viceofvoices (
viceofvoices) wrote2013-02-27 02:10 pm
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Happily Ever After
[Troubadour and Krichevskoy walk along the market stalls of a sprawling bazaar. Items and goods from many different dimensions have all gathered here, at a sort of multidimensional marketplace]
Ah! Krichevskoy! Look at this!
[he pulls the other man to a shop full of flowers, exotic and fantastical]
Ah! Krichevskoy! Look at this!
[he pulls the other man to a shop full of flowers, exotic and fantastical]

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[he jerks his hand back as if it were on fire, utterly horrified, all trace of his wolfish mannerisms shattered]
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I think... I am just going to forget that that happened.
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...C, Correct as your assessment of my posterior is, this is still incredibly... I... I shall take you at your word.
[at least he's not leaving anymore]
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I-I do not understand what's gotten into me, but I've been trying so hard not to do anything untoward but somehow all I want to do is devour you, ever since I put on this ring!
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[he rearranges the cloak so that he can see again, now convinced that he can keep it together, and stares down at the ring on his own finger]
That's... odd. I have not felt anything of that sort. Are you certain it isn't a coincidence?
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[he hasn't felt too different, after all. Maybe finding Troubadour a bit more intimidating than, well, ever, but that could easily be attributed to something on Troubadour's end.]
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Perhaps it is better that you leave. I cannot bear the thought of doing more damage to our friendship.
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Have you tried taking the ring off?
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[he freezes suddenly as he realizes that, no, he in fact hadn't even considered the idea. After a moment, he turns his back to Krichevskoy, struggling to get the ring off]
Come on, you blasted...! OUCH!
[he hisses in sudden pain, sucking the blood welling up around the ring]
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He looks down at the ring on his own finger (does it look a little less tarnished somehow?) and pulls on it a bit, but it doesn't budge. His brows knit together and it's not long before he's pulling on it with the same furiousness as Troubadour] Why won't it--?! Khhh!
[he shakes his hand from the pain, sending a drop or two flying] J, Just how tight is it on?!
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...so this is it, then. I have been so tainted? Am I to lose myself to a trashy ring?
[he sniffles and tears flow freely from his eyes] I don't wanna eeaaaat yoooouuuuu!
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W, well... I still have some food left if you still are hungry. [he's not sure he wants to admit to this part now, but...] And I purchased a few other things as well.
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[he sobs and pulls out a knife from under his cape] I will take this ring off no matter what! I can live without a finger!
[ah, but...as a musician, his hands are precious. His grip trembles on the knife as he hesitates]
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[it's disturbing to think about, but...] If you must, think of it another way. It is incredibly difficult for anything to pierce this skin. Even if you were to try, you would not fine... eating me... so simple.
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[he looks down at his hand once more, at the ring which now seems somehow more tarnished than before, almost black] I...perhaps we should leave this forest. Find the merchant and demand answers!
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...Ah. Before we go. [he reaches into a dimensional pocket, pulling out a grey fur cloak and some plum wine] I am not sure whether it counts as feeling ill anymore, but I felt at the time that it might at least raise your spirits if I brought these. [also he has a very skewed idea of the value of a HL] This was the type of cloak you were looking for, was it not?
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[with a sharp gesture, he makes his usual red cape disappear and swings the fur around his shoulders. Then he embraces Krichevskoy, spinning around in place]
Aaaah, you truly are a noble soul...!
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Mmm...you smell delicious!
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