Characters: (au) Yuriy Ivanov ;; OPEN
Where: The Park
When: Bright morning
Summary: Amongst the chaos, Yuriy continues his plans. He goes out after a sleepless night to think more, and may end up under the mistletoe (characters are free to bump him under one, or get stuck under one themselves? Hurf.)
Warnings: Possibly violence; swearing; sarcasm;
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Faye's own words were laced with irony. "Yeah, so I've noticed. It's a pain in my own ass- I need to talk to one of the kidnappees. ...If she turns up dead I'm going to be very annoyed." Faye scowled a little.
She sucked on her cigarette, snatching it from her mouth and exhaling a cloud of smoke as she flicked some ashes into the snow. She glanced around, then sort of shrugged to herself and began to pick her way carefully toward him, boots slipping a little on the icy, crusty old snow and roots and rocks hidden beneath the blanket of white. She glanced up frequently, shielding her eyes from the glare of the sun with one hand as she peered into the shadows, wary of the little plants with white berries. "It's a bit risky walking around under the trees, don't you think? ...'Suppose I should talk. Speaking of pains in my ass...." Faye's voice took on a whinier tone. "I'm getting a sore neck having to look up all the time!"
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Yuriy chuckled to himself as his feet stopped in the snow and body pivoted toward her. Though he stayed where he was. He wasn't going to go through that and get stuck under a mistletoe. Haha, no. It was a pain in the ass, the mistletoe. It was horrifically amusing watching other people try to avoid it and get stuck under it crying and swearing, though. A hand settled on his hip, and his weight shifted. Icy hues just waiting for the inevitable.
"I'm sure there is someone here who can revive people, da?" It was almost terrible how casually Yuriy could talk about this kind of thing. Some people would probably question whether he was 'human' or not. He'd probably laugh at them. Seemed like she was also casual about the topic herself. "Who were you looking for?" He had a bet on Gaz, just because she seemed to be well known and knowledgeable.
Yuriy took a moment to consider her next accusation with a faint chuckle.
"That's why I'm over here away from them, and you are walking through them," Spoken like a true haughty little prick. His grin almost looked malicious for a moment, even if it wasn't intended to be. Not right now anyways. Challenging, or arrogant with a natural alpha male air, you could say.
"Wouldn't that be a pain in the neck?"
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Faye eyed the trees that stood just a few feet away from Yuriy's position. Okay, so technically he wasn't under them. "What can I say? I like to live on the edge," she drawled sarcastically, continuing to pick her way cautiously through the trees.
She rolled her eyes at his snarky question. "Well, if you wanna be literal about it," she muttered. "Smartass."
((So now is as good a time as any to tell you that while I know nothing whatsoever about your fandom, I adore your Yuriy. He is such an ass, all the time, and it makes me smile. ^_^ <3~ ))
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"Oh, right." He snickered quietly after speaking, "you're really sticking your neck out into the line of fire." The toe of his boot touched back down and slid back. He shifted his weight.
"If you die before I do, I'll see to it something very memorable lays on your tombstone." He chuckled; by now she was close enough to actually hear his breathy laughter. "She was a good woman. Had a keen eye for that magic mistletoe."
Only when she was finally outside of the trees did he take a step forward. A brow lifting, "talking about my ass already?"
((OOC: Ack, thank you! He is an ass, lol. I'm glad you like him! ))
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Faye paused as she stepped out from under the trees, taking a drag from her cigarette and blowing out the smoke, the glowing fag dangling from her fingertips. She raised her eyebrow right back at him. "I'm sure I would be if I could see it. Nice spacesuit~." Smiiiiiiirk.
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"You like it?" Yuriy spoke with fake humbleness. "Its not as fancy as those Nazi's were in world war two, but not everyone has the money for a personal theatre costume designer." He wanted to flat out laugh at that, but saved it for his finishing line as he took another few steps in toward her. "Oh, that's right. You're from the future. My knowledge is archaic to you, isn't it?"
His eyes rolled down to her fingers, with a quick movement snatched the cigarette from them and placed it between his lips with a smirk. He didn't smoke often. He took it up as occasional stress relief maybe a year or two ago.
"What have you been up to lately?"
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"You could've just asked," she said, rolling her eyes. She dug inside of her coat and produced her box of cigarettes, offering it to him.
She shrugged. "You know. Digging. Recruiting. Getting stuck under mistletoe. Getting in arguments with stupid people. Drinking and smoking."
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"I don't smoke," he said, bringing a hand back up to rest at the top of his hip.
He shifted a little before turning to the side slightly to start walking, nodding just enough to ask her to walk with him - or not, if she chose not to follow. He didn't care that much.
"Sounds exciting," Yuriy said, looking over the pond for a moment.
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She turned to walk with him, breathing deeply of the sweet, sweet nicotine before snatching the cigarette from her lips and blowing the smoke out of the corner of her mouth. She flicked ashes from the cig, her lips twitching in wry, dry amusement. "Oh yeah," she agreed, "my life's a riot."
She shoved the hand not holding a cigarette into the pocket of her mink coat, glancing sideways at the redhead. "So, Yuriy, what brings you out here on a blinding-bright frigid morning like this?" she wondered.
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"Good way to sooth a hangover, don't you agree?" He wasn't hungover though, and after a moment gave a more serious answer. "Thinking," Yuriy paused, and let his eyes drift off, "reminds me of home. Though according to you we aren't far from it." Once finished answering that did he question the coat, "is that real?"
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She gave him a look like she thought he might have a head injury. "Um, no, I don't. It's too bright, what with the sun and the snow-glare. Hungover, you'll give yourself a headache." She knew he was being facetious, though; he obviously didn't have a hangover. To his more serious words, she merely nodded. This place is nothing like home to me, she thought, but kept her mouth shut. Anyway, she was a bit confused about where home was for her. She just knew that this wasn't it.
"No, it's a figment of your imagination," she quipped immediately, then flashed a grin. "...Yeah, it's real mink. Isn't it fabulous~?" She did a little turn to show it off. "I figured, if the Indigeo's giving us whatever we want for free... why not ask for the best~?"
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"You're a ballerina, too?" He rose a brow at her spin-around-show. "The more you know," he commented smugly, quietly - than addressed the latter with a grin. His feet stopped. Heheh.
"What do you do for a living?" It came seemingly out of nowhere.
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She paused as Yuriy stopped walking, raising an eyebrow. "Haven't we just answered that question? Professional ballerina," she replied with heavy sarcasm. She raised her cigarette to her lips and took a pull, blowing the smoke out before answering seriously. "I'm a bounty hunter."
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