http://so_very_greedy.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] so-very-greedy.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] tampered2007-01-25 03:01 pm

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When; January 25, Night, post-Kimimaro fight
Rating; PG-13, may change, given Greed's propensity for losing his clothes.
Characters; Greed[livejournal.com profile] so_very_greed and Fran[livejournal.com profile] not_a_bunny
Summary; Greed invites Fran over for a soak in the springs and talk about "Humes."
Log;

Greed was already at the bottom of the steps to the temple when Fran arrived, twirling the temple keys in his hands.

"Sup, babe! Nice to see ya' again! Glad you could come on over. Right this way, pretty lady."

He walked up to her, holding out his arm.

[identity profile] not-a-bunny.livejournal.com 2007-01-25 08:11 pm (UTC)(link)
Having been assured by others that her choice of wear was nothing to change, Fran hadn't bothered. Though, she had foregone her armour for something decidedly less violent, given the nature of the meeting, and had obtained something Vieran. It was casual enough, she hoped, smoothing down the sheer fabric that draped her hips, and slightly less revealing than her armour apparently was. Either way, Sir Greed didn't seem to care about the way she dressed, so she wouldn't put forth the effort to feel self-conscious. It wasn't within her, after all.

Mouth curving, expression surprisingly soft without her helmet obscuring her features, Fran curled a long-nailed hand lightly around the dark-haired Hume's arm, arms swiveling to catch his voice.

"It was kind of you to invite me," she responded lightly, accented voice gentle and serene, dark orange eyes curious as they flickered over his face. "Especially given your popular nature."

[identity profile] not-a-bunny.livejournal.com 2007-01-25 08:30 pm (UTC)(link)


What a shameless flatterer he was. He was as bad as Balthier, surely, though Balthier had at least been around her long enough now that he was casual with her. --Still, it was sweet, and she couldn't help but feel pleased at the attention. He was.. solicitous, affectionate without being lewd. It was a pleasant change of pace from the Hume men she usually encountered.

But then, he wasn't Hume, was he?

"We do, yes," she said by way of response, heels clicking on the stone as her eyes flickered over the various things he had pointed out. "It gives us a greater range of movement. We normally do not prefer shoes, either, but they are necessary in cities." And without her shoes, like all Viera, she walked on the balls of her feet; it was simply the way they were built.

"You said that you don't sleep.. that you regenerate.." Her free hand lifted, nails tracing around the outer edge of one of his eyes delicately. "Your eyes are strange.. These are all properties of your species?"

[identity profile] not-a-bunny.livejournal.com 2007-01-29 02:27 pm (UTC)(link)


Hesitating only momentarily, Fran swiftly crouched and untied the laces on her heels, letting the thin strips of cloth slither down her calves as she stepped out of them. Her toenails were really more like claws, her feet as elegant as the rest of her, if ultimately foreign and unusual. More rabbit-like traits; she had never considered it before.

Padding forward, she glanced around at the interior of the building, breath soft and reverent in her throat. --To some, this entire area was a holy place, and she could feel the aura of it as strongly as if she were home in the Golmore Jungle.

She suddenly, fiercely, missed her home. Her sisters. Her people.


Taking a shuddering breath, she slid a hand over Greed's shoulder, his solid, steady presence grounding her again. His unusual nature was enough to incite her curiousity at any time, even when she was at her most distracted.

He was a handsome creature; even she, who cared little for Hume males, could see and appreciate that. The teeth, rather than frightening, were intriguing, and she couldn't help but be amused by his rather.. flirtatious manner. Not as gallant and chivalrous as Balthier, certainly, but charming nonetheless.


And he couldn't die.

She prayed that he would become an ally in the city she'd found herself in. She had precious few.

"Talk to me," she begged, keeping her voice steady only barely. "Tell me something---something about yourself. You said that you're a homunculus. Are there many of you? You don't seem 'false' to me.."

[identity profile] not-a-bunny.livejournal.com 2007-02-06 01:43 am (UTC)(link)
Pondering over that as she slithered out of her clothing and wrapped herself in a towel, Fran twisted her long hair up into a loose pile on the top of her head, securing it with a couple of pins she usually used for stray wisps. And then she was moving out to meet Greed, long legs carrying her across the short distance with graceful ease.

To most people, she was probably somewhat intimidating with her height and cool expression, even dressed in so little as a towel. However, she'd seemed to soften somewhat to Greed, and had no problem at all offering him a brief, affectionate smile as her ears swiveled forward again.

"You know," she said as she watched him, fingers loose against the towel, other hand smoothing down her hip lightly, "I think you have rather more of a soul than some Humes I have met. And that, to me, is all that matters."

[identity profile] not-a-bunny.livejournal.com 2007-02-19 05:01 pm (UTC)(link)
Mouth quirking at Greed's 'slip', Fran slid fluidly into the spring, eyes sliding shut at the water's temperature. It was honestly just perfect. And it had been so long since she'd just been able to indulge like this. Granted, Balthier tended to spoil her when he had the chance, but they could never just relax.

Sliding wet hands through her hair and over her ears, she gave a tiny, pleasured sigh, gaze flickering toward Greed in grateful affection.

"Thank you for this," she said, sliding a hand over his forearm lightly. "I believe that I needed it. You do not really realise how tense you are until you can be leisurely." It was really no wonder he was so popular with the other women if he treated them so nicely; not that she was quite so silly as some of them, but still. Perhaps she could see why some of them loved their men so much.