[Diarmuid actually pales a little bit in shock. Never would he have guessed the man he had sat within the art gallery held so much magic within him. The man he had talked to over the Network? Yes, he was different, more used to magic and its uses, but...
More than anything, Diarmuid wants to ask how such a man could be the source of so much power, but in the end it is not really his business to ask. What is his business, though, is finding out more about why Dorian seems so eager to burn himself out. Anything that puts Diarmuid's king at risk is more than his business. It's his duty.]
That cannot be permitted. Is there something I can do to help stop this?
[It is one thing for a person to bring themselves to ruin, but no person has the right to drag another along with them.]
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[Diarmuid actually pales a little bit in shock. Never would he have guessed the man he had sat within the art gallery held so much magic within him. The man he had talked to over the Network? Yes, he was different, more used to magic and its uses, but...
More than anything, Diarmuid wants to ask how such a man could be the source of so much power, but in the end it is not really his business to ask. What is his business, though, is finding out more about why Dorian seems so eager to burn himself out. Anything that puts Diarmuid's king at risk is more than his business. It's his duty.]
That cannot be permitted. Is there something I can do to help stop this?
[It is one thing for a person to bring themselves to ruin, but no person has the right to drag another along with them.]