( Barnet's tether is no match for David's anger, and how personal he would take to a person being used for their power. His tether is someone in fact, and that power is stripped as quickly as he latched on.
There is no leeway, no defense Barnet has in his posturing with the (1) he got to defend himself.
The magic cripples him, as he props himself up, hands bracing against the table. The magic leaves him in stretches, his young face wrinkling before them, as he rapidly ages. )
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There is no leeway, no defense Barnet has in his posturing with the (1) he got to defend himself.
The magic cripples him, as he props himself up, hands bracing against the table. The magic leaves him in stretches, his young face wrinkling before them, as he rapidly ages. )