House Repair [Job]

Mavis sat with the boy as they watched the skies and he drank, she had gotten probably half the work he had done, but she was mostly watching what he did and tried to mimic him. As he drank the smoothie and water, he began to talk about why don't they just move the house, she completely agree'd with him.

"I know right, it must be pulling money right out of their pockets." Mavis added.

She felt over time they would slowly lose their profit and then be forced to move away from this all and move to place where they'd be unhappy and not enjoy themselves. Mavis grabbed a water and drank about a fourth of the water bottle, before she got up. She grabbed the paint and began painting the repaired walls, using the suggested paints. She pondered on a few questions if she should ask them, just to get the conversation flowing.

"So hydra-boy. Got any dreams?" Mavis asked with a smile.

She made sure to get every little inch of the wall she was painting on as she asked her questions.

She giggled, "Also what's it like to be apart of Infinity Hydra?"

She was a curious woman, and curiosity had needs that needed to be fulfilled.

\When she heard he wasn't a dreamer kind of person she was astonished, his eyes looked like he had constantly thought about his every action but never wanted to show any care. However she wasn't one to call someone out on that subject, Mavis had been known to bite back her tongue and doubt her thoughts as well so there's no need to get him to spit it out. Although that didn't stop her from giving a bit of her knowledge to him, she was the type to do that much. She smiled looking at him with concern eyes, pausing her process at painting, which was fine she was sure Fade's friends could handle that much.

"Listen, Fade." Mavis' voice was soft and calming, "I don't think you were given the wrong genes you're perfect the way you are." She now placed a hand on his shoulder to comfort the Hydra. "Also her dreams can always be fulfilled, you just have to find another route, ya know?" 

She smiled at him. Then she'd continue to listen to him about Infinity Hydra, so they had the numbers but it was still quite the empty guild-hall. He seemed curious about Blue Pegasus, she would hope he didn't think less of her guild's capabilities.


"Well you see, Blue Pegasus is going through some tough difficulties." Mavis would try to explain the situation to the best of her knowledge, "Our guild has recently lost many members and we've been on a spiraling plummet downwards on activity. Our guild master is no more, I don't really honestly know what happened to them. So the only difference in the reasons why our guild hall is empty compared to yours is lack of members..."

The Pegasus woman would sigh.

She slowly and slightly smiled though trying to boost her own morale, "But you see I plan to help make the guild Soar high once again. It's gonna be tough but I think I can do it."

Mavis drank her water once more leaving about three fifths of the water left, looking at Fade to see if he had any reaction.

Mavis was happy to hear his compliments, many of Clover town's citizens don't even believe in her at the least. They tell her the town would be better off with a new guild that can actually help out around. Mavis would try her best to convince the townspeople that she could do this and the guild would once rise again. However every now and then even Mavis doubted if she could save the guild, but Fade's words made her sure of herself again, it ignited a flame that was once dying out and gave it life.

Mavis would continue to pick up her slack but as she did she figured she should share a bit of her past with the Hydra.

"Hey Fade, don't ever feel bad for something in the past you had no power to control." Mavis smiled as she painted, her eyes tearing at the thought of that one dark night, the one that had scarred Mavis, even at her infant stage the screams still haunted her dreams. "Y'know. My father, took my mother's gun and shot her, I don't know where he shot but I do remember her last actions, screaming in agony. That was the last thing and only thing I have to remember her by, the scream of her death." Mavis sighed, "She died quickly after giving birth to me, because my father didn't approve of her work."

She'd leave it at that, careful not to share too much with him. Hopefully he wouldn't think any less of the Pegasus. She had finished painting and she began to work on the roof. That way they'd have cover for the paint if it rained.

"Shit happens. We can't change it at all, we can only carry on our loved ones life, by living our days brighter and better than the day before." She smiled to herself as a tear fell onto the roof she was repairing.

Mavis was no stranger to the danger of pain, but it was something everyone was going to experience in their life at some point, some just more than others. Now you had two kinds of people, the ones who grow and learn from pain and the ones who take a more negative route using the pain as an excuse. Mavis always tried to be the more positive person when it came to anything major, or anything that could alter someone else's life or choices. Looking back onto her past, she too wondered how she became so optimistic about it all, her life had been a never ending roller-coaster.

Mavis had gotten half-way done with the roof, she had opened up a projected flat screen. She typed in some information, and began to research the most efficient ways to build a roof, Mavis was onto a pretty good start but some tips would be helpful. She found a tip about making her tiles very specific and diagonal to help support the roof and as well as keeping an leaks from getting in. She quickly closed down the project screen as she had found the information needed. She had quickly gotten to work on making the roof, finishing about three quarters of the roof.

"So tell me, Hydra boy." Mavis smirked at his nickname that she had given him, "Why repair a house? Did you choose to do this?"

Mavis however didn't quit placing tiles on the roof and edging them together, with special paste.

The Pegasus began to see that this Hydra wasn't as bad as he made himself out to be, he was actually down to earth and sweet and knew what he was doing. He knew the true meaning to being a wizard, why they took upon the job of being in a guild, sure you choose a guild based on it's rank or the people in it, but also being apart of one you contribute to that guild, and being in a light-guild or a legal one as wizards when doing missions it's about the experience of helping people. Mavis completely agree'd with him, she felt she had the same thought when she helped the two men explain to their daughter that their daughter's goldfish died. Sure she approached with a completely different attitude but it was about the experience of helping someone out. She smiled, happy to have been sent on this mission by the bartender.

"Yea, I was sent here by my bartender, I was told I need to get out their and interact with the other guilds and prove that Blue Pegasus isn't dead yet." Mavis had a toothy grin, "and we won't be dead either, as long as I'm alive."

Mavis had finished the roof and noticed it started to sprinkle a little, perfect timing the paint could dry without the rain ruining it, well the pain on the inside, but hopefully the extended roof would protect the sides a bit. Mavis had walked over to Fade helping him put in the patio, placing wooden beams and arches. This was fun, she wasn't a repair-woman or anything architect-wise but just talking and fixing that was the way to go these days.

Mavis had been smart and brought an umbrella with her outside, she quickly walking inside, seeing no water had got in. Good the roof had done it's job. However that didn't mean the ceiling couldn't use some repairs. Mavis would use some ladders to climb up so she could make repairs to the ceiling, such as patching holes and fixing cracks by putting special paste in it's place. Mavis then went over a new coat of paint for the ceiling. She thought of how hard it was raining outside, hopefully Fade was doing better than when she had left to come inside, he was a wet mess when she left him out there.

Mavis began to finish painting the ceiling and she went to the hallways of the house and the rooms to then repair those ceilings and walls, which were much needed. Mavis was happy to be of help to Fade. Even though she had no idea what she was doing.

OOC: Wow I thought you did tbh XD

Mavis would be patching up a wall, only to later paint a coat on the wall when Fade had walked in on her. Mavis had opened up a project screen full of information on the best ways to fix walls and ceilings. It was like Mavis' own little cheat-sheet. When she finally gave Fade her attention she noticed he was soaking wet, she smirked.


"You know it's probably best you avoid all the paint, sweet-heart." Mavis coo'd her voice soft as silk, "I got this, you did a lot of work in the beginning I am simply picking up my end of the work." 

She would go on to finish painting the wall she was working on when she looked over her shoulder at Fade.


"Since we're growing as people, did you know my father in place of my mother's work he had me enslaved at four years old in his slave kingdom." Mavis would tell him, continuing her painting process, her voice calm as the seas, "Yea, he killed my mom because she was too exhausted after giving birth to do any work as a slave."

Mavis had finished the one wall she had been working on and she moved on over to the next wall.

Mavis had closed the screen projection as she no longer needed the information and was quickly finishing the other final wall. As the Hydra boy told her she was a good girl, she knew with the goodness came darkness. For every light there was a darkness in this world. That's how the world balanced itself. Mavis didn't judge anyone for dark choices, she judged the people that made them turn to that route, a route full of rage and sorrow to the point where they were blind.

As the boy began to open up to her, Mavis could feel his pain it radiated through out her body, how did he remain so calm, so emotionless... it was amazing. However no one should have to bury such pain deep inside their soul like that, it was unhealthy for the body. Mavis wasn't going to just let him walk away from this mission ending on this note, not after him telling her that his mother made him eat her as well as that he kills people. She wasn't that kind of person and this Pegasus was a caring person who would protect anyone she saw in need of it, and right now that's exactly who this Hydra was to her.

"I am so sorry. I do not judge your actions for doing so. I am sure your mother had her reasons." Mavis told him, "However, I will let you know this." She began to smile, stepping down from the ladder, "If you need a mother-figure,- I know I'm not much older...- but I will act as a mother if you need me too."

In all honesty the Pegasus woman already was beginning to feel motherly for him, she felt his sorrow and pain but hopefully she could help send it away, all the pain.

Mavis always felt a motherly or big sisterly towards anyone who seemed to need a guide in these dark times, she didn't know if it was cause her life was already so fucked up it couldn't get better and she just saw it was better to help another than to let them fall. She wanted to be anyone and everyone's beacon of hope, not a beacon of light. Because who truly knew what was good or bad, it was simply just a set of lines that people put to judge character. However choices like that shouldn't just a character it depended on your past to why you made such decisions. Although this thought process didn't mean she couldn't determine if someone was bad or not, she still knew good from evil, of course. Mavis just rather not judge someone till she knows truly their intent for such a thing. Fade had thanked Mavis, which she was just glad to make him happy.

"Of course, anytime Hydra boy." Mavis gave him a toothy grin.

He told her he'd be upset if she wasn't guild-master some day, that made her heart skip a beat, to hear those words it was like music to her ears.

"Well thank you, Fade." Mavis smiled.

She sighed, looking out the windows of the house, the rain was down-pouring, sure Mavis knew she could use her magic simply as a map and find a route and get out of it. However Fade she knew he wasn't capable of that, so she would wait it with him to retrieve their reward in the morning, rather than having her client mail it to her guild.

"So, Fade why do you kill people..." Mavis asked him, "I've killed multiple people in defense, so I won't judge you, no matter the reason."

She tried to give him her full attention not dodging eye contact. Hopefully he could see through her eyes she was a serious and trust-worthy person.

Mavis was in awe, he was basically a vampire, she had heard and read many stories about them of collected information she could find with her magic, but she always thought they were a myth. However he did mention his thirst was not quenched, so did that mean right now he wanted or needed blood? Mavis felt the urge to offer her blood, she couldn't imagine going weeks without a glass of water, nor could she imagine drinking a glass or two and not being quenched. Poor thing, he was in a forever torment, however this sparked something for Mavis, maybe she could find a way to quench the thirst of Caine's Descent. Surely there had to be someone out there that knew how to quench the thirst or to take the curse away.

Damn. That would be pure torture to be cursed just for your family's mistake, she couldn't imagine such a curse. Mavis wasn't one to accept a curse though, she always believed cursed or not there was always a way around it, maybe she couldn't take the curse away but maybe one day she could invent a device or invention that allows a caine descent to drink blood and be satisfied for a few days or a week. Maybe. Hopefully. She only wanted to help this boy, she knew it was much needed that he needed somebody to help him, cause he surely wasn't getting it from his guild at all.


"Well damn, I'm sorry Fade." Mavis whispered.

Mavis looked around the room, "Well, it's about time we head to bed." Mavis grabbed his hand and dragged him to lay on the floor with her. 

As they laid there and Mavis fell into a deep slumber, she held onto Fade's shirt with one hand, the other hand draped around him hugging him. When morning came, Mavis would collect her part of the reward and leave Fade with a note on his forehead, since he was still asleep.

The note: Fade, if you ever need a friend visit me at Blue Pegasus' Guild Hall~ Love, Mavis.