Erik "NO" Lehnsherr [Blade | Magneto] (
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driftfleet2016-07-23 06:58 pm
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Who: Erik and you
Broadcast: Text, fleetwide
Action: the Heron
When: July 23rd
text.
If anyone - for whatever reason - wants some novelty fridge magnets, there is a sponsor crate of them on the Heron. You can take as many as you want, though there isn't that much variety.
I will note at the outset that no, there are no alphabet pieces.
[Along with this rather brief message is attached a photo of the crate's contents. Half the magnets seem to be little cartoon planets. The other half are... well... magnets.]
action.
[Anyone inclined to visit the Heron to take up this exciting offer - or just to visit - will find Erik leaning against the crate in the cargo hold. He has a number of the magnets suspended in the air above one hand, and every few minutes he flicks his fingers, sending one flying into the hull wall.
The crate itself is emblazoned with the message "To the most ATTRACTIVE guy on the Fleet! - Magnecessities". Maybe that's part of why he looks faintly irritated.
Flick goes another magnet.]
Broadcast: Text, fleetwide
Action: the Heron
When: July 23rd
text.
If anyone - for whatever reason - wants some novelty fridge magnets, there is a sponsor crate of them on the Heron. You can take as many as you want, though there isn't that much variety.
I will note at the outset that no, there are no alphabet pieces.
[Along with this rather brief message is attached a photo of the crate's contents. Half the magnets seem to be little cartoon planets. The other half are... well... magnets.]
action.
[Anyone inclined to visit the Heron to take up this exciting offer - or just to visit - will find Erik leaning against the crate in the cargo hold. He has a number of the magnets suspended in the air above one hand, and every few minutes he flicks his fingers, sending one flying into the hull wall.
The crate itself is emblazoned with the message "To the most ATTRACTIVE guy on the Fleet! - Magnecessities". Maybe that's part of why he looks faintly irritated.
Flick goes another magnet.]
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Welcome back.
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How are you feeling?
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But the magnets are gone.
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I knew your attractive powers knew no bounds.
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[ He brushes Erik's hair back, smoothing over his wrinkles. ]
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[He gives Charles's shoulder a squeeze, warmth filtering through, thawing some of the ice despite himself. He's still infuriated at the implications of that sponsor drop. It's nothing he can help, or change. He can only let it slide into the darker part of his mind, to wait coldly for a moment when he can do something in response.]
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They just don't know you like I do.
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[ He continues to rub small circles into Erik's back and neck. ]
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Isn't this usually the other way around?
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[Only a few weeks, give or take. There had been a myriad of other ways to unwind here, so it had slipped their minds. Charles's ministrations had reminded him though, of all those other times.]
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You look like you could use it more than me right now. Take a rain check.
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[He huffs slightly, trying to bank his lingering annoyance.] It's frustrating. I already knew they could see more than I wanted them to. [The incident with his augment had proven that much, images of his cell beamed directly into his mind and taking over his life. Maybe they had only tweaked the nameless terror that still lurked in him rather than constructed the image themselves, but... but.]
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I'm here for you, Erik. Even when you're angry or upset. Even when you feel no one should bear the brunt of that.
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There was no point snapping at you when this wasn't your doing.
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[ He continues his ministrations, hands gently slipping under Erik's shirt to knead at his back. ]
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I'd rather not do that when we're in this for the long haul. [Not when things have been travelling so well between them. It's been weeks since they had faltered and failed to communicate. But it's also been more weeks spent adrift in space.]
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I imagine it also helps to let it out. Besides, we're both made of sterner stuff.
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[Annoying though it is.]
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We can't have that.
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