Who: Stildyne and the Marquis de Sade
Where: The Marquis' quarters
What: The Marquis is bothered. Stildyne wants to know why.
When: The night of
this thread. Warnings: Likely talk about sex, possibly sex outright. Mentions of very mild bloodplay.
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Nosy and perverted. Best combination. )
The door distracted the both of them, thankfully. She beat him to it, and seemed happy, knowing before he did who it was, and the Marquis opened it to Stildyne and a tired smile on his own face.
"Come in, Brachi."
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He wasn't sure who had suggested it, but he remembered that it had come on the tail of a particularly lengthy rant on his own part about the mental beating the death toll had subjected him to and how much it unnerved him not to have any physical proof of so much damage, and the upshot was that three clean cuts were healing nicely on his right shoulderblade. The number had been in debate between them, but the port had bothered Stildyne enough to push for the third.
"Tell me about it," he urged, rubbing the Marquis' leg with his thumb.
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This, perhaps, belied his rather blatant reaction to their excursions the previous evening. And he knew this.
"I enjoyed myself with you last night, in so many ways, moreso than I have in a while, actually. But it must be because of the control it represented, the trust you afforded me," and there he went couching a very intense, animal act in the terms he'd in the last three years learned to analyze his own behaviors. "...But I'm not a violent man. I do not wish you to think that I am."
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The irony was that if de Sade was a real sadist, of the caliber Stildyne knew-- had been a man like Koscuisko, to whom power was an aphrodisiac and screams were a lover's invitation-- Stildyne never would have let him within a mile of him with an edged weapon. This man, for his apparent reputation and what he had heard were pretty shocking writings, he'd trusted implicitly to sit on his back and open his skin so that he stopped waking up in the middle of the night and wondering if he'd only dreamt dying.
"I hadn't wanted it to bother you. If it did, I'm sorry-- a little easy peace of mind on my part isn't worth yours."
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Oh Marquis. You and your double entendres.
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The disaster that had been his birthday present, and so uncharacteristic of him.
But whatever the implications, however it looked, he had especially enjoyed a warm body to cling lean against. Scents to inhale.
Now it was much the same, and he wondered, then, if he should hesitate.
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"Anything I can help with?"
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[He offers a little smile.]
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