“You’re welcome.”“So, what happened?” I asked.Dalton glanced in her rear-view mirror and said, “She was already up and angry. I didn’t k...ow when you’d finally get home and take care of her, so I thought I’d lend a hand. I tried to pump some Magic into her.”“Wait, I thought you said I had to do that?” I asked.She nodded. “You’re responsible for her, but any Magus can help with the symptoms.”“Okay, you said you tried to pump Magic into her,” I said. “I’m guessing that the Lockdown stopped. What a truly magnificent talent." Go on," the man fired back. "Make fun of me if it makes you feel betterabout yourself. But just so you know, Cordy--the day will come whenthatsame mouth will save the world with its words. I know it. The mouth isgoing to have its crowning hour of glory, I'm telling you." Well, I'm convinced," the brunette said sarcastically, but Xander hadalready left, walking briskly down the hallway after Willow and weavingbetween the groups of students who were hanging. " A couple are probably trying to politic right now," I suggested with a hint of distaste in my voice when I said it. "They're going to talk about what they would have done if they'd been in charge instead of us and how glorious the raid would have been if they had led it. Once they're sure of their standing in the group, then they'll do something about it." Do you want me to keep watch on them," Luther asked sounding concerned."You can for tonight," I said, looking over to the man, "and I'll. The soulless man shifted slightly in his place by the windowsill ... distracting me from my ruminations."You can't see the front garden from that window," I said, with some of my anger bleeding into my voice.The strange human shrugged without looking at me. "I don't particularly want to watch," he said mildly.The man had been quiet and withdrawn since his return, after telling me about Devnikolus's sun shield and his plan to face Lord Michael.I raised an eyebrow. "You watched me fight your.