catamite: (spinning faster)
Nel ([personal profile] catamite) wrote in [community profile] driftfleet2015-05-27 02:02 pm

Twins, assemble!

Who: The crew of the Three Twins, and visitors
Broadcast: nope
Action: Aboard the SS Three Twins
When: Late May, early June

[between partying on the station, working abroad, and rounds of magical madness on the planet's surface, the crew of the Three Twins must cross paths sometime. how is our intrepid, eclectic little crew doing? the audience would love to know.]
wolfuncaged: (My life is null and void)

[personal profile] wolfuncaged 2015-06-02 12:51 am (UTC)(link)
[Fenris hates that this places makes him understand elven, that a small part of his brain tells him that's what it is, but puts the right words into him anyway. He wanted nothing to do with the language, and it is one violation too many. Being reminded of it here does little to improve his mood. ]

If someone on this ship is keeping slaves again, it's plenty of my business! [He shakes his head, his lip curled in disgust. ]

Why even go back to that? You were free and are able to keep that freedom here without worry.
wolfuncaged: (So long sentiment)

[personal profile] wolfuncaged 2015-06-02 11:15 pm (UTC)(link)
[Fenris can feel the boys disdain, it's practically transmitted right from him. The foolish mind of a stupid child who still doesn't realise the life he clings to do desperately. Fenris isn't certain if he's angry because Nel refuses to embrace freedom, or because he sees so much of himself there. Once upon a time, he thought much the same. Thought he knew his place and saw it as a great honour.

He was, after all, favoured above all others in Danarius' household. He was still nothing but a slave, but he still had a place of importance. A lord of dogs in land of broken mutts. The thought makes him feel sick.
]

You are a child. Spewing out nonsense, believing it to be true. You have been blind your whole life, and yet you still cling happily to the darkness like a contented fool.

[Freedom was no boon. You got the better end of the bargain. That's what Varania told him. Perhaps, to her, it was true. She was wrong, just as Nel is now. ]

One day, you might come to your senses, but you won't do that if you keep going back to this. [He makes a disgusted wave of his hand towards Nel's slave markings. ]
wolfuncaged: (The darkest side of me?)

[personal profile] wolfuncaged 2015-06-03 12:23 am (UTC)(link)
And yet you stamp your feet and shout like one. You demand your way is seen without offering rational explanation. These are the actions of a child.

[That...was a dangerous thing to say, and for a moment, the lyrium on Fenris' skin flickers into life. The bright blue glow shifts through the vine-like markings, a promise of a very gruesome death. He doesn't attack, though, through sheer force of will.]

I know exactly where I belong, and that is not on the chain of someone who believes he is better than me, who believes he can own me.
wolfuncaged: (Can never have enough)

[personal profile] wolfuncaged 2015-06-03 12:44 am (UTC)(link)
[Fenris notices, and takes a deep breath, calming himself, willing the lyrium into dormancy again. ]

No. I will go where I please.

[To make that point, he'll brush part towards Dorian's quarters. ]

You should not have those markings, and you are a fool for revelling in them. Do not presume that gives you the right to order me around.
wolfuncaged: (Tame this animal I have become)

[personal profile] wolfuncaged 2015-06-03 10:05 pm (UTC)(link)
[Fenris stops, his shoulders tensing. He hates that word, and it just makes him think of his sister. For the hate and disgust she had for him, for setting her free in a life he no longer remembers. He takes a long, deep breath, closing his eyes.

Nel is a fool, still clinging to a life that he knows is safe, but will slowly choke everything out of him all the same. The desire to lash out is strong, to try and shake some sense into him. He knows, though, that this comes with time. That accepting freedom is not the easiest of things. He knows these things, but it does little to ease his frustrations.
]

You keep saying that as if it makes me some filthy misbegotten thing. You are wrong, though, and one day, you will see than and realise what an idiot you have been. It is my hope you come to this realisation before you get yourself killed in your stupidity.

Now, if you'll excuse me, Dorian will be waiting for me.