#❅ [ Lord Mozenrath // Ver.1 ] i’m in the deep DEEP details with the DEVIL.

[voidfcllen]

FROM THE INBOX: “you’re the worst.” (for Mozenrath) / @nctaprize​​

“From you, Princess? I’m going to take that as a compliment.”

Was he supposed to be insulted? Mozenrath was fully aware that he wasn’t the most ‘morally sound’ person in the world. But it was what it was, and he didn’t exactly have any regrets about what he’d had to do to get to where he was. He would have done worse if he’d had the means.

[voidfcllen]

@ofshiftingssands​ Mozenrath for Sadira!

 “You know, I have a door for a reason.”

He says, as if anyone actually uses it. Though that might be because he never opened it and no one was ever actually welcome in his citadel. But the point was still there, it was the principle of the thing. He’d stopped trying to keep her out awhile ago, anyway.

[voidfcllen]

FROM THE INBOX: 'Oh, c'mon! I didn't mean it and you startled me just sneaking up behind me like that." Given it was citadel and all, along with her usually popping up unannounced. Probably one of the rare moments he tends to catch her and what happens? He gets whacked in the nose in her sudden reflex. She did feel bad about it. Now he was being difficult, not that it was anything new. A huff made as he turned from her before she slipped in front of him again hands moving to push his hand away over his nose away to cup her hands along either side of his face. Leaning up to take a quick look and pull him down, "Be still and let me see. already." / @ofshiftingssands​​​

“I startled you?” Mozenrath repeats, scoffing at the audacity. She was the one constantly sneaking into his home, he had every right to sneak up on her! Yet he was the one who got hit for it.

Ugh, he’d say that wasn’t fair, but fair was a foreign concept to the sorcerer.

​When he turned away from her, it was both out out of frustration, and to go deal with what he hoped wasn’t a broken nose. He shouldn’t be surprised that she had such good reflexes, seemed like that was a very common trait among anyone he happened to meet more then once.

He glares when she moves in front of him again, the sorcerer is tempted to just move her with magic and be on his way. Pulling free his hand when she pries it away from his nose, he motions with his gloved hand to conjure a mirror.

His nose didn’t feel broken, but his pride was certainly wounded.

“I don’t need any help.”

[voidfcllen]

FROM THE INBOX: " why did you save me? " - Jasmine at Mozenrath / @briilliance​​

“Because whether I like it or not, Princess, you’re more valuable to me alive then dead at the moment.”

It was clear that the Sorcerer didn’t like it. Any chance to get rid of his incredibly difficult to murder enemies should have been taken without any thought. But at the moment it suited his best interests to keep the spunky princess around.

Of course, her usefulness to him could change at a moment’s notice, once he had a plan for dealing with the situation at hand on his own.

[voidfcllen]

Continued from: X / @briilliance​​

If he was being honest, Mozenrath had been ready to call this whole expedition a waste of his time once he’d learned that the Sundrop had lost it’s healing properties. The only reason he’d bothered coming to Corona was because he’d read of it’s power.

Unfortunately, as was the case with all things magic, it was too good to be true, and someone else had gotten there first. Pity.

But then the show had begun, and well, magic wasn’t the only interesting thing in Corona.

“I’d say I want to help, but that would be a lie. Although, I do hate wasted potential. It’s not about what I want, but about what you want.” Red magic glowed around Mozenrath’s hand, and the manacles around Varian’s hands turned into Black Sand, crumbling to the ground. “All I need in return is a little more information about that pesky flower.”

Maybe if he could get his hands on a sample, he could reproduce the healing properties with other magical plants and at least slow down the decay of his flesh.

“Not to mention I was very impressed with those automatons.”