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bakerstreet2020-07-22 07:06 pm
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monster, how should i feel
![]() There's a long precedent in folklore and myth of beautiful young people - both men and women - being kidnapped by monsters: dragons, beasts, goblins, demons, elves, vampires, wolves, or even evil humans. In the end, however, these prisoners are almost always rescued and brought back to civilization to live a normal and happy life. But what if they didn't want to leave their jailor? They've seen behind the surface and have begun to sympathize with this "monster;" no, more than that, they've fallen for them. Will this story have a happy ending? Will the monster believe that anyone could love them? Most importantly, though, can the two of them be left alone without any attempts at a "rescue?" how to play
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But here Angel is, sitting in her captors club. She'll never know how he got into her father's mansion. She'll never know how he got her out. Someone was very clever along the line and never let her be conscious to scream for help. She doesn't even know why she was taken except the obvious, she supposes, the ransom.
But this isn't like all the other times someone's stolen her. Taken her to punish her father. They don't even know, often enough, how much she wished they would fail in giving her back, and knife in her throat. Almost as much as she wished she could put one in theirs for proving her father right about how she'll never be safe. Not ever.
She's never had a captor take care of her before. Thought she knew what to expect at this point. The back hand if she cried. The bite to shut up if she pleaded for help. Granted, she was afraid, but not half as afraid as what would happen when she went back to her father. Locked away again, under chains and keys so he could never, never lose her.
Here, with this new... Person that had stolen her, she hadn't even been hurt. He just liked to leave her sitting where he could... Admire her like a possession? She didn't know. Oh she was never left alone, and just because he didn't hurt her didn't mean she was liked, she was the daughter of a cruel, rich man. Which meant there was a certain delight some of his crew had in pouring drinks and thrusting it into her hands, with an order like she was a servant. Go give Boss his drink.
But he wasn't a person, she didn't know what he was, he barely seemed real. He was a fairytale story, the monster on the edge of the page, grinning and wicked and telling sweet foolish heroes that there are wicked things this way if they'll just step off the edge of the map. Not the huntsman, but the wolf. The promise of a sin. She knew so many things, but she didn't know what to make of him, even a little.
Angel did as she was told, her nervous and furious quick glances aside, she wasn't stupid. Angel walked slowly out of the way of everything so she wouldn't attract attention, even when she knew they were always keeping an eye on her. Small, delicate steps like she was worried to take up even the space she would need to exist as a person. "Your drink, uhm, - sir."
It's what her father liked to be called. It seemed fitting now. The man, or monster, or whatever he is, lazed like a king on a throne. Master of everything he surveyed. Angel didn't meet his eyes, just held the drink for him to take.
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He's been around long enough, lived long enough, to cut out his own slice of the pie.
Which could be what made him interested in her in the first place. She was, is, a mortal, touched by a certain kind of grace. A specialty, rare even, to come across. And isn't he the same? Another kind of other, breathing over the barren nothingness and sucking it dry for all it's worth.
No, despite what sets them apart, his intrigued hasn't changed.
Greed stirs before Angel enters the room, his one eye peeling open behind his shades like a string of apple, cutting on the edge of a knife. A throb of purple plays under the collar of his throat; a fearsome, unnatural energy kept in check. He raises his eyebrow slightly over the frame of his shades and as the drink reflects back in the lenses, the Sin makes a noise in the pit of his throat. One low, casual, with a hint of a bewilderment.
"Ah-? Sir? What are you - " Greed trails off before catching himself. A look of played exhaustion hangs on his face; his expression, both a mockery and an over exaggeration. Like a phantom trying to figure out human emotion. The Sin unwinds his ankles and as the spurs of his boots skip sparks into the floor below, he heavily shoves his torso forward to plant both of his elbows on his thighs. "Oi, oi, oi - who put you up to this? Was it Dol?" His fingers wave, tossing whatever else he has to say to the wind. "No need for that, lovely. I guess you wouldn't know, but that's just not me. Not in the slightest."
He pauses, licks his lips, and a pillow of old smoke wafts off his tongue. "Whatever you're thinking, it isn't it." Greed grunts. He reaches his hand behind his neck, giving his bones a rhythmic, grave-hollow crunch. "We didn't have time to explain to you back there, but I'm not like the rest. I thought you might have put that together by now. Not that a blame you - all of this. Doesn't look too good, does it?"
Idly, his other hand reaches out. At first, the tips of his fingers seem normal enough. Flesh, bone; nails that cut back into finely-worked cuticles that even the most prominent businessman might be jealous of. He looks her in the eye, or at least tries to. "I'm not interested in hurting you." He times his words in a circling motion - the purr of his voice, seemingly spinning, spinning, spinning like a cocktail, twirling down the drain. He's like predator in every way. How he takes his time, how he counts the seconds, how he waits, merely waits, for the right opportunity.
She's different, he knows that. Different beyond most, fantastic. But she's still human, at least part of her is.
And usually, well -
Crck. His nails find the glass; their fine edges, now crooked-cat claws bent in deep, penetrating blacks. Greed gingerly plucks the glass from her; a gentle touch, regardless of all his sharp points. "You're something, lovely. Something a lot of people would kill to have." The Sin hums and the muscles of his throat tighten. "But that's not what made me take you. I think it's time you knew the truth to things, don't you? There's a lot in this world you don't know. And me, well?"
Greed lifts his shoulder. The fur around his collar brushes against the back of his neck, teasing his skin. "You could say we have that in common at least. Here - " He lifts, his body rising from his pink-leather sofa as lofty as a ghoul, climbing from its coffin. The drink in his hand claps loudly against the table to his side when he leaves it and the sweat on the brim drools leisurely in his wake. To the other end of the room, a single table stretches out across the back wall. It curves in all the right places, diving deep into shadow and disappearing out of sight around the next corner. A few lights buzz along its rim and between the bottles, the ashtrays, and the grime from yesterday(s), a single case waits; its silver-turned surface latched tight.
Greed sighs while he flips the locks with his knuckle. "I'm gunna give you a choice, Angel. It's something I've always been a fan of." The metal clasps click off repetitively: clnk, clck, crckt. "It wouldn't be fair of me to keep you here without you wanting it and, truth is, I wouldn't want it that way either. Choice," the Sin tongues the word as if it has some, surmountable weight. "-wasn't given to me, not in the beginning. But I've never been very good at following anyone else's rules."
The case opens, revealing a fine, blue-velvet interior. The Sin reaches inside. "Greed - it's not just a name. It's what I am. I want everything you could possibly think of. Money, women, sex, status - " A fever burns on his skin, yet not a drop of sweat touches his face. Instead, his veins bulge around his muscles, turning the color from a faint blue-purple to neon sign's pink; a pulse of electricity, foreign to whatever mankind's designed.
Greed runs his tongue along the points of his teeth. The revolver in his hand has enough rad-jammed ammunition to knock a mule off the face of the earth. Even in his hand, the shape of it is bulky. He spins the resolver's cylinder until it sticks into place. "Rumor has it that father of yours is a pretty cruel bastard, so I'm sure you know how to use this." No hatred hits his tongue, no animosity tightens in his voice. Instead, he's merely matter-of-fact. "Never liked these things, but humans are always good at coming up with ways to kill each other."
The Sin jerks his wrist and suddenly, the gun's barrel tips in his direction. He lays it on the floor a second later and uses the side of his boot to kick it towards her. The firearm spins - once, twice. A third, a fourth time. Until, finally, it's inches from her; a trigger begging, just begging, to be pulled.
"They won't come after you, so don't worry about that. And if you're feeling wrong about it, it'll take a lot more than that to kill me. So - " Greed levels his eyes - their points, as thin and vibrating as leopard calculating its next meal. "-here's the choice. You can shoot me and be on your way. Go wherever you think's the best. Or," a pause and he begins to shed his vest. The leather peels off him like a second skin, revealing red-lined patterns along his body that pulse a steady, lightning-cloud heartbeat. "-you can stay here. Be your own person, take back what's rightfully yours."
Thwmp. His vest hits the floor and Greed nudges it away with the back of his heel.
"The choice is yours, sweetheart. The real question is - "
Now, he's really watching her. His gaze maps out her throat, the tension of her skin, the way she breathes.
"-what's it gunna be?"
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SORRY FOR THE DELAY ...
UNACCEPTABLE I STARVE WITHOUT YOUR BEAUTIFUL TAGS
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Keeler ★ Starfighter ★ m/m
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Keeler's dressed in his usual, black slacks and a white button up, black tie, his white lab coat on over it. His hair is always tied back into a neat ponytail when he's in the lab, tortoise shell glasses for eye protection as well as to enhance his sight. The lab is always quiet even when everyone is working which is something that Keeler has gotten used to during the graveyard shift. Just because they're awake and doing work doesn't mean the world is. He hears every step his loafers make as he walks down the corridor, the laboratory walls thick concrete, damp with no outward signs of moisture.
Ever since he started his assignment here he's felt strange. Of course it was a huge surprise when he was introduced to the specimen he was to study, but he'd felt bewitched by it the moment their eyes met. Strange, huge, terrifying. Yet...when Keeler was doing his hourly rounds to check in on the patient, he could almost see a consciousness under it all.
He was told that this creature was bloodthirsty and a cold, relentless killer. That it came from the forests of some distant land and they the were studying it to determine the species, to understand the origin.
Keeler didn't ask questions. No one in the military asked questions unless they wanted to be promptly removed from their position. And well, Keeler didn't really have anywhere else to go if he wasn't in the military.
He manually checks each box as he assesses the equipment, ensuring each moment of data being collected is as accurate as possible. Next is the creature itself, hulking in its cage as Keeler quietly surveys him. There are certain human qualities the creature has, but Keeler has never heard him speak any intelligent language.
"Everything seems up to par..." He says aloud, to no one in particular. He's aware that even if the creature understands him that he probably doesn't care but Keeler just....feels wrong not saying something. There's something about the way those glowing eyes watch him sometimes.
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Every passing day it felt like the latter.
Caution was paramount around him, many had lost fingers, limbs, and two even their lives to him getting too close to the bars.
As the nightly routine began, the young man entering and checking the equipment, Elias watched him. Something resonated between them upon first meeting, and the human had never shown hostility towards him. Didn't bang on the bars or taunt him with food or anything.
He watched him, tracking his movements around the room, but far more relaxed, just watching, not hunting like when others were in here.
He shifted to sit against the bars.
And spoke.
"Everything seems up to par." he repeated.
His voice was gravelly, dry, the words slow. He hadn't spoken since arriving.
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oh i should mention he's in his 10' form
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hope the jump is ok
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keeler wakes up with a morning wood maybe?
Sounds good to me
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