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Sayori had been expecting a quick, polite shake of the hand, and yet he took the few extra moments to really sell his own introduction. He was quite charming, the woman taking a liking to him immediately, thinking to herself that he was the type of man who would make a really good neighbor- playful, easy-going, and with a treasure trove of cool stories most likely. He wasn't hard on the eyes either, the woman finding him quite pleasant to look at.
She looked affectionately between the two men as Vin moved to Sabastian's side, thinking to herself that while they didn't look like they'd run into each other in their normal lives, they seemed to fit together very well. It was so adorable the way Sabastian had gotten a pleased smile on his face as he leaned against Vin's side, his own arm coming around Vin to rest tentatively on his hip. It didn't look as natural, as though Sabastian wasn't sure if he should or not, but it seemed as though he also wanted to be physically affectionate. Sayori shipped it.
"Jesus," Sabastian said in an almost impressed voice at the story with the boar, the man thinking to himself that Vin was lucky that a bone popping out was getting off light in a lot of ways. Still, the thought of Vin jumping out of a tree and onto a wild pig like some kind of hunter was kind of exciting, the blonde kind of wishing he could see something like that. He had lived some of his life in small towns, but most of it in cities, so he hadn't gotten much of an outdoorsy experience. Thus, he wondered what else Vin had gotten up to in his forest fun.
"Got this one done when I sixteen... You might not be able to tell, but it's a cover up. Something pretty and that reminds me of something I enjoy a bit more."
The blonde had wondered what Vin had been referring to, having leaned around Vin to see what it was. When his eyes landed on it and took in the image, he felt a his cheeks heat a bit more in realization. Obviously, it represented Vin's love of women and men, though he hadn't realized how much of Vin's type he really was until the tattoo was pointed out to him. It was a bit funny in a way though, that in some ways he embodied both of those figures what with his "pirate eye patch" that he often had to wear. He looked up just at the right moment to meet Vin's eyes, the man feeling a tad shy in regards to the man's flirting. For this reason he crossed his arms and looked away, though it was obvious that despite that body language, he was actually quite pleased at Vin's attentions.
"What's it covering up?"
"Just a bad time in my life. Regrets. You know how it goes."
The exchange brought Sabastian's attention back to Vin, looking up at him and wondering to himself just why he looked... like there was something buried not only under the tattoo, but also within his burly chest. What kind of tattoo was it covering up and why was Vin avoiding the answer to that question? Had it been some kind of weird group tattoo, or perhaps it was an offensive tattoo from a time when Vin may have been trying to fit in with the wrong crowd? His curiosity was bubbling inside him, but he knew it wasn't right for him to be digging into Vin's business. Perhaps it would come out with time, or perhaps he would ask at the right time or place.
"Wow, I would never have expected for it to be a cover-up..." Sayori absent-mindedly leaned forward and reached out, her finger tracing one of the lines of the skirt as she made out one of the original lines. A moment or two later though, a bit of realization hit her and she snatched her hand back from him and gave him an apologetic look. "I'm sorry, that was very rude of me to just touch you without asking." It wasn't that she recognized the tattoo (she didn't), it was more that she barely knew him and shouldn't have just assumed it was okay to run her finger on his skin. Even if it was just is arm, it was inappropriate and she should have known better. She only hoped she hadn't made the man feel uncomfortable.
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He let the soothing nature of her hand on his shoulder ease some of his inner turmoil, focusing on the smooth way her palm traveled over the fabric of his shirt. She hadn't really told him too much about her "guardian," so he had been curious as to what she might say. Upon hearing it though, it only made him feel angry and slightly confused. Why, if one could have the love and attention of their parents and peers, would someone actively seek to discard such things in favor of pain and misery?
It was simply inconceivable to Damien that anyone could actually like the screams of pain of another person, or enjoy the utter desperation that person must feel when begging for the pain to stop. Lust was enjoyable, love was enjoyable, pain and suffering was not. He had to admit that the one thing he liked about fear, anger, and hatred directed at him by the women he had taken was that it was their honest feelings, though he didn't enjoy invoking them in those women. For that reason, he typically tried to convince them that they wouldn't be harmed as quickly as possible.
"That's not you, Damien. You don't enjoy it when you hurt people."
The man sighed and shook his head again, "no, I don't enjoy hurting people... But I did it anyway because I was selfish. I think that perhaps that's what he and I might really have in common." He paused before a softer look came to his eyes, "but I think the difference between us is that I'm not satisfied with that. I don't want to be selfish at the expense of others anymore... I want to be able to stand tall next to you and know that it's where I belong."
She looked affectionately between the two men as Vin moved to Sabastian's side, thinking to herself that while they didn't look like they'd run into each other in their normal lives, they seemed to fit together very well. It was so adorable the way Sabastian had gotten a pleased smile on his face as he leaned against Vin's side, his own arm coming around Vin to rest tentatively on his hip. It didn't look as natural, as though Sabastian wasn't sure if he should or not, but it seemed as though he also wanted to be physically affectionate. Sayori shipped it.
"Jesus," Sabastian said in an almost impressed voice at the story with the boar, the man thinking to himself that Vin was lucky that a bone popping out was getting off light in a lot of ways. Still, the thought of Vin jumping out of a tree and onto a wild pig like some kind of hunter was kind of exciting, the blonde kind of wishing he could see something like that. He had lived some of his life in small towns, but most of it in cities, so he hadn't gotten much of an outdoorsy experience. Thus, he wondered what else Vin had gotten up to in his forest fun.
"Got this one done when I sixteen... You might not be able to tell, but it's a cover up. Something pretty and that reminds me of something I enjoy a bit more."
The blonde had wondered what Vin had been referring to, having leaned around Vin to see what it was. When his eyes landed on it and took in the image, he felt a his cheeks heat a bit more in realization. Obviously, it represented Vin's love of women and men, though he hadn't realized how much of Vin's type he really was until the tattoo was pointed out to him. It was a bit funny in a way though, that in some ways he embodied both of those figures what with his "pirate eye patch" that he often had to wear. He looked up just at the right moment to meet Vin's eyes, the man feeling a tad shy in regards to the man's flirting. For this reason he crossed his arms and looked away, though it was obvious that despite that body language, he was actually quite pleased at Vin's attentions.
"What's it covering up?"
"Just a bad time in my life. Regrets. You know how it goes."
The exchange brought Sabastian's attention back to Vin, looking up at him and wondering to himself just why he looked... like there was something buried not only under the tattoo, but also within his burly chest. What kind of tattoo was it covering up and why was Vin avoiding the answer to that question? Had it been some kind of weird group tattoo, or perhaps it was an offensive tattoo from a time when Vin may have been trying to fit in with the wrong crowd? His curiosity was bubbling inside him, but he knew it wasn't right for him to be digging into Vin's business. Perhaps it would come out with time, or perhaps he would ask at the right time or place.
"Wow, I would never have expected for it to be a cover-up..." Sayori absent-mindedly leaned forward and reached out, her finger tracing one of the lines of the skirt as she made out one of the original lines. A moment or two later though, a bit of realization hit her and she snatched her hand back from him and gave him an apologetic look. "I'm sorry, that was very rude of me to just touch you without asking." It wasn't that she recognized the tattoo (she didn't), it was more that she barely knew him and shouldn't have just assumed it was okay to run her finger on his skin. Even if it was just is arm, it was inappropriate and she should have known better. She only hoped she hadn't made the man feel uncomfortable.
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He let the soothing nature of her hand on his shoulder ease some of his inner turmoil, focusing on the smooth way her palm traveled over the fabric of his shirt. She hadn't really told him too much about her "guardian," so he had been curious as to what she might say. Upon hearing it though, it only made him feel angry and slightly confused. Why, if one could have the love and attention of their parents and peers, would someone actively seek to discard such things in favor of pain and misery?
It was simply inconceivable to Damien that anyone could actually like the screams of pain of another person, or enjoy the utter desperation that person must feel when begging for the pain to stop. Lust was enjoyable, love was enjoyable, pain and suffering was not. He had to admit that the one thing he liked about fear, anger, and hatred directed at him by the women he had taken was that it was their honest feelings, though he didn't enjoy invoking them in those women. For that reason, he typically tried to convince them that they wouldn't be harmed as quickly as possible.
"That's not you, Damien. You don't enjoy it when you hurt people."
The man sighed and shook his head again, "no, I don't enjoy hurting people... But I did it anyway because I was selfish. I think that perhaps that's what he and I might really have in common." He paused before a softer look came to his eyes, "but I think the difference between us is that I'm not satisfied with that. I don't want to be selfish at the expense of others anymore... I want to be able to stand tall next to you and know that it's where I belong."