Adrian "Alucard" Ţepeş (
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sleepytimejunction2019-02-18 07:04 am
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[ COPING WITH TURNING INTO A MONSTER BY HITTING ON A VAMPIRE: A SELF HELP NOVEL BY TREVOR BELMONT. ]
You're right about needing to make some distance. A mess like this is going to attract all kinds of shit I don't want to deal with. [ More monsters, local wildlife, people with questions- it's that last one that concerns him. ] How are you with running water? There'll be a bridge about an hour's march north.
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But-- right. Back to business.]
I'll slow down. Though, there may be an easy way to work around that.
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Just slow down? Will you be okay otherwise? How to work around it?
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You'll carry me, of course.
[A beat, then with clarification:] I will transform into a bat and stay on you. If you can move for me, then it won't be an issue.
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[ Much, much easier, since grave dirt is one of the few ridiculous things he doesn't make a point of carrying around. He kicks dirt over the fire and sets about walking again, leaving the mess of demons behind them. It'll attract wild animals, the wild animals will make a half-decent distraction to slow down the next wave. ]
Could carry you without you being a bat, if you wanted. It'd just be weirder.
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[Adrian keeps up with his pace, then sighs with a small roll of his eyes.]
Weirder for whom? I'm not even convinced you could carry my weight.
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[ ALL HUMAN CONTACT FALLS UNDER THE BELMONT'S DEFINITION OF 'WEIRD'. He looks Adrian over, considering. ]
'course I could.
[ watch what you say next, adrian, because he's about 5 seconds away from trying to demonstrate. ]
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[because that's what they are]
For a few seconds, maybe. Not for a whole bridge.
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[ And after a moment more of what can only very charitably be described as thought, he leans down to catch Adrian’s knees above his arm and sweep him up. ]
There. Now it’s weird.
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Trying to steady himself does not make it any less bizarre: he's put his arms around Trevor's neck, very carefully not making a sound, but it's still-- Trevor carrying him. Like he's a fucking princess.]
You're making it weird.
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[ It wasn’t a challenge, Trevor. He’s laughing again, shaking Adrian around a little with the force of it.
Even now, even after everything, he’s still a fucking idiot. ]
Demonstration enough for you?
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Yes, you've proven what an oaf you are. Put me down already, you're not carrying me all the way to the bridge.
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[ He kind of does want to. Adrian isn’t extraordinarily heavy for a man his height, but Trevor is still tired and weakened and probably ought to be sparing his energy for things that are actually important. But this is funny, and it’s the most human contact he’s has in a decade. And-
It’s probably not appropriate even by his standards to be dragging Adrian around against his will when this all began because he’s a kidnapper. He hurriedly puts Adrian down after a moment, awkwardly. ]
Ah. Right. Sorry.
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But it ends, and he's confused and assumes he's overthinking all of it anyway. Adrian rolls his shoulders back.]
It's fine. I...
[If nothing else, he says honestly:] I don't believe I've seen you actually look that happy before. I'm glad you still can be.
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-whatever he would be if he didn't have his low, difficult to figure out standards. The kind of person who'd hurt Adrian more than he already has. ]
Didn't think I was capable of it. But- I'm out of that place, and alive, and nobody I give a shit about is going to die for it. Whatever else is happening, that's something. [ And, added after a moment- ] Makes a difference, not being in this alone.
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...I'd thought myself alone, after everything would be done. If I succeeded in stopping Father and was alive after.
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[ He bites back a response of you may well still be, true as it is. He promised to survive, and he's not going to plan for having broken a promise. ]
You thought there'd be three of us. You expected us to kick the bucket in the process?
[ 'They might just separate, normally, without dying' apparently isn't something that's occurring to him at the moment. ]
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[Adrian has his own people he cares for, short as that list is as well.
He frowns to himself and looks away as they continue to walk.]
I expected you would both go back to your lives. And I would go back to Gresit.
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...don't know a whole lot about how excommunication works, do you?
[ It's cute that you think he's ever had a life to go back to. ]
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Either way, we finish our job. After that... I don't know. I could have once offered you a roof; whatever you define yourself as now does not disgust me or bother me. Both our options, should we live, are limited.
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[ Which- truer than ever now, isn't it? If it was hard getting people to deal with him before... ]
Well. I'll do my best. At the living thing, I mean.
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[It's easy to assume the worst, isn't it? To think that no one would want to be around him. Adrian's friends are few and far in between, and Trevor is the closest thing he's ever had to a proper human friend.]
What do you suppose you would do? If we manage.
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I don't know. I didn't know before. Now- we're meant to die, if this happens. Belmonts, I mean. It's the decent thing to do. You die and put your body in the hold to be tested and looked over. But there's nobody left to do the dissection, so it seems a little pointless.
[ And he promised to live. He's taking that seriously, at least until he's somehow paid Adrian back for what he's done. He isn't going to let him down again. ]
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[He knows he's made that clear, but this time when Adrian says it, he's pleading.]
...And I shouldn't either. Not after everything.
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Fine, fine.
[ That's all he can manage, and even then it takes him a while. ]
You stick around to keep me company, and I'll do my best to not die.
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guess who missed a notif it was meeeeee
for shame
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