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timing was off, giving you the
    chance to obstruct me at every turn. If I had caught you before you
    consummated and cemented your coven, I would have had an easier
    time converting you both. Never mind. I will still achieve my goal.
    You can’t maintain your magic for as long as I can, you haven’t had a
    coven that long, dear boy.”
    “Don’t call me boy,” Hans said with such anger he saw red.
    Forces within him stirred. Forces which had to be released, especially
    when he glanced over to Adrian. His lover was unconscious, the
    bashing against the ceiling doing more damage than Hans would like
    to admit. His back was covered in bloody scratches.
    The dark magician cast another spell, a fireball aimed directly at
    Hans. He managed to dodge the energy in the nick of time.
    Thankfully, he could retaliate straight away, his power available, built
    up enough to utilize in an effective manner.
    Hans imagined his enemy being flung out the window.
    A scream of disbelief echoed over the roar of flames all around
    Hans. The dark magician left with no choice but to cling onto the
    window sill Hans had opened only moments before with his magic.
    Desperation struck Gareth’s expression, a sight which pleased Hans.
    “I’m more powerful than you think, and you know why?”

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    Surprise soon replaced that desperation. “Why?”
    “Because my Adrian has accomplished something I haven’t been
    able to do with any other man up until this point in my life,” he began.
    “He has made it possible for me to be what I want, a man who loves
    to be joined with other men in the most intimate way possible. He has
    completed me.” With those words, Hans slammed down the sliding
    part of the window onto the dark magician’s fingers. With another
    scream, this one from pain, he let go of the window sill. A fatal
    mistake. Gareth was magically flung away to a far off land, having no
    choice but to submit to Hans’ magic. “That’s for Josh,” Hans spat.
    A beam from the ceiling crashed down around him, ablaze and
    deadly. In that moment Hans knew what he had to do. He had to get
    Adrian out. Much to his chagrin, he couldn’t use magic. He was spent.
    The power within him subsided for the here and now. Battling with
    the dark magician had drained any benefit Adrian had given him
    during their love making.
    Hans cursed himself. He should have saved some magic for after
    the battle. His Master would be disappointed in him. Strategy just as
    important as attack and defence.
    A moan knocked Hans from his thoughts.
    “Adrian!” he screamed, rushing over to his man. He looked
    terrible, the beating he received must have done more than create a
    few nasty cuts across his back. “I’ve got to get you out of here.”
    Adrian didn’t reply, not while Hans tried with all his might to pull
    his lover up from off the floor. A task easier to talk about than do.
    Adrian was a dead weight. Sure, muscles and height was an advantage
    when it came to courting, but to lug such a massive frame out of an
    apartment about to be burned to a cinder was another matter.
    After Hans struggled for a few moments, unable to accomplish
    anything but put strain on his own body, Adrian finally said, “Fight
    fire with fire, handsome. Create a break we can get through.”

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    “But I can’t carry you, Adrian, even if I could do as you’ve said.
    Besides, how the hell do I create a fire break? I don’t have any fire-
    fighting equipment.”
    “Yes you do.”
    “Say what?”
    “Come here. Let me get you worked up. That’ll get you sprouting
    fire in no time, especially when I get my lips around your tasty dick.”
    Hans paused to think for a moment. “Sure, that might work, but it
    still leaves the problem of me not being able to carry you, doesn’t it?”
    “As I understand it, my loving will give you power. Right?”
    “Yes—oh, wait, I see. If you get me to