Enoch (
warriorscribe) wrote in
towerofanimus2013-12-15 05:44 pm
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A couple promised closed (or semi-closed) logs
Characters: Enoch and Lucifel, and anyone who would visit his room too. Just let me know! Also, Enoch and Lancer.
Setting: Dorm 3-18 backdated to November 1st, Floor 62 backdated to December 1st
Format: I'll match!
Summary: Enoch has had something very unpleasant happen to him as a punishment for too many failed riddles. That is an understatement. Also, he and Lancer agreed to a sparring match.
Warnings: Talk of being flayed may happen if you press for information. (If this is one of your listed squicks I'll actively avoid it coming up), maybe blood or broken limbs in the sparring match? There is a tangent involving sexual discussion.
Dorm 3-18, November 1st
He woke with a scream.
Or tried to. In his sleep paralysis it was only a choked sound as he stared at the ceiling wide-eyed. Unable to move or speak, all he had was the nightmare he'd just lived, punctuated by Eleven's shrill screaming. All he had was that he was not in pain. Parts of him were still numb from revival, but he was not in pain.
An involuntary, low, distressed moan was what told him he could move again. Shaking and pale, he pushed himself up. He was covered in a sheen of sweat and his gaze was unfocused, glazed-over. He raised a hand, still numb and tingling, and pressed it to his own chest. With something between a laugh and a sob, he curled up on himself, a tight human ball on the bed.
Unlike the time that had given him such an adverse reaction, there was nothing driving him to keep going. Only the horror of what had happened.
Floor 62, December 1st
The beach had always been a calming place for him. That is, until his return to Meridian. As he waited for Lancer, he watched the waves, arms folded as his thoughts wandered. Mostly, they wandered to Armaros, and their time in Meridian. Time spent there, he on a large dune watching as Armaros swam.
And now, he was here. Torn apart. In so much pain he could only blame him.
A nautilus shell washed up against his foot. He bent down to pick it up, idly playing with it as he waited for Lancer, stewing in his own thoughts.
Setting: Dorm 3-18 backdated to November 1st, Floor 62 backdated to December 1st
Format: I'll match!
Summary: Enoch has had something very unpleasant happen to him as a punishment for too many failed riddles. That is an understatement. Also, he and Lancer agreed to a sparring match.
Warnings: Talk of being flayed may happen if you press for information. (If this is one of your listed squicks I'll actively avoid it coming up), maybe blood or broken limbs in the sparring match? There is a tangent involving sexual discussion.
Dorm 3-18, November 1st
He woke with a scream.
Or tried to. In his sleep paralysis it was only a choked sound as he stared at the ceiling wide-eyed. Unable to move or speak, all he had was the nightmare he'd just lived, punctuated by Eleven's shrill screaming. All he had was that he was not in pain. Parts of him were still numb from revival, but he was not in pain.
An involuntary, low, distressed moan was what told him he could move again. Shaking and pale, he pushed himself up. He was covered in a sheen of sweat and his gaze was unfocused, glazed-over. He raised a hand, still numb and tingling, and pressed it to his own chest. With something between a laugh and a sob, he curled up on himself, a tight human ball on the bed.
Unlike the time that had given him such an adverse reaction, there was nothing driving him to keep going. Only the horror of what had happened.
Floor 62, December 1st
The beach had always been a calming place for him. That is, until his return to Meridian. As he waited for Lancer, he watched the waves, arms folded as his thoughts wandered. Mostly, they wandered to Armaros, and their time in Meridian. Time spent there, he on a large dune watching as Armaros swam.
And now, he was here. Torn apart. In so much pain he could only blame him.
A nautilus shell washed up against his foot. He bent down to pick it up, idly playing with it as he waited for Lancer, stewing in his own thoughts.

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He only looked at Lucifel again when he spoke, trying to smile for him, though it was shaky and clearly forced.
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Aside from gruesome images that is.
"... It's fine, really." He could tell if Enoch was forcing a smile or if it was genuine.
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Once he figured out how to, Lucifel held the bottle against Enoch's bottom lip, carefully tilting it for the scribe to drink.
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Eventually, he pushed the bottle away with his mouth. "...Do you want to drink, too?"
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"I'm not sure if I'll ever get used to the taste..."
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A pause. "...And you should drink it slowly, so it's less overwhelming."
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However, Lucifel took the scribe's advice to heart and drank slower then.
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Children may take some time to get used to it, but they were often so eager to be like the adults in their lives they acquired the taste quickly. It wasn't the same with Lucifel, as much as he wanted drinking company, he would settle for simply drinking with company.
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Later he will know if it's such a good thing for angel's to make a choice like that.
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never mind he was drinking on a full stomach that time, so he thinks neither of them could get drunk on it. He's not really thinking at his best right now.So he leans against Lucifel, watching, patiently waiting for him to decide it was time to switch to him again.
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The archangel held the bottle against the scribe's lips again as soon as he was done. "Tell me when you're ready."
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Might as well test his limits today.
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"You're a good friend..."
While I write that essay... and I can't stay serious. XD
"No, you're a good friend Enoch..."
pffffff, how can you when they're acting like this?
Though, at the moment, Enoch was treating Lucifel more like a giant stuffed animal, the way he was latched onto him. He looked up at him, saw he was getting drunk, and couldn't help but start laughing.
Good answer XD
He couldn't care less about being treated like a giant stuffed animal at the moment. When Enoch started to laugh Lucifel laughed with him. Even though he didn't really get what was so funny in the first place.
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Oh, but their bottle was empty. And he wasn't anywhere near drunk enough - he could still hear Eleven clearly, after all.
"I'm going to get more wine..." And he attempts to break free from Lucifel to get more. Another half a bottle should do it...
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However when the scribe moved to get them another bottle - Had they already finished all three? - Lucifel pouted and let himself fall on the other.
"No, it's all fine, like you always say!"
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"It's not...I can still hear her, Lucifel."
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"Enoch, I got a suggestion... And I'm sure, you'll like it." Talking always seemed to help the other rather well. "When we saved the worlds, let's go on vacation... in the future."
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Enoch grabbed another bottle of wine from beneath the bed and climbed back in, managing to stumble over Lucifel in the process of getting himself seated against the wall. Unless Lucifel moved, he'd find himself a leg rest for the scribe, his back to the wall and his legs hanging over the angel's chest.
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