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daemonized) wrote2017-09-19 11:45 am
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ARDYN IZUNIA
Ardyn Izunia. Professor of law. Lord of law. Liege of law. The one grading your papers. Leave a message.
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[He shifts just enough to turn on his side, though his eyes are still cast up towards her.]
There is no better sight for a man to wake up to than your face.
[He is a very lucky man, and no one can tell him otherwise. Though a slow realization begins to dawn on him-]
...Is that my shirt?
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[too big, of course, and half buttoning it didn't help, but comfortable in that. besides, it wasn't like she had to be perfectly decent.]
Do I wear it as well as you?
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[His smile skews into something wry, any drowsiness he possessed slowly draining, as is his habit. And yet it does nothing to quell the feeling of this being a lazy, lackadaisical morning.]
However... I should label you a thief for taking what isn't yours. I'll have to ask for it back.
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[it's the right time to be lazy, to plead without anything serious in it.]
It's a terrible thief who lets what she's stolen be returned so swiftly.
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[He laughs a little, though, hair falling into his face as the settles comfortably into his pillow again.]
You could persuade me, depending on how you decide to do it. Or I could retrieve it myself, if that fails. It wouldn't be difficult.
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[her version of persuading, this morning, is to shift to be on top of him, grinning. he's not allowed to say anything else before she kisses him, lingering there. she'll take any excuse to do so, this morning being no different, "persuasion" or not.]
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But of course he has to tease. When he's allowed to reply after she's finished leaving that lingering kiss on his lips -- though his is just as eager.]
If this is you persuading me to let you keep my shirt, I think you've got it backwards.
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[and yet, she knows. knows there's not a chance of her being allowed to keep it if they keep on this path.]
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I see.
[He brings his arms up to loop around her back, fingers lacing together.]
I didn't know that wearing my shirt made you happier than lying unclothed next to me. I'm not sure what to think about that.
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[she doesn't move far from his face, kissing him again, but only something light.]
You're going to give yourself the wrong idea.
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But what else is a man to think? To assume? Actions speak louder than words, my dearest. And you're very decidedly still wearing my shirt.
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[pushing herself up some, she begins taking off his shirt, shrugging her way out of it and tossing it to the side.]
And what do you think now, hm?
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I think my poor shirt is going to garner a few wrinkles, being tossed aside so carelessly like that.
[He moves his hands to her side, trying urge her close again.]
-is what I would say if I actually gave a damn about my shirt right now.
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[she comes back close, but she doesn't kiss him, stays simply teasingly near instead.]
Say it aloud.
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Does it even need to be said? Can’t you tell?
[He’s sure that she can, but he’ll not deny her the pleasure of him actually forming the words.]
I want you. All of you.
[In a playful move, he deigns to sit up; in one swift gesture, he shifts her so that she is still neatly on top of him, but affectionately straddled in his lap. The blankets slide and fall, crumpling at his waistline, as he rests his hands on her sides.
(Unknowing to him, it reveals scars across his chest and torso. They look old and faded, but drawn out in length, and appearing like they were once painfully deep. One in particular predominantly adorns his skin over the location of his heart, as if it were once a focal point.)]
Would you be kind enough to humor me?
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Ardyn...
[her hand comes to rest over his heart, feeling what's there. why? what had happened to him?]
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What…?
[His own fingers trace the scars on his chest, the skin having healed there possessing a smoother texture than the rest. He would not know as well as her, but they look like cut marks, long and clean and purposeful. Not the jagged edges of accidental wounds, or the claw marks of monsters.
His blood runs cold for a moment. He wonders what could have done this, how he could be sleeping and he did not notice— No, this was Retrospec again. It had to be. The other him, imprinting more and more of himself onto his mind and body, that slow, inevitable transition.
Ardyn clenches a jaw, his brow knit tightly.]
These weren’t… there before.
[A useless, obvious statement. But he’s so thrown off he doesn’t know what else to say.]
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[this was intentional, she can tell. she can't tell what did it, but these scars, she'd be willing to bet that almost all of them were intentional. long healed, but...]
Let me check your back.
[they both know who did this. what did this. out of nowhere, what could happen. but best to see how extensive this all is.]
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He drops his hand, nodding. After the both of them situate themselves so that they can move more freely on the bed, Ardyn turns around.
His back looks much the same. There is not one that looked like it had been a deep gouge over the heart, but there seem to be even more scars in general here.]
Anything…?
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There's more here. How do you feel?
[a standard question after any change, but her voice is soft. does he hurt? does he remember anything from these?]
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They don’t hurt, if that’s what you’re referring to. I would not have noticed them at all, until I looked in a mirror.
[Long healed and faded, then. Pale lines across his skin, a ghost to remind him of a past that still evaded him completely.]
Perhaps they are… injuries sustained during my travels. [He frowns.] That man was a traveling healer, after all, and I do remember there being fearsome monsters in my world.
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[but she doesn't sound convinced. these scars are such that she wonders as to their origins, when she's seen cuts that are so straight. so lethal, in other conditions.
if it was a monster, maybe it would make it better. instead she bows her head to one of the scars, kissing it as gently as she had touched it.
it's alright.]
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He's no fool. He hears the skepticism in her tone. He knows what the alternative may be.]
What do you think it's from?
[At the end of the day, she's the doctor.]
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[she reaches to touch his heart again.]
This...collection is puncture. Stabbing, if I was forced to guess.
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You're telling me that all this was done purposefully.
[His own hand reaches up to gently rest on hers.]
That someone tried to kill me.
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