Lord El-Melloi II [AU] (
fionnuisce) wrote in
animus_network2013-04-04 05:00 pm
☿ // 002; [text]
[Standing in front of the terminal, Waver looked like hell. More accurately, like he got the hell to a terminal within two minutes of sleep paralysis wearing off. His suit jacket forgotten, the usual sunglasses were hanging off a collared shirt as black as his disheveled, untied hair.]
[Let it never be said Waver Velvet was an unkempt mess; there were just much more important things to consider right now than his personal appearance.]
I have a question. Technically several, though all geared toward the same subject.
Has there yet been any evidence of limits to this place's resurrection capabilities? An upper limit on times one can return, for example?
And what of side effects: has there ever been any indication of lingering illness or other such afflictions?
You'll have to excuse me if these are stupid questions. I hadn't had time or reason to consider the implications of this until now.
[Let it never be said Waver Velvet was an unkempt mess; there were just much more important things to consider right now than his personal appearance.]
I have a question. Technically several, though all geared toward the same subject.
Has there yet been any evidence of limits to this place's resurrection capabilities? An upper limit on times one can return, for example?
And what of side effects: has there ever been any indication of lingering illness or other such afflictions?
You'll have to excuse me if these are stupid questions. I hadn't had time or reason to consider the implications of this until now.

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[He gives Waver a reassuring smile.]
I will leave the decision to you. If you wish to try it, just let me know when you make the request.
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Well, unless this last week with my curse acting up is some kind of sign? I don't know.
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[He laughs a little bitterly.]
And it's probably for the best. Jason is in charge this month anyway. I don't know if I would ask him for anything even if I desperately needed it. He is one who likes to twist requests more than most.
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[Sigh. Of course no one could just make it easy, could they?]
Next would likely be...Riki, I think? Assuming what I've been told is accurate. I can't say I've been able to find out much about him, but maybe the absence of 'he's sadistic and this is why' testimonials are a good thing.
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[Diarmuid pauses for a moment, paling slightly.]
Riki was in charge when I arrived in January so he was the one responsible for the experiment that made most of us think we had been in the tower forever. As you know, that was a...difficult one for me. That was also the month when so many levels were added to the tower so quickly. Riki's..thing...for lack of a better word seems to be working with the tower and manipulating the floors and such. The experiment, for all the pain it caused, was just to distract us while they prepared things for all the new floors.
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[Thinking the matter over, Waver put his sunglasses back on his head and crossed his arms.]
...Okay. If you're willing to risk it, so am I. I'll put in a request in the next couple days.
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Of course I am. Do you really even need to ask? And even if they won't move you, you do know you are welcome in my room at any time right? We only have to sleep in our rooms once every two weeks. It doesn't say where you have to be for the rest of that time.
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[Right back at ya, sassyboots.]
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When he speaks, his voice has picked up a low, breathless tone.]
Oh, believe me. Were I trying to seduce you, you would know.
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[Waver's shoulders visibly stiffened, green eyes widened by a mixture of confusion and astonishment. Coherent thought gave way to something much more like a hyperspeed litany of 'ohmygodwhatthehellisgoingon']
D-Diarmuid-...
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So, what do you think? Am I seducing you now?
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I don't know what you're doing, but I...probably wouldn't complain too much if you kissed me right now. If you're seducing me, I'd say you might be doing a good job of it.
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Finally, he brings a hand up weaving it into Waver's hair so that he can cradle the man's head. There are many ways to kiss from the soul-stealing kisses traded during the heat of passion to the gentle caresses given by a parent to a scared child. The kiss he gives Waver falls somewhere in between--a touch that doesn't demand anything, but offers the chance to get to know more. When he finally pulls back, it's not all that far.]
Silly Magus. Of course, I'm good at it. Don't you know that the members of the Fianna were good at everything?
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[So when the knight actually did close the distance between them, the lecturer completely froze. He was one who detested being this close to those he didn't trust, and only trusted one person. This was an utterly new and momentarily disconcerting experience, and yet...it wasn't really that bad.]
...how foolish of me. I'd almost forgotten.
[Idly, Waver noted he felt lightheaded. Strange; maybe there were some aftereffects of dying after all?]
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[A smirk curls the corner of Diarmuid's mouth as he sits back to give Waver some space. He doesn't remove his hand completely from the other man's hair though. Instead, he just lets it slip down to rest against Waver's shoulder, hair still woven between his fingers.]
If you can still so clearly speak after a kiss, that is. Even a gentle one such as that was.
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[He glanced away, slightly uneasy.]
...That was my first.
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Hey, no hiding remember? It's just a shame you didn't tell me so I could make sure I did well enough so you would be convinced to come looking for another.
[He leans back in close to Waver.]
So what do you say? Do I get to try again?
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[Diarmuid's smirk widens not that Waver really gets a chance to see it as the servant leans in and kisses him again. This is no gentle kiss like before. This one is much more demanding and passionate. Diarmuid's tongue flicks out to trace the other man's lips pressing lightly against them as if it's asking for the chance to explore more.]
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Honestly, this is nice even if his friend doesn't know exactly what he's doing. What better way to learn?
A few moments later, Diarmuid reluctantly pulls away, though he pauses to drop a quick kiss on the tip of Waver's nose as he goes.]
So, what's the verdict, My Dear Scientist? Give me your honest opinion now. Was that enough incentive to keep trying?
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[Waver leaned his head on Diarmuid's shoulder, seeming annoyed at a) the bright red color his face was turning and b) his inability to form words.]
...I feel a little disoriented. A side effect of resurrection, surely. [Of course.] Other than that, I can't really say I know how to articulate my opinion. It wasn't terrible--in fact it was rather nice, I think.
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OMG! That icon! *dies*
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