oom: post-atlantean adventures
Puck, who has woken rather early having frankly not slept all that much, prepares to greet the inevitable day.
Is this enough water?
He'd thought it was.
He does hope Havelock isn't cross.
... But if he is, it will likely be at least a little bit hilarious.
"And I wish to hear not a word from you," he notes to the portrait.
The painting sits balefully on the wall, keeping a sulky silence.
Is this enough water?
He'd thought it was.
He does hope Havelock isn't cross.
... But if he is, it will likely be at least a little bit hilarious.
"And I wish to hear not a word from you," he notes to the portrait.
The painting sits balefully on the wall, keeping a sulky silence.
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Puck's fingers continue to brush through his hair, gentle.
It seems the best way not to interfere with water-drinking.
"You insisted they ought to be the equal to any bird or animal."
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For a moment.
Then he gives up.
"I am sure the logic will return to me," he offers weakly, and finishes his water with resolve.
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(And giggles.)
"It is never far from you for very long, I find."
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Regreeeeets.
And pain. That too.
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"Now, now, my love. That was hardly your fault."
Alcohol is a fiend!
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Havelock accepts, however, that he is also a force of nature, and that accepting anything from him was a risk.
That doesn't actually help him now.
He closes his eyes against the light for a moment.
"I beg to differ," he says, still rather croaky.
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"Oh?" he whispers, considerishly.
"Do you mean to say you do not find me utterly, unjustly irresistible?"
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"O darling of my heart, some days it is the only thing that keeps me from despair."
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What did Havelock do with that knife?
No reason. Just, you know, his reflexes are rather good even in this state, and Puck would like to ensure that
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"Next time you can drink something I make," he mutters.
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"Will you poison it?"
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That's a no.
...Probably.
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"I shall have to take the gamble-- which seemed safe enough last night, but is rather less certain at present-- that you had rather a Robin alive than one dead."
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"Not fatally, if I do, then."
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A considering, peering pause.
"Tell me if there is aught else I may do for you."
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In that exact order.
"...Don't let me fall asleep again," he decides bravely. "That won't fix this."
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"Rather," he concurs.
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Macho posturing is for the weak.
Um.
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It's so
adorablesad!Puck sits at the edge of the bed for a moment, letting his legs swing.
Then he slides onto the mattress next to Havelock (although not too far into his personal space), and curls up on his side.
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The rest of him doesn't seem inclined to move.
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After a moment to judge, he decides his boyfriend is not going to destroy him and slides closer.
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(To be honest, it's always an iffy prospect, but usually Havelock at least has determination on his side, should he ever need it.)
For now he seems happy enough with one hand curled just above one of Puck's elbows.
And in spite of what he just said, to be dozing again.
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And pokes him.
(At this juncture, loud or hissing speech would probably be more painful.)
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Also, his nails dig in.
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A soft snicker follows.
"Again?"
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