[He rests his hands on Felid's shoulders, not willing to reciprocate just yet. That feels too gross. He knows he'll end up doing it once he gets worked up, but he tries to hold off as long as he can.]
Maybe you'd have more friends if you weren't the type to piss off everyone around you. Do your fellow socialites know who I am? Do you think they'll believe my allegiance is anywhere but with my own people?
Really Glen don't be dull. I don't play the court game that badly. Even if you stood on the roof and shouted the superiority of humans the worst you'd get me is a headache from the council. Go ahead, if you want to, maybe you'll make friends with the livestock.
You could visit them if you like, the humans who make our meals.
[That catches his interest for a moment. But he shoves it down -- he can't help anyone. He knows that. And would they even accept it from him as he is now, if he tried?]
[He obediently makes eye contact, giving Felid the most openly hateful stare he can manage. It's hard, when that face makes his heart break. But the anger and fear and resentment that it inspires aren't gone, so he can still summon them up. It's just a terrible contrast.]
He didn't expect that. And he didn't expect his own reaction to it. Murderous intent is there in droves, and thrill at the idea of getting the hell away from Felid, finally, for good. But along with that comes terror, at the idea of losing him and at the thought of being the one to do it. He wants him gone. He wants to get away from him. But presented with the opportunity to do it, his hands shake and his face pales, and his heart races in both excitement and horror.
It's a bit too much from different angles. He's not stable enough for it right now, so his breathing becomes shallow and sharp, his thoughts losing coherency in the face of the emotional war between blackest hate and complete infatuation.
In the end though, he clamps down, not as hard as he could, but plenty enough to be nasty. It's just that he knows he won't have the strength to reach for that sword no matter what.]
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[He rests his hands on Felid's shoulders, not willing to reciprocate just yet. That feels too gross. He knows he'll end up doing it once he gets worked up, but he tries to hold off as long as he can.]
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You want me, admit it.
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[He has a death wish what do you think he'll do?]
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You could visit them if you like, the humans who make our meals.
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I'd rather not waste my time.
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[He shoves Glen lightly back against the couch.]
Look at me Glen.
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If you really, truly want to kill me, go for it. My sword's in reach even.
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He didn't expect that. And he didn't expect his own reaction to it. Murderous intent is there in droves, and thrill at the idea of getting the hell away from Felid, finally, for good. But along with that comes terror, at the idea of losing him and at the thought of being the one to do it. He wants him gone. He wants to get away from him. But presented with the opportunity to do it, his hands shake and his face pales, and his heart races in both excitement and horror.
It's a bit too much from different angles. He's not stable enough for it right now, so his breathing becomes shallow and sharp, his thoughts losing coherency in the face of the emotional war between blackest hate and complete infatuation.
In the end though, he clamps down, not as hard as he could, but plenty enough to be nasty. It's just that he knows he won't have the strength to reach for that sword no matter what.]
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