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serpentis) wrote in
driftfleet2015-03-09 10:19 pm
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004 // the house of sin
Who: Dorian and assorted guests
Broadcast: Fleet-wide, 3/10
Action: In a villa practically in the forest (THE HOUSE OF SIN)
When: Broadcast- 3/10 // Action- 3/9-3/31? Until we leave.
Broadcast:
[The broadcast goes out on 3/10, and Dorian smirks a bit into the feed.]
I believe I've secured lodging for myself, with room enough for several others. If you need a place to stay, do let me know. It's a quaint little villa a bit outside of town. ...please don't mind the suspicious glances, I assure you, I've done nothing entirely against the guidelines that were set.
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Action:
[Dorian has secured a villa, but the residents of Mor don't seem too keen on having an evil mage for a neighbor. As the month goes on, more and more villagers will show up to stand at the gates of the villa and threaten to come in after the "evil wizard".
Maybe he shouldn't have gone so overboard with the whole "contacting the spirits of the dead" thing.]
((OOC: Mingle post for the House of Sin. We'll pretend there are enough rooms in here for everyone! Even if you character only drops by to rest their feet a bit, everyone is welcome to visit and stay the night if they want.))
Broadcast: Fleet-wide, 3/10
Action: In a villa practically in the forest (THE HOUSE OF SIN)
When: Broadcast- 3/10 // Action- 3/9-3/31? Until we leave.
Broadcast:
[The broadcast goes out on 3/10, and Dorian smirks a bit into the feed.]
I believe I've secured lodging for myself, with room enough for several others. If you need a place to stay, do let me know. It's a quaint little villa a bit outside of town. ...please don't mind the suspicious glances, I assure you, I've done nothing entirely against the guidelines that were set.
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Action:
[Dorian has secured a villa, but the residents of Mor don't seem too keen on having an evil mage for a neighbor. As the month goes on, more and more villagers will show up to stand at the gates of the villa and threaten to come in after the "evil wizard".
Maybe he shouldn't have gone so overboard with the whole "contacting the spirits of the dead" thing.]
((OOC: Mingle post for the House of Sin. We'll pretend there are enough rooms in here for everyone! Even if you character only drops by to rest their feet a bit, everyone is welcome to visit and stay the night if they want.))

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[It's a deflection, because she accepted the fact that she would likely die from the very beginning. How often does a hero survive an epic battle for the world, anyway? It was a sacrifice she was ready to make and Cullen's fingers against her skin only make the inevitable all the more difficult.]
But for now, we should probably get back. Do you think you'll be able to sleep now?
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You should get to sleep as well. I'm sure you have a full schedule, even here.
[Ah, fine. He'll just keep a hold of her hand. She'll have to lead them back anyway.]
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[She doesn't sound particularly upset by this, because she really isn't. It's an accepted fact at this point, because there is no fixing some of these problems. All she can do is try to keep the peace.
But she squeezes his hand lightly again as she leads him back in the direction of the villa.]
If I asked you to promise to find me on the nights you can't sleep, would you do it?
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[Which he's said earlier, but he can offer again. He knows he's cause for some of those issues she's dealing with. His arrival had not been all that pleasant.
At her question, he has to let out a slow breath. It's not that simple.]
These are... things I have dealt with for a long time. A decade of bad dreams. I'm used to them, by now.
[Even if they're only getting worse.]
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[She gives his hand a light tug.]
That isn't what I asked you, Cullen. Just because you're used to handling them alone it doesn't mean you have to keep on doing that.
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I wouldn't let anyone murder the man.
[For now. The moment he showed signs of ill intent, however...]
You needn't trouble yourself over something that's no real trouble to me.
[Except it is, isn't it? The nightmares steal away his sleep, and the more tired he is, the more his hands tremble and the more susceptible he is to that hollow yearning in his gut. That desire to crack and take the easy route, let himself be leashed. Not that he can do that here, of course.]
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[She sighs, but it's about the answer that she expected if she's honest about it.]
I suppose there's no hope for it, then. I'll move my things to the room beside yours tomorrow.
[Maybe if she's closer, she'll be sure to hear any nightmares he may have. If he doesn't have to cross the entire villa, if she's just next door, maybe he'll find it in himself to seek her out. She doesn't know, but she also can't think of much else to do.]
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[No, no no no. Surely he misheard her.]
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You'll be that much closer for when I need chess lessons, too.
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There's no convincing you, is there? [Stubborn, stubborn. But that's their Inquisitor.]
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Not when it's something this important to me. I know that I'm not- that you expected something different from me when you arrived, but I don't have to be your lover to take care of you.
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He's a grown man that can handle his own demons, but it's nice not to be alone.]
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She just holds him while he holds her, pleased he isn't trying to argue his way out of her concern anymore.]
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And maybe he'll just enjoy this moment a few heartbeats longer.]
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I... let's get back, shall we?
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Cole said once that warm milk helped some of your soldiers sleep. If you think it might do anything for you, we can stop in the kitchen.
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It's not necessary.
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I can stay until you fall asleep.
[It's an offer, one made with no reservations. She wants to be sure he gets some rest.]
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I don't think I'd find sleep at all.
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I should let you have this back, then.
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Ah--[He seems to realize it, too. Cullen reaches out to stop her from removing his coat.]
Let me walk you back to your room. You can take it off there.
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Cullen, you're already here. There's no need to walk all the way to my room only to come back to your own.
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[No arguments!! He can be stubborn, too.]
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I promise if anyone hops out at me on my trip back I'll shout for you, but I really do think I'm capable of making it a handful of feet down the hallway.
[And now she's trying to take his coat off again. It's like stubborn olympics.]
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