Raoul Silva (
oedipusrat) wrote2020-03-31 09:35 pm
TLV PSL ASAP (for
wetware)
[several months after this initial interaction]
Rachette doesn't kick in the door. She's not a barbarian. But the door is definitely opened in a manner that is heavier and harder than strictly necessary. Being The Warden was pain enough; being a warden is...irritating.
"He talks too much."
That's a possibly very petty thing to complain to the mage (who has explained to her that he is not a mage, but she remains not entirely convinced of this) about his...companion? Compatriot? Person from his same world. But talking to her inmate, a man who seems to prefer the name Silva to any of the other potential names he could be going by, is as frustrating as talking to Sten sometimes. Roundabout. Never to the point. Why does nobody ever just say what they mean?
The dwarf huffs and blows a few strands of silver hair from her face. "He uses too many words in strange ways. Would it kill him to just talk like a normal person instead of blathering on? Before I kill him."
She won't. That's not what she's here for, and he hasn't given enough reason to make her want to. But by the Stone and all of the Ancestors, he makes her job so difficult. Fighting a mob of darkspawn sometimes seems preferable.
Rachette doesn't kick in the door. She's not a barbarian. But the door is definitely opened in a manner that is heavier and harder than strictly necessary. Being The Warden was pain enough; being a warden is...irritating.
"He talks too much."
That's a possibly very petty thing to complain to the mage (who has explained to her that he is not a mage, but she remains not entirely convinced of this) about his...companion? Compatriot? Person from his same world. But talking to her inmate, a man who seems to prefer the name Silva to any of the other potential names he could be going by, is as frustrating as talking to Sten sometimes. Roundabout. Never to the point. Why does nobody ever just say what they mean?
The dwarf huffs and blows a few strands of silver hair from her face. "He uses too many words in strange ways. Would it kill him to just talk like a normal person instead of blathering on? Before I kill him."
She won't. That's not what she's here for, and he hasn't given enough reason to make her want to. But by the Stone and all of the Ancestors, he makes her job so difficult. Fighting a mob of darkspawn sometimes seems preferable.

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"If I start to wander or bleed through, tell me and we can pull back. And tell me what you need, what you want." It's important to Q. He likes to treat his partners as well as he can.
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Silva has reflexes, strength, though he's not as young and limber as Q. Still, it's quick of him to take Q by the arm, to take him in his arms and spin them about until Q's back is pressed to the door. Pressed in close, bring the space between them as close to a nice round zero as possible. Lips on Q's, lips and teeth, and hands down to hips.
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He whines and tugs at Silva's shirt, working his get his hands up and under, onto his skin.
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"Stunning." There's still the hint remaining of that pleasant static shocking sensation. The nip-kissing resumes, this time along Q's jaw. "Gorgeous." Ravaging his neck. "Beautiful."
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He can feel the buzz beneath his skin and everywhere there's a nip, a circuit sparks blue and glows. "You too, you feel incredible, too."
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Now this feels a bit more familiar, the way Silva slots a thigh between legs. Roaming hands, tracing up the curve of spine, skimming around ports.
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"Careful, careful, not too sure what happens with those." You know, if he's not plugging directly into a screened powersource.
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He gives a pleased hum against Q's skin, through lips against his throat. Hands get more careful. But only just a bit. What's careful in a sense is when he picks one port, lower down, traces a bare fingertip along the outside edge where skin puckers into sleek metal. Traces the inner edge, then, along grooves that would lock a plug into place.
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At some point in his exploration, Silva must trip across a particularly sensitive circuit. Q gasps and clutches, his nails scratching at Silva's back. He has to hold on, because that was almost enough to make his legs give out. "The hell was that!?"
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"You tell me. I'll have to remember that one." Not even a yellow, much less a red, so it must not have hurt. (Or at least not too much.)
His other hand runs along hip, lower, taps behind a thigh. "You won't break my back. Up."