joseph KAVINSKY (
100mitsubishis) wrote2016-10-08 06:52 pm
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DREAM there isn't anything else | THIEF get in get out |
DYING a boring side effect | PARTY god that would be awesome |
DREAM there isn't anything else | THIEF get in get out |
DYING a boring side effect | PARTY god that would be awesome |
later.
[ She doesn't like apologizing, but she is entirely too aware she had lost control. She also knows he had pushed her there, but that isn't entirely the point. ]
day 47; much later
[Those could be angry words, sliced through with a desire to see the object of his disaffection in pain, but they aren't. They are rather calm and not at all predatory. For Kavinsky, this is close to sincere.
She knows what he wants her to do.
Defrost.]
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( I am not certain I like who I am when I relax my control. )
[ Neither had he, based on the slap across the face. ]
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day 001 after concordia - this is me finally making good on my intent to tag this yikes
And Sirius hadn't sought Kavinsky immediately after the return to the ship, mostly because he knew, without being told, that all was well. A peripheral awareness, like a scent that leads around a corner. But it is strange, being stood in hallways that are now full of people. The last time he was here, it was just the two of them. A flickering of consciousness at the other end of a cavernous ship. Like everyone gone home for Christmas holiday.
But late in that first day, at last: Kavinsky will feel, at the edge of his consciousness, a presence maybe more familiar than any new ones.
It's not anything that could be articulated, more feeling than words. Slinking around a corner, shadows at the edge of awareness.]
not too much time later
Then they're on the ship and its chrome hallways. New 'friends.'
Even more, it's Sirius like slickness at the bottom of a drained cup, clinging to the back of his brain. Yes, it's a feeling, and Kavinsky can't say this one is familiar in its certainty.
Sirius wants to communicate with him. He doesn't want a druglord or an entertainer. He's after the heart of the matter.]
( What's wrong, pookie? )
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And yet doesn't take much force to pull him back, coming back close to the familiarity of Kavinsky. The buzz of his consciousness just that, a buzz, easy to want back among all the unfamiliar.]
( Nothing. )
[Short, to the point.]
( There's others now. )
[--With a kind of rising inflection to it, because Kavinsky will have felt them, too, just as surely as Sirius knew they were out there when they blipped in, pulled taut, and Merlin, how much worse is that feeling now.]
( Found them yet? )
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in some nebulous hour after the newest hatching.
delicate fingers, walking up Kavinsky's spine. A curious pass of a hand over the curve of his ear. Temptations, as much as a summoning of attention. ]
( You're not one to be so quiet, I surmise.
Is it getting to you. )
[ Having so many, so close. ]
a bit after that nebulous hour
( Whoa, we can mind-talk? )
[He doesn't have to say he knew that for Darkling to know that he knew that, which he knows.]
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[ If a mind could prowl, then that is exactly what his is doing. Like a predator, encircling someone who is definitely not prey, but has a soft, vulnerable throat all the same. Somewhere in there, there is a smile. It's not -- entirely friendly. ]
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She hovers in the periphery for a while, soaking in whatever she can tease out of him, before moving in decisively. Like firm hands on his shoulders, fingers digging into skin, despite the mirth behind it. ]
( Wake up! )
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[What he means is: yeah, I knew you were there. Too much cat to be the mouse, here. How's it going?
But he also doesn't mean that, because what he doesn't know is anything about this woman other than she's part of his brood (and, sure, what he can read off of her while she's reading off of him while he's reading her).
She's a new bit of this home that cascaded around him. The nice thing is she's another inkspill, like Sirius. Far more chipper, it looks like, but there's so much simmering underneath he's bound to drown in it. She's also the one that drives. The one that drives fast. He wants to do that again.
He's always forgetting what should make him wary or invested.]
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( Come on. A gentleman never keeps a lady waiting! )
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DAY 016
( Did you know him well? )
[ She doesn't think she needs to elaborate. The two of them were here before her and Beth and Shepard. ]
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( Fuck no. )
[But he misses him and he hates that feeling.]
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( You knew him the longest. )
[ She could perhaps work on making that sound less like an accusation. ]
( Why him, do you know? )
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day 22ish
( Hi. Do you have a minute to talk? )
[Pleasantries feel silly. They're beyond that. But years of southern politeness are hard to shake.]
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( Shoot. )
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DAY :039
( She's just a bit rattled. She's been through a lot. )
[ And the prize for the biggest understatement goes to . . . ]
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[Kavinsky's response hovers uncertainly over the line between statement and question, though he's casual as can be with its delivery.
They've all been through a lot. They all learn to carry on.]
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day 55; late
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That's Kavinsky's attempt at putting up a defensive wall. Plenty of space in the gaps between, but it's something.]
( I'm up. )
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DAY :004
( I found a place to smoke. Bring enough to share, okay! )
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After all these months, Kavinsky thinks she hung the moon and the stars around it. A flawed, witch of a woman, and yet he's too pleased she once again sought him out to question why.]
( You got a favorite strain, baby, or are you gonna make me guess? )
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some nebulous time when they're both asleep
Hope you weren't set on sleeping alone, Kavinsky, because Sam's wandering mind has definitely latched on to their connection. He latches onto the familiar attachment, their mental connection widening as Sam's mind settles more into Kavinsky's. The dream is tenuous at best, flashes of colors and sensations, the press of fingertips here and the sound of laughter there, but it focuses, a little, as even in sleep, Sam recognizes the feel of Kavinsky's mind.
There's a soft hum of acknowledgement, the stretch of wings curled around Kavinsky as Sam pulls him in.
Hey, tiger. ]
cw: what is this mess, also dubious sexual situations with a barely not-minor
Sometimes human-shaped things cropped up, but they weren't people, even when he brought them home with him and kept them without permission. They were figments of his imagination given enough flesh and blood and voice that they would pass any Turing test with flying colors. But they weren't people, because Kavinsky slept alone.
Only one other person should've been able to enter his dreams, and for all he knows, that boy is dead. He's long gone, at least, not part of the Nest, not near enough to Kavinsky to start the nasty business of subconscious infiltration.
But it is the Nest fucking with him. It is that Hivemind turning can't into shouldn't but gonna do it anyway. Someone's inside his hideyhole. Inside those labyrinthine corridors of chrome that make up his dreamscape most nights since he was spacenapped.
And that someone has wings. And that someone is pulling him close. Not formless, but not as whole as Kavinsky, who has practice at this. Who keeps all his limbs where they ought to be and his mind centered.
He's lucid. Sam--because of course it's Sam--is not.]
Shit, can't even leave me alone when we're sleeping? You've got a real complex, sweetheart, seriously, do we have a doctor on board to look at that?
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