Apollo Wilde
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Kisses always seemed…messy to her. Maybe not “messy”, but on the verge of being distasteful. Hot, at the very least. Not “hot” in the vernacular, but “hot” in the unromantic definition of temperature exchange. Hot, and wet, and maybe stale.
Kissing a fey, she was quickly learning, was something all in its own category.
Now that she could actually ‘focus’ (if she could even call it that), it felt less like flesh touching flesh and more like drinking a sweet nectar he was pouring into her. Maybe it was the exchange of energies; she’d been so scared (she could admit that) and tense before that she hadn’t thought much of it until it was over. The sparks of her body functioning on levels she hadn’t thought possible, that was one thing. But this was something else - this was…pleasurable. She might even call it intoxicating.
Her tongue glided easily over his, the clumsiness of a novice slipping away to the adventurous nature of someone who enjoyed what she was doing. Willing to try new things - a break in the kiss here, there, to flick her tongue against his lower lip, to press a kiss to the corner of his mouth, to deeply inhale of his cool flesh that was tangible as fingertips against glass: one false move and he’d slip away.
Already, it would seem that the spell was wavering. He took advantage of her all too human need to breathe, and would answer her question, in more depth than she would have expected. A flash of suspicion then, deep and quick, flicking her skin open down to the bone, exposing raw nerves, lighting storm of truths and deep mistrust. A reliance on only herself and the Green, perhaps an over reliance on it, the desire to want to believe him, and the knee jerk reaction of disbelief. But she’d accused him of lying (perhaps not so much as “lying”, but trying to change the circumstances of their deal) before, enough to implant an equally primal desire not to enrage this powerful being again.
I wish I could believe him.
Maybe you could pretend?
No. I can’t. If I did, he gains the upper hand.
What does your life matter anyway? There’s only you, The Green, and what threatens the Green. You’re nothing without it - and you knew at the start of this that even if your life meant nothing but to resolve this issue, it would be a life well spent.
So her answer was to duck her head, trying, failing, to hide a shy smile, on the edge of a scoffing chuckle. What could she truly say, other than indulge in the warmth of his hand against the small of her back? Her right hand on the nape of his neck, she pulled him in closer to her, not ready for another kiss, but not wanting to be too far from him. The hair on the nape of his neck was fine, spun silk against her all too rough mortal fingers.
"I guess I don't have much of a choice than to believe you," her words were little more than a whisper against his chest. There was still work to be done, no matter how nice her current place was.
But there's no harm in a little power exchange, is there?
"Now," a bit of uncertainty in her voice, "How did you propose sharing more of your magic with me...?" She knew the answer - or thought she did - but was driven by a wicked desire to hear him say it.
Kissing a fey, she was quickly learning, was something all in its own category.
Now that she could actually ‘focus’ (if she could even call it that), it felt less like flesh touching flesh and more like drinking a sweet nectar he was pouring into her. Maybe it was the exchange of energies; she’d been so scared (she could admit that) and tense before that she hadn’t thought much of it until it was over. The sparks of her body functioning on levels she hadn’t thought possible, that was one thing. But this was something else - this was…pleasurable. She might even call it intoxicating.
Her tongue glided easily over his, the clumsiness of a novice slipping away to the adventurous nature of someone who enjoyed what she was doing. Willing to try new things - a break in the kiss here, there, to flick her tongue against his lower lip, to press a kiss to the corner of his mouth, to deeply inhale of his cool flesh that was tangible as fingertips against glass: one false move and he’d slip away.
Already, it would seem that the spell was wavering. He took advantage of her all too human need to breathe, and would answer her question, in more depth than she would have expected. A flash of suspicion then, deep and quick, flicking her skin open down to the bone, exposing raw nerves, lighting storm of truths and deep mistrust. A reliance on only herself and the Green, perhaps an over reliance on it, the desire to want to believe him, and the knee jerk reaction of disbelief. But she’d accused him of lying (perhaps not so much as “lying”, but trying to change the circumstances of their deal) before, enough to implant an equally primal desire not to enrage this powerful being again.
I wish I could believe him.
Maybe you could pretend?
No. I can’t. If I did, he gains the upper hand.
What does your life matter anyway? There’s only you, The Green, and what threatens the Green. You’re nothing without it - and you knew at the start of this that even if your life meant nothing but to resolve this issue, it would be a life well spent.
So her answer was to duck her head, trying, failing, to hide a shy smile, on the edge of a scoffing chuckle. What could she truly say, other than indulge in the warmth of his hand against the small of her back? Her right hand on the nape of his neck, she pulled him in closer to her, not ready for another kiss, but not wanting to be too far from him. The hair on the nape of his neck was fine, spun silk against her all too rough mortal fingers.
"I guess I don't have much of a choice than to believe you," her words were little more than a whisper against his chest. There was still work to be done, no matter how nice her current place was.
But there's no harm in a little power exchange, is there?
"Now," a bit of uncertainty in her voice, "How did you propose sharing more of your magic with me...?" She knew the answer - or thought she did - but was driven by a wicked desire to hear him say it.