got frustrated and threw a tree in front of the
wrong people on the wrong day. Unfortunately nothing to go down in legend.
Add some unpaid citations for more of the same and there it is, the perfect
storm." He quirks an eyebrow. "They can fine me, put me in jail. Even if I
had the money, I'm not going to pay a tax on what comes naturally." He
might as well start with the controversial viewpoint and work backwards.
"So what's your story?" he asks. "Sounds as though the police aren't your
biggest fans."
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Date: 2015-06-20 04:20 am (UTC)Auryn tilts his head a little, curious. Granted, by the time he was a teenager he's pretty sure half the county police had been waiting for an excuse to arrest him. "I believe the official title is Public Display of Magic," he says with scorn. He doesn't think that's too risky a suggestion, what with the guy basically admitting he's an outlaw, or something, and with the energy around him. Auryn's not about to trust him with any secrets, but he's not too afraid the man's going to freak out over him being a witch. "Sounds like a fireworks show to me, but I didn't make the law."
He shrugs one shoulder. "Got frustrated and threw a tree in front of the wrong people on the wrong day. Unfortunately nothing to go down in legend. Add some unpaid citations for more of the same and there it is, the perfect storm." He quirks an eyebrow. "They can fine me, put me in jail. Even if I had the money, I'm not going to pay a tax on what comes naturally." He might as well start with the controversial viewpoint and work backwards.
"So what's your story?" he asks. "Sounds as though the police aren't your biggest fans."