Day 36: The Sun Room

Oct 10, 2008 10:13

For the first time since arriving at Landel's, Elle woke up feeling... almost peaceful. She lay in bed for several minutes, adjusting to certain things. Mostly the fact that her left arm was in a sling. And her shoulder didn't hurt as much as she would have expected it to, which probably meant she was on meds ( Read more... )

tony stark, shito, kagura, senna, xigbar, kaito, johnny c., rude, elle, danny phantom, tony castaway, orihime, momo (xenosaga), wolfram, forte, luffy, miku, leon (so2), zex, ami, zelnick, leon kennedy, luxord, kurogane, roland, harley, hikaru, ren, kenren, argilla, kairi, usopp, elena (ffvii), yuffie, vlad, soubi, allelujah, matt, honey, farfarello, sai, shiki, yue, ururu, kaoru, tyki, eddie brock, wolverine, kratos, rangiku, gin, scar (tlk), lia, willow, rubedo

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blacksustenance October 10 2008, 18:00:25 UTC
Brock didn't think he'd have a visitor. It seemed like every since Parker showed his mug, he hadn't gotten any, and that was more than fine with him - they weren't entirely sure they wouldn't give Jameson a new nose job to go along with that ass-ugly mustache of his if he "visited" again.

The symbiote was, as usual, patient again, unlike its frustrated Host. He didn't know about his Other, but he was so goddamn pissed he hadn't escaped and they hadn't found out what happened. Instead, he'd fallen asleep like a chump and woke up to find a whole night had flew by while they were wasting it on sleep they probably didn't even need. At least their escape attempt yesterday in Doyleton taught him one thing: they couldn't just bust out like normal, not without those inhibitors kicking in and leaving him barely able to move. If they were going to get the hell out of here, he'd have to find out what exactly stopped them and how to remove it.

Somehow he doubted the nurses would know.

Brock entered the Sun Room to see a familiar head of long blonde hair bent over a journal. Elle looked a lot shittier than he did, her hand wrapped and her movements a little sluggish. Maybe she was hopped up on some kind of sedative cocktail. That, or painkillers for her injuries, if they were going to be nice. He slid into the seat next to her.

"What happened to you?" he asked, nodding at her hand. "And 'morning, by the way."

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ellectriclights October 10 2008, 18:24:54 UTC
"Hi Eddie," Elle responded flirtatiously. She tried to put the rubber band around her journal, but it turned out that was really hard to do when the slightest motion of her left hand sent pain racing all the way up to her shoulder. After a few failed attempts, she gave it up.

"This... giant thing tried to skewer me," she explained, whimpering slightly for dramatic effect. Well, she couldn't come off as much more of a pathetic damsel in distress at this point, so why not play it up? She crossed the distance between them in one short step, and rested her head against Eddie's shoulder. "God, it was so awful," she mumbled.

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blacksustenance October 10 2008, 20:06:07 UTC
Brock automatically reached over for her journal, seeing the trouble she was having. Barely looking down at it - hell, knowing her, she was probably writing down girly shit in her diary - he put the rubber band around it and handed it back.

"What thing?" Brock asked. He put a hand around her waist. While they weren't sure about Elle, he wasn't that much of a dick to go "and I care why?" just because he hadn't been able to escape this joint. "You'll be okay," he said, giving her waist a squeeze. "It's over now."

Okay, that wasn't entirely true. There was always next night, but he had a feeling that wasn't what Elle wanted to hear. What did get him wondering was how come she didn't just fry the sucker, pull a little Pikachu-action and just thunderbolt the thing. Of course, if she was a mutant, there was a pretty good chance she had the same inhibitors they did, so maybe she couldn't or needed time to recharge or whatever mutants needed to do when they ran out of juice.

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ellectriclights October 10 2008, 22:38:49 UTC
"I dunno." Elle draped her good arm around Eddie's shoulder. She liked leaning on someone else, for once, even though Daddy would say she was being weak. "But it was like it was made out of lightning. My ability didn't work against it."

Her fingers started playing with his hair. "You looked pretty tuckered out after yesterday," she whispered, feeling pretty tired herself. Pain medication was great, but she wished someone would invent one that didn't make you drowsy.

She leaned her head back and looked up at him, wondering if she wanted to kiss him. Yeah, kinda, but he was paying attention to her right now, so she didn't really need to.

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blacksustenance October 11 2008, 08:31:40 UTC
So maybe her abilities canceled out, like fighting fire with fire. Or lightning with lightning, if you wanted to be all technical about it.

"I don't know what happened," Brock said. Elle looked ready to curl up practically in his lap like a cat, her fingers playing with his hair lazily. He wasn't sure if she was just genuinely tired or hopped up on drugs. "All I know is I don't get tired like that, not out of the blue."

He was pretty sure she didn't either. Maybe she knew what that was all about - she'd offered some hints (more like teases) - and maybe he could get some answers when she wasn't concentrating right now. Sucked about her getting nearly ass-kicked by a thing with her own powers, but hey, stuff like that happened in Landels all the time because you took a big risk just stepping foot outside your room each night.

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ellectriclights October 11 2008, 17:48:00 UTC
Elle nodded her agreement. She suspected one of the nurses had the ability to make others tired - which was kinda lame, as far as superpowers went - but she was starting to suspect there might be things here she didn't entirely understand.

But it was a sunny Sunday morning, and she was hanging out with a guy who was practically, if not actually, her first boyfriend, and she didn't want to talk business.

"Come here," she said quietly, offering Eddie a teasing smile before tugging him over to a couch and pushing him onto it. She straddled his lap, and leaned back to look him in the eye.

What did normal people talk about on Sunday mornings? Their week? Funny dreams they'd had? Breakfast food? Those all sounded so boring. Instead, Elle kissed him, languidly, taking her time to explore his lips with her own. She didn't usually make out with guys for no reason - if she was perfectly honest with herself, she usually did it for attention, or sometimes to see how they'd react. But normal girls kissed their boyfriends on Sunday mornings, so why not give it a try?

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blacksustenance October 12 2008, 07:58:30 UTC
Brock grinned into the kiss. Hell, a guy could get used to this.

"You know," he said, returning it, knowing he'd probably never know how many men Elle had been with before and not caring, "you keep this up and they'll pull us apart," he mumbled, words muffled by the kiss.

She seemed like a pretty affectionate girl. Brock had a feeling she knew more than she let on, but she was pretty damn hot, which made him a tiny bit more accepting of her secrets - although if push came to shove, they could throw off the cuddly, weak human ability to care and get right down the business. One of the perks of having an alien in you. Still, until then, he was fine with chilling out with a hot, sexy girl straddling him and making out with her. No matter how many times he kept warning her about the staff, she never seemed to listen.

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ellectriclights October 12 2008, 08:22:07 UTC
He kept saying that, and it was really starting to bother her. Elle pulled out of the kiss and pouted at Eddie.

"What's the matter?" she asked. "Do you want them to pull us apart, or something?" Her hand slid under his shirt and began lightly stroking his chest. "I thought you were enjoying yourself, Eddie. I thought you liked me."

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blacksustenance October 12 2008, 09:02:03 UTC
Oh God, this sounded like a familiar conversation. Only he'd been the one going "I thought you liked me" and he'd been left out in the dark, no thanks to Gwen Stacey. Probably didn't help Parker had been putting on his (bad) dance moves on her either.

"It's no fun if they pull us apart though," Brock said smoothly. "It's not you're no fun. But there's something called time and place. Doing it where everyone can see us is just asking for them to start splitting us up and that wouldn't be fun, would it?"

Was he going over her head with this? If she wanted to get kinky with him in a more secluded place, where they weren't being watched like hawks, then he was game if she was. For starters, she actually put out, unlike Parker, and she didn't have any issues with jumping to second base - they (unfortunately) had a mad hard-on for the Spider, but Christ, he had problems just leaving home plate, for crying out loud. It was refreshing Elle was more than enthusiastic, but there was something to be said about having common sense about this stuff. If they got singled out for being all over each other, they'd see less of each other and that was obvious to him - maybe it didn't occur to Elle, who seemed to be pretty big into instant gratification, but it did matter to him.

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ellectriclights October 12 2008, 09:11:08 UTC
"Well fine," Elle said, her pout slipping into a grin. She leaned forward and kissed him again. "What's a better time and place?" she whispered against his lips.

She wanted Eddie all to herself, and if that meant getting him somewhere that he wouldn't be worried about nurses and sedatives, where he could focus completely on her, then that's what she'd do.

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blacksustenance October 12 2008, 19:05:02 UTC
Hell yeah, it sounded like she was game - in fact, it sounded like she was rounding third and ready to lap Parker on home plate.

"At night," he said. Now that they knew there was no way to just walk or run out of Landels, there wasn't any harm in having a little fun between finding out more about these inhibitors. "My room or yours."

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ellectriclights October 12 2008, 19:19:24 UTC
"Yours," Elle said - her standard answer to that question. Of course, this would be different than with John, because she liked Eddie. She wouldn't do any of those things to him. "M25, right?"

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blacksustenance October 12 2008, 19:35:32 UTC
Brock grinned up at Elle, even as he wondered were she found out his room number? Had he given it to her? It was such a small, stupid detail, easy to overlook. If he had, he seriously didn't remember it. Anyway, who the hell cared? He was about score. "Yeah."

He thought of something.

Hell. Dammit, he hadn't ever got down post-symbiote and now he was getting concerned. They didn't even have condoms here, so that was fun. And what about his Other? He didn't think it could infect another person unless it wanted to (and it sure as hell didn't want to go after Elle, not with her particular abilities), but there was no telling what space diseases he'd picked up since that night in the bell tower. For all he knew, his only immunity was his symbiote. It was a lot of ifs...and it was probably pretty dickish of him, but he couldn't even warn Elle. Not unless he was upfront and admitted everything there was to know about his Other - not exactly something he was too crazy about and that was his jealousy talking. His thing with his Other was special, only between him and It...and Parker, he guessed, but that was just bad luck.

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ellectriclights October 12 2008, 19:53:40 UTC
Elle smirked at Eddie before kissing him again. "Good," she said quietly, repeating that word she'd used so often with John. "Does that mean you wanna stop til then?" She tightened her legs around his hips, letting him know that she didn't want to stop. In fact, she had no intention of stopping, no matter how he answered the question.

She set it as a personal challenge to herself to make Eddie forget about the nurses before the shift ended. Not that he would; he worried too much. But she'd have fun trying.

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