Dern you Ru!!! Ziffled me, but here it is. See what you think, just hope it came out as intended.
That Old Black Magic Called Love.
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The matching set of dragons stared out into the Plutonian shores of that everlasting ebony eternity—turning to contemplate the dreaminess in their eyes for just a fleeting second. Eleanor, held tightly yet gently within the protective folds of Uncle Deadly's jacketed arms, struggled for a brief pause to strain free from his embrace. "What is it Eleanor darling?" questioned the phantomly dragon. "There's something that I want to tell you." "Well, feel free to spook up" he said, emitting a low quiet chuckle at his own clever joke.
"You know that special talent of yours..." Eleanor prodded—tugging at his hands coily—teasing at his elbows to show off his paranormal prowess. "You mean..." Deadly motioned, a sly devilish look on his face. Eleanor, aghast, "No, not that!" "Not here" she whispered in his ears instantly. "Ah, then you mean... This.." In a second—where time and space stood still—flickers of a bolt of blueish lightning shot into the air, striking out a nearby lamppost's light with its sizzling supernatural zappitude. "Mmmmhm" Eleanor mewed, contentedly in his creepy claw's clutches. "Well... I have a talent of my own." "Really? Then let's see..." Before he could finish the supplication, Auntie Eleanor was already showing him the extent of her own afterworldly attribute. She inhaled deeply—until she felt her lungs enrichened to every last inch with the musty misty midnight cold air—drinking in the drafts until unable to hold it in for a second longer. Twirling her head as circularly far away from her body as she could, sheer shrouds of billowing fog bound the two within an enlargened ensnaring circuit. "My, my, my... Aren't you the clever little..." Uncle Deadly stopped mid-sentence, sensing something on his personage. He could distinguish a claw—cold from death, yet warm with inner heat—gently separating flecks of fur from his chest before dropping its payload and commencing its task anew.
"Ellie..." "Yes Deady" she replied, divining what he would ask. "What's your hand doing inside my shirt?" All she could do was stare at him impishly and retort, "you know the old saying... Idle hands are the deviltress's playthings." She gave him that look that would've melted waxen candles and started ravens cawing in their wild-winging wake. Her eyes slanted and lashes lashed out—mouthing a "come and get me at your own risk" quip on her quiet lips. "You demonness! Will these pleasant tortures never cease?" Uncle Deadly allowed Eleanor to drag him into her waiting limbs this time, before launching into a longly lornedfor kiss—hands and claws locked around each others waists while Ellie's tail pounded the pavement rapidly—racing with the intensity he put forth in their concealed coupling.
The moonlight shone down on the town's cemetary, unable to penetrate that vaprous veil surrounding the lovedragons. One specter spectater—seated on a brimstone bricked balcony atop the graveyard's garrison—commented to himself "they make a lovely couple." "But a couple of what..." he heard himself answering. Chuckling softly so as not to be heard in that solemn space, he turned to wonder if he would ever find his doll in that city of sinning souls—chilled by the dead of winter amid the flashing lights and all the other dazzling distractions—to find his cool and carefree Autumn night.
The End.