Who: Aisling, Bond
When: Later afternoon
Where: Beach
Rating: R for sex
Status: Closed, completed
Summary: Ais is dancing with her firedogs on the beach when Bond shows up. He expresses interest in her power, and she explains it as well as she can. They discuss the fact he's a new arrival, and he asks for help finding his residence
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"I'm new," he admitted. "Firedancing? What is that?" Aside from really weird and logically impossible.
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"I'm an elementalist," she said, gesturing back toward the firedogs. "My element happens t'be fire. Flames. Anythin' hot, really," she added as she winked at him.
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"Really?" Bond asked, smiling just a little at her wink. He took a seat next to her without asking permission. "Show me how it works?" he asked.
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At the motion, the two flame dogs started to move, prancing in place as if to the beat of a drum. "I play music," she began, "an' dance to it, with the fire? Like I was when y'came upon me?"
Though she supposed she could demonstrate, if he wanted.
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"When I came upon you," he said, laughing quietly. "Right. The name is Bond," he added, offering her a hand to shake, "James Bond."
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But if he was new, he might be a little scattered still. "I'm still Aisling," she said. "Or Ais, if you prefer." She reached to take his hand, the fingers of the other flicking to still the dogs.
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"Ais," he said, testing the word out as it rolled off of his tongue. "Forgive me. I'm not used to be teleported into an impossible strange land to fight in a battle I knew nothing about. My manners may be a bit confused at the moment, but I can assure you," he lifted her hand to his mouth to place a gentle kiss on the skin there, all the while keeping her gaze, "I am a gentleman."
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Bond smiled, finally letting go of her hand. "Well I seem to be running into all the beautiful locals," he told her. "Is everyone so lucky?"
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Whether she missed the flattery or was deliberately ignoring it remained to be seen.
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"I'm sure," he agreed, lancing at the packet in his hand. "Would you mind helping me figure out this map? I need to see where I'm supposed to be staying." And it wasn't like he was a really intelligent spy with advanced training in navigation or anything.
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She crossed over toward him, crouching down beside him to look at the map with him. "D'you remember your room assignment?" she inquired, wondering if he had the page where it was listed.
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"I've been trying to make sense of all this information," he said, offering the packet to her for her to look at, "but it's a different format than I'm used to."
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Well, the pitch was behind them, and the houses had been there first, but the pitch was bigger, and thus more of a landmark.
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"Well they must plan on keeping me around for a while if they've given me a bloody house," Bond pointed out.
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She turned toward the dogs before she drew them to her, letting them race along the short stretch of sand to leap into her. She supposed that was a more dramatic way of dispersing the fire - especially since she could have simply sent them into the ocean - but it was simply how she did things.
"C'mon then, we'll go find your house."
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