Framing Felipe
“He didn’t want to be spotted—to be remembered—and even if people didn’t recognize him as one of the circus’s performers, they’d remember his face, probably.
His long hair.
The slight curve of his nose from a break he’d earned as a teen.
He and Fabian had collided mid-‐air during a time before they’d mastered instant phasing to invisible.
As adults, they were masters, but that didn’t mean the shifting required no effort.
Although he practiced being in his invisible form as often as he could, as did Fabian, phasing was a physically and mentally taxing ordeal.
The hard part about being one with the air was calling all the bits and pieces home when he was ready to retake his physical shape.
The longer he remained shapeless, the harder it was for him to coalesce.
If pressed, he could go invisible for a couple of hours at a time, but this wasn’t the time to start that countdown.
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