ronderotarel (
ronderotarel) wrote in
tampered2012-02-04 04:42 pm
Entry tags:
Closed rp
When; February 4, nighttime.
Rating; PG
Characters; Claude Faustus
xthearaneae and Alois Trancy
ronderotarel
Summary; Alois is wandering around the Manor in the middle of the night, and he's lingering in front of Claude's bedroom door.
Log;
He originally planned to go get some milk in the kitchen, and then head straight back to bed.
However, in order to avoid walking down the darkest corridors of the Manor, he'd taken a small detour. He was walking down the corridor of the servant quarters, which has bigger windows and therefore is always lit by the City lights outside.
He'd really tried to head straight to the kitchen, to not think about whose bedroom he was walking past. But his legs had stopped moving right in front of Claude's bedroom door.
And that's where he's still standing right now, more than ten minutes later.
He'd like his pain to disappear like fairy dust, to leave him alone, to allow him to at least be able to walk down a corridor without being haunted by a thousand thoughts about his butler. Is he in his room right now? Or did he go outside? And if he did, where did he go? Is he about to kill some stranger to eat their soul? (The sole thought of Claude devouring anyone else but him makes Alois burn with jealousy).
He can't bring himself to walk inside the room. Not when he's aware that Claude hates him and probably woulnd't like his visit.
Yet at the same time he can't will himself to move and go back to bed.
Just another minute, is what he tells himself. I'll look at the door just another minute, then I'll go to bed.
Because staring at his bedroom door is as close as he can get to his butler these days.
Rating; PG
Characters; Claude Faustus
Summary; Alois is wandering around the Manor in the middle of the night, and he's lingering in front of Claude's bedroom door.
Log;
He originally planned to go get some milk in the kitchen, and then head straight back to bed.
However, in order to avoid walking down the darkest corridors of the Manor, he'd taken a small detour. He was walking down the corridor of the servant quarters, which has bigger windows and therefore is always lit by the City lights outside.
He'd really tried to head straight to the kitchen, to not think about whose bedroom he was walking past. But his legs had stopped moving right in front of Claude's bedroom door.
And that's where he's still standing right now, more than ten minutes later.
He'd like his pain to disappear like fairy dust, to leave him alone, to allow him to at least be able to walk down a corridor without being haunted by a thousand thoughts about his butler. Is he in his room right now? Or did he go outside? And if he did, where did he go? Is he about to kill some stranger to eat their soul? (The sole thought of Claude devouring anyone else but him makes Alois burn with jealousy).
He can't bring himself to walk inside the room. Not when he's aware that Claude hates him and probably woulnd't like his visit.
Yet at the same time he can't will himself to move and go back to bed.
Just another minute, is what he tells himself. I'll look at the door just another minute, then I'll go to bed.
Because staring at his bedroom door is as close as he can get to his butler these days.

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Yet at the same time he cannot stop himself from answering. There's nothing he could ever deny Claude.]
Two months. [His voice is little more than a whisper. He's sobbing too hard to speak properly.] We were in a nice place before. You and I. Then I was brought here.
[He remembers his last moments in Nirvana perfectly well. He was resting his head on Claude's shoulder, and Claude had one arm around him. He was making a flower crown. Then he felt that pulling sensation, and he was taken away from his beloved bluebell field.
But it doesn't matter now. Because no matter if Claude doesn't remember, he's still here with him. Alois begins to calm down a little bit, and sighs tiredly as he lets Claude stroke his hair.]
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As much as he loathed to admit it, there was something oddly calming about having the boy in his arms again. It brought a sense of normalcy when he so desperately needed just the tiniest hint of it. Out of habit, he finds himself resting his head against Alois' own, lost in silence and his own thoughts as he mulled over all of this. From different times, different places... this was overwhelming, to say the least, even for someone like him. ]
...unfortunate...
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He savours the moment, resting his cheek against Claude's chest, closing his eyes. The fabric of Claude's shirt is so thin Alois feels as if he's leaning against Claude's bare chest. He'd stay like this forever if he could.]
Don't do it again. Don't ever leave me alone for so long again. You're mine, Claude- [ His voice should be more forceful, it should express all his desperate possessiveness towards his demon. But he's too charmed by the way Claude is holding him. His voice comes out in a soft whisper, as if he were lulling himself to sleep on his feet, pressed against Claude's chest. He yawns.]
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...Yes, your highness.
[ But what more could he do, really? Again, his weariness overcame him. Nothing tired a demon physically but there were a million and one reasons for him to feel at the least weary and burdened. There was a short breath as he found himself leaning slightly against the windowsill, still with the boy in his arms. He felt the sudden weight though and it's with one single movement that he picks Alois up only to gently set him down on his bed. It was the only move, considering the boy would probably be stubborn enough not to want to leave. ]
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But it doesn't matter. Everything is forgiven the moment Claude picks him up and sits him on the bed.
Alois curls up in a tight ball and looks up at Claude through his blonde bangs. He's tired, and he looks even smaller, all curled up like that. He feels vulnerable, but he's still wilful enough to order Claudd around.]
Come here with me. [It's little morethan a whisper, but he knows Claude can hear him anyway. ]