Ky Kiske (
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vatheon2013-07-21 04:16 pm
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Oh no! I'm falling! (Closed)
Who: Ky Kiske and Sol Badguy
Where: Almost-falling
When: July 21st
What: Superhero curse. Sol rescues Ky again, this time Ky reacts a little differently
Rating: PG-13
Style: Past tense prose.
It didn't seem unreasonable to Ky to expect buildings underneath him to stay stable, which was why it was so terrible when he felt it start to shake, like the room was trying to throw him off. There was that moment of panic, of terrible certainty that it was going to succeed, and then his feet were slipping on what had been a horizontal surface.
He grabbed for the edge only to miss it as he cried out.
"Oh no! I'm falling!"
Where: Almost-falling
When: July 21st
What: Superhero curse. Sol rescues Ky again, this time Ky reacts a little differently
Rating: PG-13
Style: Past tense prose.
It didn't seem unreasonable to Ky to expect buildings underneath him to stay stable, which was why it was so terrible when he felt it start to shake, like the room was trying to throw him off. There was that moment of panic, of terrible certainty that it was going to succeed, and then his feet were slipping on what had been a horizontal surface.
He grabbed for the edge only to miss it as he cried out.
"Oh no! I'm falling!"

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Are you fucking kidding me? Something caught between a scoff and a laugh escaped as Sol dropped after the blond. This was ridiculous, but somehow hilarious all at the same time.
Maybe he had a few screws loose.
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Sometimes he just needed rescuing, that was all.
The sensation of being held washed over, taking all the fear out of the situation, but only for a moment.
Then he realized they were still falling.
"Wh-what?"
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Which made for a jarring halt.
Helping people was all well and good, but staying within the range of your own capabilities was pretty important. And, well. As for expecting building to start collapsing...
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His pride wasn't worth taking a fall like that.
"Next time I'll make sure you have to spring me from a dungeon," he said, primly, trusting Sol to keep them stable.
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"Gonna drop a few more stories." His voice this time was a little more even, a shade towards serious despite the laid back attitude. "Ready?"
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"As much as I can be." His heart was already hammering a little, starting back up again.
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"Not gonna drop ya," he snorted. Nevertheless, he didn't really blame the guy.
Which was around when blocks and chunks of building material started coming down. Only fortunate thing was that the building'd been cleared out earlier of everyone save the pests responsible for this shit.
Well, then.
Letting go also involved pushing away from the wall, keeping an eye out for sections of falling building to push up on to slow their descent. So much for the original plan of drop-grab-drop until they reached the street below.
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As far as he knew, Sol couldn't fly.
And if it was a matter of how well he could fall, well, in theory Ky could fall just as well, and hit the ground just as hard. Ky muttered a prayer under his breath.
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He hit a chunk of wall and rode it down a few metres, watching the ground rush up at them. Ten metres, nine metres, eight, seven, six...
At four metres above street level, Sol hopped up and forward--hopped, didn't launch himself or anything--and finally hit the ground before rushing out of range of the debris as it continued to come down after them, still keeping Ky secure in his hold.
"Math 'n physics, kid." And a healthy dose of science experimentation, but shh.
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Still, he had a sort of trust in the other man, and it wasn't to be shattered today.
His arms gripped Sol in return and he didn't let go even when they were out of range. It was quite the scene to look back at, and after a moment of alarmed staring, Ky ducked his head.
"Thank you," he said softly.
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"Uh-huh." Not much intonation, whoops. Not that Sol was much for social connection. Well, outside "mockery and sarcasm". On that note (and the princess joke, for that matter), Sol's lips curled up at the corners and he cast a smirk at Ky. "That all I get?"
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Acting on it, though, was apparently an entirely different matter. The soft "No," was all the warning Sol would get before Ky was closing the distance between them, not allowing himself to think about it, pressing his lips to Sol's in something soft and tentative.