Bo Jones. Or maybe Dennis. (
nookiepowered) wrote2011-05-08 11:28 am
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Baltimore, Late Sunday Night
Of course after all the time she'd spent stuck in this town, it was as easy as walking through a door. Or a gate, or a trellis or whatever it was the clerk from the bakery had rushed out of while Bo was standing near the causeway trying to decide how she was going to pick a Viking. Look for one whose kids had more than the usual number of bruises?
"Where the hell did you come from," when he almost knocked her over, and "Baltimore," with a blink like she was the crazy one for asking, and here she was, in an alley behind a bar on Front Street in the middle of the night.
Of course it was as easy as walking through an alley, and this time that wasn't sarcasm; it only took a few passes through the neighborhood before there'd been a knife pricking her side and a rough hand taking its sweet damn time patting her down for a wallet in places where it was kind of unlikely to be.
Good enough, she thought, turning into the touch instead of holding still. It was a gamble with a weapon on her, but she was starving, and if she did get wounded, a feed would fix that up. "If that's what you wanted, honey, all you had to do was ask."
He was a big guy, and thank God, he didn't look tweaked, just shocked at Bo's words, or her smile, or maybe it was her actions, when she put one empty hand on his waist and raised the other to his face. "Sorry," she said, quick enough that he wouldn't have time to react, and more sincere than he probably deserved. She didn't like to kill; she just had to eat.
Then she was on him, and it was a little late for sorry.
[Off-island, NFB, etc. Up SUPER early for massive SP, for one who knows who he is, except he doesn't yet. DAMMIT.]
"Where the hell did you come from," when he almost knocked her over, and "Baltimore," with a blink like she was the crazy one for asking, and here she was, in an alley behind a bar on Front Street in the middle of the night.
Of course it was as easy as walking through an alley, and this time that wasn't sarcasm; it only took a few passes through the neighborhood before there'd been a knife pricking her side and a rough hand taking its sweet damn time patting her down for a wallet in places where it was kind of unlikely to be.
Good enough, she thought, turning into the touch instead of holding still. It was a gamble with a weapon on her, but she was starving, and if she did get wounded, a feed would fix that up. "If that's what you wanted, honey, all you had to do was ask."
He was a big guy, and thank God, he didn't look tweaked, just shocked at Bo's words, or her smile, or maybe it was her actions, when she put one empty hand on his waist and raised the other to his face. "Sorry," she said, quick enough that he wouldn't have time to react, and more sincere than he probably deserved. She didn't like to kill; she just had to eat.
Then she was on him, and it was a little late for sorry.
[Off-island, NFB, etc. Up SUPER early for massive SP, for one who knows who he is, except he doesn't yet. DAMMIT.]
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Who seriously missed way too much. But was going to be nice and not out Eric.
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"Have you been on vacation or something? The Devil's Nest is swarming with them. They hang out in the lounge and drink mead and sing stuff in Icelandic."
Said the girl who'd been there a week and worked one shift at the Devil's Nest. This conversation wasn't getting any less ridiculous, no.
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"I... was away for a bit," he said, pulling a face. "I missed Vikings. Kate's going to be insufferable."
Because that was the important thing here.
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Mitchell blinked, then shot her one of those looks that read what are you on. Because clearly she could divine Kate's human status. "No!" A beat. Calmer: "No, Kate's human. You can't... tell, about any of us?"
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Which was maybe the first time she'd ever phrased it that way; she'd always at least pretended that freak or not, she could still use that word for herself.
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"It's, um. Sexual energy."
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He attempted a smile, now, because of course the whole feeling-sorry-for-herself business was the one thing that was going to turn him right around. "But there's loads of supernatural beings out there. Your kind is probably just a little less... obnoxious."
That was a good way to describe Herrick-style vampires.
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Bo jerked a thumb towards Mister Tall, Not Especially Dark, and Snoring On The Ground. "He'd have been dead if you hadn't pulled me off him. I can't stop feeding once I start."
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"That's always the problem, isn't it," he said, casting a look down at the man in question. "One of many reasons why I'm on the wagon."
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Christ, if his own thing was something his life depended on-- what a nightmare.
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"Not by myself. Sometimes I get lucky enough to set things up so I know I'll get interrupted. Otherwise..." She nodded back over her shoulder towards the alley. "If I have to take somebody out of the food chain, it might as well be the kind of predator that preys on people just because they can."
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"I mean, I feel like I can sleep for a week, but not like I'm permanently damaged."
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Wait, why was she arguing with the freaking Fourth of July? Now Bo did finally turn around to look at him. Speculatively. "And I feel like I could stay awake for week. That was some kiss."
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And Bo was very hot.
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