Axel; Ⅷ; The Flurry of Dancing Flames (
got_it_memorized) wrote in
driftfleet2015-04-12 12:34 am
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Four Men and a Little Lady???
Who: The crew of the Tourist and potential visitors
Broadcast: probably not
Action: on the Tourist!
When: The week of April 12-18
[So the Tourist finally gets a female crew member! Hurray for representation! Or something. This is going to make quarters kind of awkward, but at least they have shields now, right?]
Broadcast: probably not
Action: on the Tourist!
When: The week of April 12-18
[So the Tourist finally gets a female crew member! Hurray for representation! Or something. This is going to make quarters kind of awkward, but at least they have shields now, right?]

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You asked for it. She did, too. She asked them to please make her More. Please tell her how to use her mind.
[She's walking after him like she's following the trail of something important, but her voice cracks a little.]
She didn't read the fine print, either. And now it's the same, it resonates and the ache is there and there's blood.
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I have no idea what you're talking about.
[A little part of him does, but he pushes it down as far as he can. The lyrium flickers, for just a moment, reacting to the panic bubbling under the surface. ]
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[The lyrium hurts, though, it's like static in her head. She presses a hand to the side of her head.]
You're one of the moons. I saw the planet Hawke. Your thread ties back to him, but it's not red.
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Solas has left the ship, I suggest you go follow him again. He seems to be collecting demons.
Leave me be. That is your only warning.
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[She sounds Very Sad.]
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How? Is it magic?
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[She places a hand against the side of her head, like it hurts.]
She's not Compassion. She just Is. You're very sharp inside, but they caught your ankle in a wolf trap and you bit it off to be free.
They hunt her too, but she's safe here.
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Still, she's hitting a lot of sore points, and he's never the best at dealing with all his emotional baggage. ]
For the time being.
[He remembers what Felix said. That Danarius made it to the castle, even after death. If that is so, he can pursue him even here. Nowhere is safe. ]
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He smells like death, you smell like blood. You're like a star in the sky and you're a comet, not a moon. You have your own gravity.
[And that seems to calm her.]
He knows how to dance, and you do too. She likes the dancing.
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[Fenris isn't calm, but he rarely is. He starts walking again, maybe he can just...lock himself into his armory or something. ]
You are welcome to dance elsewhere.
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[She sighs softly and steps after him, silently as he does.]
She doesn't try for it, they made her that way. They said she could use her brain, said they would teach her, and she asked for it but they never explained.
[She hunches down in herself a bit, shrinking back.]
It's all old scars.
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Sorry. I am...unused to people reading my mind.
[Another moment of silence.]
They never properly heal though, do they?
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The cuts leave the creases, wrinkled in the brain meat. They couldn't make her forget, she always remembered.
[And then her expression sobers a little.]
You have such teeth inside. She does, but they don't understand. Her Simon doesn't understand but she still loves him.
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Not many people do understand. They can mean well, but it is still something beyond their comprehension. As it should be.
[A part of him doesn't WANT his friends, his loved ones to understand. Because understanding would bring all the pain and nightmares along with it. He doesn't want that for any of them.]
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[She nods softly.]
You have threads, she likes that. You're such a comet, you burn so brightly. Candeo, candere. There's so much noise like static.
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[He tells Dorian what's important, the bare bones, fuel for him to become the man he wants to be. The drive to want to change a country Fenris himself deems unchangeable. But he doesn't want to give up every detail, those are his nightmares to bear, not Dorian's. ]
That would be the lyrium. It sings, apparently.
[He's never heard it. It's a clawing beast, to him. Snarling and burning into his core.]