Who: Rassilon, Omega and whoever else wishes to traumatize a Time Lord President through hugs.
What: A day in the life
When: First day of the flood, until Rassilon manages to reach Omega's cabin.
Where: Everywhere between Level five and eight
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...his president was hugging him.
And he was hugging Lord Rassilon back.
Just as the compulsion was fading from his mind, it rose again as Brax joined them and Narvin looped an arm around his shoulders to pull him into the embrace.
This was quite possibly the most surreal thing ever to have happened to him on the Barge.
When the hug ended, Narvin took a step back, thoroughly unnerved by the experience.
"Save your human expressions of sympathy for someone who wants them." Narvin would pretend that it was all Brax's nefarious doing ( ... )
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His thoughts were interrupted when Braxiatel -- oh no, why did Brax have to see this -- decided to join them. Braxiatel. He made a choked noise, even more horrified. His eyebrow twitched as he hugged Braxiatel back.
He bloody hated floods.
He ripped himself free as soon as the compulsion faded, quickly trying to get a few steps distance and glared. As if the hugging wasn't bad enough, how dared Braxiatel be so condescending! As if he needed the man's comfort. As if Brax was even interested in comforting him.
"Never do that again."
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And then he was veering. Veering. Looked up to see that he'd strode right into the path of Rassilon and didn't feel especially compelled to get out of the way.
Fuck. He lowered the tablet and rolled his eyes. "What's this flood?"
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He closed his eyes. He really, really hated floods.
He didn't deem the Agent's question worth answering. It should be obvious by now. "I see, you are better. The Coordinator was concerned." His tone was a rather remarkable mix between indifference, oh god why am I hugging you, and disapproval.
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He gave Rassilon a pat on the shoulder and sighed. "Yup. He's a pretty good agent when he puts his mind to it. He probably woulda caught me while infested if I didn't have as much active field experience as I do." So. Awkward. How long was the hug supposed to last? Touching was strange anyway.
He pulled away after his accidental affection. At least it wasn't the mistletoe. He hated the mistletoe.
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He twitched at the pat, but was fairly sure that that had been part of the hug and not necessarily the Agent's fault, though he was tempted to blame it all on Kay. "Is he?" It wasn't a real question -- he didn't care how good this human thought the Coordinator was. Narvin had failed him on board of this ship and before, when he had refused to follow orders. His execution had been entirely justified.
When the compulsion finally passed, he practically tore himself away from the human, just like with the other two.
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"Yeah," he brushed off his pants legs. Oh he didn't want to be pressing up against everyone on board. "Is it just the hugging? They're not doing the kissing again, are they?" His usually earnest, business-man tone tinged with an edge of obvious disdain.
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He stopped just short of grimacing at the mention kissing. Thank goodness that wasn't the case. "No. Fortunately we have been spared of that, at least." Kissing Braxiatel, or one of these humans, or Narvin... One thing to be glad about, he supposed. After all, the list of people he would want to kiss was as short as the one of people he wanted to hug -- and the Doctor's inclusion had, once again, not come about because of genuine affection.
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"Apologies for the behavior, Lord President." He gave him a quick, polite bow before taking a few steps down the hall. He didn't feel so hostile over the Narvin thing after having saw his admission. He got how that felt. He'd been down in Zero while scrambling around just because Persephone looked like his daughter.
"//I wish you an uneventful trip back to your room.//" He said in precise Gallifreyan, with a Capitolone accent and all the formal acknowledgements, before he started on his way.
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And where were his manners, anyway? He nodded politely, before answering, a faint southern accent paired with rather archaic language making it harder to understand. "//I thank you, Agent. I wish you the same.//" No one could say he wasn't polite if he wanted to be.
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