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RP Threads / Re: Omen War
« Last post by Jenn B. on April 13, 2025, 09:16:55 pm »Geoffrey Wodeward

To all things housed in her silence
Nature offers a violence
At the what now, a grin broke across the vampire's face. He took a moment to free a hand - slinging the strung bow over one shoulder, so he could reach out to clasp Yorick's shoulder fondly.
"Let's go back to your haven and look it over."He jostled the chest on his own shoulder to indicate what he meant: whatever was inside it. "I'll read it to you."
There was a note of pride in his tone at that last statement, and a note of something else. The context might filter easy enough: like the archery, Geoffrey could read because the man in the red cloak had patiently taught him. And perhaps a little bit of a joke as well: whatever was contained within might be beyond his education to understand or even pronounce.
He leaned in impulsivly to touch his cold lips to Yorick's temple. A tender and affectionate gesture that was almost out of place with the monster delivering it.
Then, he hesitated. Close enough that the other man could register the lack of breath on his cheek. He turned his face away quietly. Fingers on Yorick's shoulder curling with a touch of awkwardness before pulling away. He took a step back and turned towards Sebastian and the horses.
"Can you ride?" He asked a question a little out of place. Of course the man he'd been addressing a moment ago would have. That wasn't who has was asking.

To all things housed in her silence
Nature offers a violence
At the what now, a grin broke across the vampire's face. He took a moment to free a hand - slinging the strung bow over one shoulder, so he could reach out to clasp Yorick's shoulder fondly.
"Let's go back to your haven and look it over."He jostled the chest on his own shoulder to indicate what he meant: whatever was inside it. "I'll read it to you."
There was a note of pride in his tone at that last statement, and a note of something else. The context might filter easy enough: like the archery, Geoffrey could read because the man in the red cloak had patiently taught him. And perhaps a little bit of a joke as well: whatever was contained within might be beyond his education to understand or even pronounce.
He leaned in impulsivly to touch his cold lips to Yorick's temple. A tender and affectionate gesture that was almost out of place with the monster delivering it.
Then, he hesitated. Close enough that the other man could register the lack of breath on his cheek. He turned his face away quietly. Fingers on Yorick's shoulder curling with a touch of awkwardness before pulling away. He took a step back and turned towards Sebastian and the horses.
"Can you ride?" He asked a question a little out of place. Of course the man he'd been addressing a moment ago would have. That wasn't who has was asking.

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