Francis' face fell. She had rejected him, and he didn't take it well despite it being the first time it had happened. He stood up and ran out the door. when he was in the middle of the street just outside the restaurant, he removed a small super bouncy ball out of his pocket and chucked it at the ground as hard as he could. After hitting the ground, it practically flew up into the stratosphere.<br/><br/>"Let's see her reaction when a meteorite hits the town and she's left with no one to talk to!" he snarled as he turned the ball into a giant hunk of falling space debris and ran into the forest. He was over reacting, but with her rejecting the master of trickery, he obviously couldn't think straight. The chunk of space rock was heading straight for the town, and was big enough to wipe the entire town off the map on contact. The sun was blocked out as it got closer to impacting the earth.<br/><br/>At the last second, he saw a young girl of about five look up and shriek at the huge rock falling toward the town. Realizing he would be needlessly ending an entire town full of lives, he snapped his fingers and the meteorite reverted to a ball, bouncing on the ground and into an alley.<br/><br/>He turned and ran into the forest, tears running down his cheeks. He found the place where Elin's seed was sitting in the woods and saw that the fake hunter had been moved. He cursed his luck. Turning to go back to the cabin, he was surprisingly stopped by the Harpy he had encountered earlier.<br/><br/>"Dude! A meteorite? Are you<span style="font-style: italic">trying</span>to get us killed?!? you know the rules, and I'm pretty sure you just broke-" He paused, noticing the boy's tears. "She ditched you, didn't she?" Francis just nodded, sniffling a bit. He looked up at Jarek. "I... I think I imprinted!" was all he could say, still crying.