[He gives a short huff, letting himself slump down into the couch some more. His robe is well and truly somewhere around his elbows now; on anyone else it would be a thirst trap to end all traps.]
Luckily I'm already well informed of the fact he can be an entirely reckless idiot. I'm sure there's any number of other problems rattling around in his little imp head as well.
Oh, well. [And his expression turns a bit softer, his tone inordinately nostalgic.] He was actually the first friend I ever made - my father took me to the circus for my birthday, and I saw Blitzy performing. He came over later that day to spend time with me, and we spent the whole afternoon playing Pirates.
In content as well as just remembering you. [Break-ins and ravishment both being elements that immediately come to mind.] A reckless move on his part, but high risk high reward.
Mm. I suppose I can admit a certain preference for the literature on it. But that mostly ended up being a gateway drug to the more interesting sections of the romance genre.
[He waves his free hand dismissively.] Though admittedly Blitzy did steal my grimoire the next morning. There's rather a shortage of them that can allow people access to the human world, after all.
I'm a big fan of the most interesting side of the scale of romance novels.
[He assumes they're both talking that it's a side that includes a good deal of porn. ...He does like romance, too.]
Hey, sometimes you have to combine work with fun. If you have a job, which I try hard not to. Did you go to get it back? [The relationship clearly hadn't ended there.]
I didn't need to, actually. He's using it to run an assassination business in the human world - I actually make use of it myself occasionally for some... political matters. It's useful to have the ability to sway matters there.
We have an arrangement, however. I allow him to use my book, and he returns it to me once a month for my own important matters.
[No one can say that Fitz doesn't face difficulties in his life. Not in his hearing, anyway, unless they want to hear about them at length. For example, he's not heartless enough to make the line between 'drama' and 'too sad' easy.
This is - in his expert opinion - pretty sad. On the other hand, they've practically just met so it's not as if Stolas has reason to trust in his good advice.]
Yeah, that's definitely a lot more work than I'd take on voluntarily. I was hired to assassinate one person and that was bad enough.
It must be kind of strange. You know, your arrangement not really being what it was.
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There's a gentle prickling of feathers floofing in irritation as he glances away from the camera.]
Well, that's... very kind of him.
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Everyone here has at least one type, usually a lot more.
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Luckily I'm already well informed of the fact he can be an entirely reckless idiot. I'm sure there's any number of other problems rattling around in his little imp head as well.
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I needed two icons for this shit
Then some twenty-five years later, he tried breaking into the bedroom of my palace to ravish me.
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In content as well as just remembering you. [Break-ins and ravishment both being elements that immediately come to mind.] A reckless move on his part, but high risk high reward.
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[He waves his free hand dismissively.] Though admittedly Blitzy did steal my grimoire the next morning. There's rather a shortage of them that can allow people access to the human world, after all.
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[He assumes they're both talking that it's a side that includes a good deal of porn. ...He does like romance, too.]
Hey, sometimes you have to combine work with fun. If you have a job, which I try hard not to. Did you go to get it back? [The relationship clearly hadn't ended there.]
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We have an arrangement, however. I allow him to use my book, and he returns it to me once a month for my own important matters.
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This is - in his expert opinion - pretty sad. On the other hand, they've practically just met so it's not as if Stolas has reason to trust in his good advice.]
Yeah, that's definitely a lot more work than I'd take on voluntarily. I was hired to assassinate one person and that was bad enough.
It must be kind of strange. You know, your arrangement not really being what it was.