the grand highblood (
grandhighblood) wrote in
vatheon2012-03-03 11:18 pm
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[ ♑ ] don't get up
who: the grand highblood & you
where: someplace between the ordo neighborhood and the plaza.
when: march 3rd, early evening.
style: any is fine
status: open
The highblood didn't sleep much.
Not that being in Vatheon changed that much, he just didn't sleep much in general. He found himself awake early in the evening, and had kicked all of his bedding out of the way in slight frustration. While this hive he picked out wasn't bad in its accommodations and size, he had very little use for a lot of the things inside it. Everything and anything that he didn't need was unceremoniously dumped outside, while things he could use were tossed into a huge pile in the middle of the living room. Lots of walls and doorways were demolished, literally just ripped right out, seeing as he couldn't fit through the majority of them.
The hive itself was only used as a place for rest and sleep, so once that was done with, he exited. It was already dark enough and noticed the weird mark on his arm glowing, which...didn't bother him much anymore. With no particular destination in mind, he walked, not being particularly tactful in his movements, but not making a big show of it. Way too early for any sort of attention.
Then suddenly, the highblood swayed, and stopped abruptly in his tracks. He looked down at the ground, eyes open wide, unable to snap himself out of this strange trance. The troll was but a statue, stock still, scarcely breathing.
where: someplace between the ordo neighborhood and the plaza.
when: march 3rd, early evening.
style: any is fine
status: open
The highblood didn't sleep much.
Not that being in Vatheon changed that much, he just didn't sleep much in general. He found himself awake early in the evening, and had kicked all of his bedding out of the way in slight frustration. While this hive he picked out wasn't bad in its accommodations and size, he had very little use for a lot of the things inside it. Everything and anything that he didn't need was unceremoniously dumped outside, while things he could use were tossed into a huge pile in the middle of the living room. Lots of walls and doorways were demolished, literally just ripped right out, seeing as he couldn't fit through the majority of them.
The hive itself was only used as a place for rest and sleep, so once that was done with, he exited. It was already dark enough and noticed the weird mark on his arm glowing, which...didn't bother him much anymore. With no particular destination in mind, he walked, not being particularly tactful in his movements, but not making a big show of it. Way too early for any sort of attention.
Then suddenly, the highblood swayed, and stopped abruptly in his tracks. He looked down at the ground, eyes open wide, unable to snap himself out of this strange trance. The troll was but a statue, stock still, scarcely breathing.

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Equius makes a very undignified whining sound in his throat, about the only noise he feels like he can make right now, and tears one hand away from his throat, reaching out towards his ancestor in supplication. Help him, Darkleer, help him, make the honking stop.
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Cautiously, he advances until he can crouch besides Equius and pull him up against him. His eyes don't leave the Grand Highblood and he keeps one hand free. Fear still makes his heart pound, along with another, darker emotion that he doesn't put much thought into.
"Quiet, Equius," he murmurs into the boy's ear before raising his voice just slightly. "I apologize for any trouble he caused, sir."
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"Looks all like the little fucker's got the wicked case of the voodoo," he says in a low and dangerous tone. "Take some motherfucking care in keeping him in your sights, or I will put him out of his misery the next time I ever encounter him." Fortunately, no one has told the highblood that death was not permanent here.
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Equius' breathing starts to slow down a little, his throat opening up a bit, and he trembles in Darkleer's arms.