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tampered2007-03-13 02:32 pm
Log, Ongoing
When; March 12th, around...late afternoonish? or Later?
Rating; Eh...nothing too horrible, I shan't think. Probably some swearwords at the worst.
Characters; Cirucci
thunderwitch, Crowley
saunturing_down, and Aziraphale
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Summary; After she and Crowley have an interesting discussion, Cirucci still needs her side healed. However, there's no way Crowley's letting her go near Az without being there himself.
Log;
Crowley's hands were stuck in the pockets of his black slacks as he walked towards Building 5 of the apartment complexes. He was rather wary about bringing Cirucci along with him, but she needed to be healed and Az had offered, and Crowley had the distinct feeling Az would be trying to heal her with or without the demon's consent. So, it was better if he was there, just in case. Needless to say, he had no reason to trust Cirucci at all.
Rating; Eh...nothing too horrible, I shan't think. Probably some swearwords at the worst.
Characters; Cirucci
Summary; After she and Crowley have an interesting discussion, Cirucci still needs her side healed. However, there's no way Crowley's letting her go near Az without being there himself.
Log;
Crowley's hands were stuck in the pockets of his black slacks as he walked towards Building 5 of the apartment complexes. He was rather wary about bringing Cirucci along with him, but she needed to be healed and Az had offered, and Crowley had the distinct feeling Az would be trying to heal her with or without the demon's consent. So, it was better if he was there, just in case. Needless to say, he had no reason to trust Cirucci at all.

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Her lips, however, were twisted into a small smirk. This would be interesting, she knew. From the way Crowley acted, he could be fiercely protective of some, and this Aziraphale seemed one he was... how to say, particuraly close to. Which meant she had to have a dabble see, naturally, if only to put the demon on edge as he constantly did to her.
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"Ladiessssss first~"
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"Preachers first."
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To try and thwart these cursed urges being thrust upon him thanks to the elaborately violent tattoo burned onto his forearm, now covered self consciously with a thin ashen sweater, the angel appeared even more pale than he had beforehand, shuffling about the kitchen listlessly as he attempted to keep his mind off of those previous day’s events—whereas he only succeeded in forgetting to become aware of his actions of the present, when he seems to be washing dishes with holy water, of all things. At the sound of the front door opening however, Aziraphale made a little strangled noise when he glanced downward with a distressed expression of severe guilt at the mistake he had made, gently withdrawing his sparklingly clean arms out from the sink and drying them with a reluctant smile toward those who had entered the apartment. "Hello, there. What can I do for you, hm?"
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"Darling." She shot a glance at the demon beside her and entered as he held the door, finally letting her hand touch her side gingerly to cover the drying blood. "You must be Aziraphale~" As sweet as she was able, for this occasion. "It's so nice to meet you in person~"
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"And it is a pleasure to meet you as well, dear Cirucci—shall we?" Gesturing toward the couch just a meter or two away from him, the angel tilted his head to the side and gingerly pushed his somewhat unnecessary glasses upward upon his nose, a faint blush crossing the skin there.
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"Mm, alright~" The Arrancar walked over to the couch with a slight limp, and where normally she would have flopped down onto the furniture, she lowered herself slowly, wincing as she did, one hand pressing harder against the slowly oozing wound, festering and infected.
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However, despite the amusement that the kiss brought, he also had to hide a flicker of worry as Aziraphale seemed to react to the scent of blood in the air. Fucking Gabriel. The sooner they got this over with, the better. He watched Cirucci lower herself onto the couch, eyeing the wound she had recieved. It seemed that Arrancar played a rather rough game.