Post by VISCOUNT CHARON DAOINEMAITHE on Aug 15, 2011 9:03:19 GMT -5
when the devil wants to dance with you ,
YOU BETTER SAY NEVER
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- The dusk was settling over the river's waters, rippling with its liquid movement. Idly swaying several paces from the riverbank was an assortment of grass that marked separation of the river from the nearest establishment. A lone figure stood by the bank, hands in his pockets, white shirt wrinkled with its sleeves pulled up on his muscled arms. If one happened to look more closely, they would have seen the slight wrinkle on his brow, the blankness that dulled his bright blue eyes.
- But no one did.
- Initially, Charon had been reluctant in walking to the river. A lot of unexpected things happen in the most random moments, and he wouldn't have been able to control himself if he saw a bloodied human staggering toward him, begging for help. Well, he would have 'helped', technically, if the human had been begging for death caused by a cannibal faerie, but Charon doubted that would be the case. Now, he was almost unnoticeable under the dimming velvet sky. Finding a way to defend his actions would possibly lead to a weak reason from him, but he could just point out that not a lot of people notice him, anyway. Ignorance had its perks, and Charon was both glad and irked by this. Of course no one noticed him. He was virtually unnoticeable without the reputation he coveted.
- Oh, but soon, soon... his wishful thinking will become reality, and he would reign and never be forgotten. That was the plan, at least. No one had ever accused him of being greedy, but then, no one knew him well enough to do so. Being a social butterfly was like living in a bubble of control - he had to be courteous to the people whom he did not like, and participate in events that did not interest him in the slightest, and what was it all for? For show. Practically none of the faeries in court became even remotely close to Charon.
- What he truly yearned for was having them living in the bubble that he inhabited, while he was free to be his own man. To be higher than them.
- The viscount just realized that he was clenching his fists when the sound of a bird chirping flew past him. His eyes followed the airborne creature, even letting his head turn in order to look. By doing so, Charon got a glimpse of the river a few minutes into the night, with the stars just beginning to dot the heavens with their light. Perhaps it was because he was a faerie, or maybe he was just perceiving a new perspective, but Charon was sure there was something oddly... magical about this night.
- It was quite a wonder.
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