Maglor Makalaure Canafinwe Feanorion (
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driftfleet2016-04-08 02:03 pm
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First song
Who: Maglor
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Now until shuffle
Broadcast
He comes awake in a gasp, hands flying immediately to weapons that are not there as he rolls into a wary crouch. The man is slender, almost beautiful, long dark hair and clear grey eyes that seem to glow from within. He is dressed in what are best described as robes - once fine but now faded and worn, if clean due to the efforts of whoever put him there. Almost innocuously compared to the shabby state of him, there is a silver eight pointed star pinned to his clothes that looks impossibly untarnished and is obviously of very high quality.
"Who is there?"
Action
Maglor moves silently through the halls, no sound of his footfalls. He is wary, anxious - this is something totally outside his experience. But then he passes a window looking out and he stops, a cry of wonder breaking from his lips as he falls to his knees. A hand comes up to his mouth, the other gripping the harp that seems to have been the only thing that came with him, as silent tears run down his face.
"A! Elbereth!"
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Now until shuffle
Broadcast
He comes awake in a gasp, hands flying immediately to weapons that are not there as he rolls into a wary crouch. The man is slender, almost beautiful, long dark hair and clear grey eyes that seem to glow from within. He is dressed in what are best described as robes - once fine but now faded and worn, if clean due to the efforts of whoever put him there. Almost innocuously compared to the shabby state of him, there is a silver eight pointed star pinned to his clothes that looks impossibly untarnished and is obviously of very high quality.
"Who is there?"
Action
Maglor moves silently through the halls, no sound of his footfalls. He is wary, anxious - this is something totally outside his experience. But then he passes a window looking out and he stops, a cry of wonder breaking from his lips as he falls to his knees. A hand comes up to his mouth, the other gripping the harp that seems to have been the only thing that came with him, as silent tears run down his face.
"A! Elbereth!"

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He was raised somewhere that probably wasn't actually on a fish, with giant, glowing trees that would've made it impossible to see the night sky. He nods slightly, that sorted in his head. ]
The first time I remember seeing the night sky, it was my first mission for Bendix. I must have seen in a thousand times before, because it was familiar, but I didn't remember those times.
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[ Special? Not exactly. He breathed fresh air and gave commands and his team died around him, in a hail of blood and bone and horror. He should've died, but for Midnighter taking charge and getting them out safely. ]
Yes. It was the first I remembered. I have no memories from before being Apollo. I only knew seven other people in the world and five of them died that night. One of them should've died.
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"A 'post-human'? 'Made'? Those are dark arts indeed that you speak of. I am sorry that you were made to suffer so, but I am grateful that you survived to speak to me now, as selfish as that is."
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[ He gives Maglor a soft smile. ]
Well, that's awful sweet of you to say. I'm Apollo.
[ He offers out his hand to shake. ]
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[ Maglor tips his head in a bow and hesitates at the hand before taking the hand in a warrior's handclasp ]
Well met, Apollo. Maglor, at your service.
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He shakes firmly; his hand is warm and his grip is firm. ]
Maglor. Good to meet you.
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[ He rubs a hand over his arm, looking out the window. ]
I'm just worried. I have a little girl, Jenny. She's not here, which means she's home alone.
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Ai! But you have had a troubled life, it seems. I agree, this wakening was... probably the kindest one could expect from a kidnapper.
[ His eyes gentle in understanding ] A father parted from his child - I am sorry. Are there others who will care for her in your absence?
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[ He doesn't know. Well, yes, she does, but it's not the same, it's not her Dad. ]
Her aunt Angie, Jeroen will be there as soon as she lets him know, I hope her father will came back once he knows I'm gone.
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[ Maglor tips his head curiously ]
But tis good to hear that she has family.
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Your daughter is fortunate to have family to care for her in place of those who cannot.
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... oh, do you come from a place where homosexuality isn't a thing that's okay?
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[ Maglor shrugs ] I do not know that word, but if you mean that two men might lie together, then it is not the normal state of things.
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In my world, once, it was illegal. But frankly, I do plenty of illegal things for a greater good; who I want to share my bed with is between me and them and my daughter if he's going to be part of our life.
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[ S H R U G ]
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... I thought we were. Until he left.
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I am sorry.
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[ He pats the hand on his arm. His arm, his hand, all of him is just warm like lying in a sunbeam is warm. ]
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I know for Men your unions are not so binding, but I hope that he will return to you.
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[ It takes a lot to actually offend Apollo, but the implication that because he and Midnighter were both men, it somehow made their relationship less permanent burns hard across him.
His eyes have brightened. Literally. There's tiny pin pricks of burn stars in his pupils. ]
Not so binding?!
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[ Maglor blinks, startled, rearing back, wary - it has been a long time, but the movement is that of a warrior going for weapons before settling into a defensive stance, coiled and still ]
Is that not so? Amongst my folk only once has any taken another and... well, it was rather exceptional circumstances.
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You... don't mean male when you say men, do you? You mean 'human'.
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