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magic_fratboy) wrote2010-01-11 03:50 pm
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Never an honest word... (rp for
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He was learning, very quickly, to find some means of drawing when the darkness descended.
Tonight, thankfully, he was at home with oils and canvas, painting freehand with no charcoal or pencil to guide him. Through the haze over his vision, a vivid storm of reds, blacks, and oranges was coming to life. Piece by piece, he was assembling fragments of a larger picture he couldn't describe or even quite make out, but it was right there at the edges of his awareness.
Without knowing what was to come, he could already tell there was a storm brewing.
When the fog lifted and he could clearly see the monstrosity on the canvas, he worked on adding his own touches in hopes that he could do something with the piece. Sell it, give it away, excise the cancer he'd just put down in oils and hope it didn't come to pass. He rarely understood his visions, and this was no exception.
This vision, this malestrom of fire and brimstone...he didn't want to understand it.
He was just thinking of altering the picture, knowing he never would, when her voice reached him. As he toyed with tubes of green and gray to soften the edges of the smoke in the painting, he heard shouting in the other room and frowned. Glancing up, he stared at the image...
...the dark, slender shadow at the center of a firestorm that seemed to coalesce into two hellish points of red...
Shrugging it off, he dropped the paint and headed for the guest room/home office. "Selene? Baby, everything okay?"
Tonight, thankfully, he was at home with oils and canvas, painting freehand with no charcoal or pencil to guide him. Through the haze over his vision, a vivid storm of reds, blacks, and oranges was coming to life. Piece by piece, he was assembling fragments of a larger picture he couldn't describe or even quite make out, but it was right there at the edges of his awareness.
Without knowing what was to come, he could already tell there was a storm brewing.
When the fog lifted and he could clearly see the monstrosity on the canvas, he worked on adding his own touches in hopes that he could do something with the piece. Sell it, give it away, excise the cancer he'd just put down in oils and hope it didn't come to pass. He rarely understood his visions, and this was no exception.
This vision, this malestrom of fire and brimstone...he didn't want to understand it.
He was just thinking of altering the picture, knowing he never would, when her voice reached him. As he toyed with tubes of green and gray to soften the edges of the smoke in the painting, he heard shouting in the other room and frowned. Glancing up, he stared at the image...
...the dark, slender shadow at the center of a firestorm that seemed to coalesce into two hellish points of red...
Shrugging it off, he dropped the paint and headed for the guest room/home office. "Selene? Baby, everything okay?"
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"Then fight your war and I will fight mine." She muttered, sounding a little more hurt then she wanted. Even if it was pointless to do so, Selene knew nothing else.
At least his anger had settled and they were speaking about something else. She was not afraid to truly see what he spoke of. If he wanted to keep it from her fine. Lifting her head she opened her eyes and just looked at him. Then with a sigh she walked out of the kitchen.
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"You really are a fool if you think that is possible." he bit off, following her out of the kitchen. "Another war is going on, this one for your soul. Catherine, Tristan, your coven...even your own mother. You have taken great strides in accepting our love, but you have a long way to go."
Catching her arm, he spun her to face him, pulling her flush against his body. The part of him that was still Tommy Karras warmed, thrilling at the feel of her as he always did. It colored his expression as he sneered down at her.
"You are so ready to fight the world alone, to believe you are unworthy...you, who could destroy the entire human race simply by dying. You may not want to be royalty, you may want to be left to your battles, Selene, but you must realize that any who lay hands on you lay hands on your husband as well. Consider that when you are struck, when you are manipulated...and if you do not want to see what we are capable of, you will strike down your enemies with the same fury you will reserve for those who would harm your husband."
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"No one has killed me yet." Selene snapped in an almost snotty tone. "It is not so simple. You make it sound so easy." She growled at him her dark eyes beginning to churn with her frustration. "Striking them down would mean fighting a fight I have no hope of winning. I use them, they use me. It is just the way things are."
And she had no idea how to break that cycle. Selene could physically kill each and every one of them. With ease. What she could not defend herself against was the mental intrusion. Hostility against any of them could mean she was turned into a lap dog for her enemies.
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