Lord Chris Sonom (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
chrisisofaith) wrote2020-08-20 12:31 pm
chrisisofaith) wrote2020-08-20 12:31 pm
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[continued from here]
[Confusion clearly and quickly spread in his expression as well.]
First off...I can't even imagine magic not being a real thing, it's in everything. Even the very nature around us, as any druid would tell you.
Second off, why's a thing that doesn't exist illegal? That doesn't make any sense.
[Confusion clearly and quickly spread in his expression as well.]
First off...I can't even imagine magic not being a real thing, it's in everything. Even the very nature around us, as any druid would tell you.
Second off, why's a thing that doesn't exist illegal? That doesn't make any sense.
Just because something isn't real doesn't mean people can't be afraid of it.
[ That much Diane knows for a fact. ]
We don't have druids in the Land.
[ That much Diane knows for a fact. ]
We don't have druids in the Land.
But...I mean, yeah...just not sure how that kind of law gets passed like: "On the off chance this's ever a thing by some unknown miracle, let's count our eggs now and say you can't do that because it might be bad and scary..."
[He wasn't trying to be rude...but it certainly came out derisive. He just couldn't wrap his head around it. The Moonsea region made magic illegal because it had nearly destroyed the entire area. That made sense, at least.]
[He wasn't trying to be rude...but it certainly came out derisive. He just couldn't wrap his head around it. The Moonsea region made magic illegal because it had nearly destroyed the entire area. That made sense, at least.]
The Kings were overthrown, for the good of the Land.
[ Everyone can agree on that, right? ]
As time faded and their memory grew more distant their advisors took on the position of myth, becoming wizards, their powers growing to be magic. To prove that they were immune from this mythical corruption, the Council of Lords outlawed magic, a purely symbolic gesture.
[ Don't think he's forgiven for being rude though. ]
[ Everyone can agree on that, right? ]
As time faded and their memory grew more distant their advisors took on the position of myth, becoming wizards, their powers growing to be magic. To prove that they were immune from this mythical corruption, the Council of Lords outlawed magic, a purely symbolic gesture.
[ Don't think he's forgiven for being rude though. ]
[Continued from here.]
The idea of that, of soft and slow, sends a renewed shiver through him. The words didn't form, but the idea sunk into the back of his mind for another time.
Another time when his thoughts didn't fizzle and burn and a barely-voluntary cry escaped his lips. His breathing quickened and loud, unashamed and unrestrained moans fled as that tongue worked him. Gods above, he was desperate for it. Luckily, he had a firm belief in letting your partner know such things. Chris arched his hips up for more as his grip tightened in deliciously thick hair.
The idea of that, of soft and slow, sends a renewed shiver through him. The words didn't form, but the idea sunk into the back of his mind for another time.
Another time when his thoughts didn't fizzle and burn and a barely-voluntary cry escaped his lips. His breathing quickened and loud, unashamed and unrestrained moans fled as that tongue worked him. Gods above, he was desperate for it. Luckily, he had a firm belief in letting your partner know such things. Chris arched his hips up for more as his grip tightened in deliciously thick hair.
Oh...huh ok. Makes a bit more sense now.
I'm sorry, I'm...I had to deal with a lot of...really stupid laws in my city when I took over some of that. It was a new level of frustration I hadn't expected.
[No whaling? Ok. No Basalisk poaching when there weren't Basalisks around for a hundred miles? why?]
I'm sorry, I'm...I had to deal with a lot of...really stupid laws in my city when I took over some of that. It was a new level of frustration I hadn't expected.
[No whaling? Ok. No Basalisk poaching when there weren't Basalisks around for a hundred miles? why?]
[ Good, he can learn. that's a good sign for Diane's desire to continue an acquaintanceship with him.
Besides, she's definitely let herself get distracted, and that's less than ideal. ]
You're part of the city leadership, you said. I can imagine there's some level of headache associated with that sort of responsibility. But still, to be separated from it to be here. How are you doing with that?
Besides, she's definitely let herself get distracted, and that's less than ideal. ]
You're part of the city leadership, you said. I can imagine there's some level of headache associated with that sort of responsibility. But still, to be separated from it to be here. How are you doing with that?
The Incubus groaned against him as he swirled his tongue around his clit and thrust it inside him a little. There was no denying that this was a mouth with thousands of years of experience here. He certainly had no problem showing it off here as he swirled and licked and sucked and... Was he working on getting the guy to get one off just from oral first? You bet he was.
Honestly it was only fair though. Since he was energized by sex, it wasn't likely he'd pass out from it. Which meant spoiling the hell out of his partners who were going to have a wild day with him.
It was fun for everyone so it wasn't a big deal really.
Honestly it was only fair though. Since he was energized by sex, it wasn't likely he'd pass out from it. Which meant spoiling the hell out of his partners who were going to have a wild day with him.
It was fun for everyone so it wasn't a big deal really.
[He's terrible at lying and, by extension, terrible at keeping things off his face. Her question causes a flicker of anxiety in his expression and his jaw tightened.]
I'm not thrilled by it, but I know they're all right. The people who help me, they're good ones and I know they'll take care of things.
I hope you don't mind my assuming, but you're clearly a lady of station, are these troubles on your mind?
I'm not thrilled by it, but I know they're all right. The people who help me, they're good ones and I know they'll take care of things.
I hope you don't mind my assuming, but you're clearly a lady of station, are these troubles on your mind?
[ Diane is very good at hiding her thoughts, but in this case she decides not to, so it's a genuine concerns that takes up residence on her features. ]
Some, yes. I'm the Duchess Tremontaine - in my own right, after the illness and death of my husband. My grandson is much too young to take over, but there's really no one else who will look after the good of Tremontaine itself, and the people who work in it.
Some, yes. I'm the Duchess Tremontaine - in my own right, after the illness and death of my husband. My grandson is much too young to take over, but there's really no one else who will look after the good of Tremontaine itself, and the people who work in it.
[He answers from somewhere in the Down, the brick side of Nate's theatre at his back where he'd ducked in to answer. When he sees Lux, naked as ever, his expression brightens immediately into a smile.]
At least that's a good reason for not having clothes, this time. I've always got a minute for you and, this time, an answer. What's on your mind?
At least that's a good reason for not having clothes, this time. I've always got a minute for you and, this time, an answer. What's on your mind?
That sounds about right.
[It's certainly what he's come to expect from Lux, though in an endearing way at this point.]
Me? Really? I mean...yeah, all right, I'd be happy to. Been a bit since I've had a date.
[It's certainly what he's come to expect from Lux, though in an endearing way at this point.]
Me? Really? I mean...yeah, all right, I'd be happy to. Been a bit since I've had a date.
Well, conveniently, I like spending time with you.
Good sir, I am at your disposal at your next opportunity.
Good sir, I am at your disposal at your next opportunity.
[He hadn't considered the look of water beading on Lux's skin, but it might be one he considers in the future.]
I do. All day, as it happens. Where're we headed?
I do. All day, as it happens. Where're we headed?
Oh, a surprise...I am rather fond of those. How about the elevators? That's probably safe enough without finding too much trouble.
[He gave a teasing smile.]
Knowing your terrible clothing allergy, I'll be surprised if you last five minutes.
I'll see you then, Lux. I'm looking forward to it.
Knowing your terrible clothing allergy, I'll be surprised if you last five minutes.
I'll see you then, Lux. I'm looking forward to it.
[Luckily, he's just hanging around his newly empty room in the public housing, so there's privacy too.]
Very smooth, well done. I can do magic, yes. I'm a death cleric. Comes from the goddess of the dead back home. Are they an anti-magic sort?
Very smooth, well done. I can do magic, yes. I'm a death cleric. Comes from the goddess of the dead back home. Are they an anti-magic sort?
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