"'Course not," Yrael says. "Just glad to see you, even if the holiday has caught you as well."
He's been re-forming his shape every so often, but every time he turns around, black markings appear on his face, around his eyes, through his hair and on his clothes, creating causing the unmarked pale skin, white hair and clothes to take on the appearance of a skeleton.
"It is... something of a new look for you," says the painted skeleton, the shapes of the teeth painted upon his pale lips outlining the white of his real teeth.
Nikola's fingers slide through his hair, pulling it down in front of his eyes for a moment. He frowns. "Really?" he says to no one in particular. "Was that entirely necessary? It's..." so many things. Hideous, mostly, but something catches his eye, and he says, "Greying? Christ."
"Christ, no," Nikola says, making a face and finally removing his fingers from his hair. He'd never think of having anyone but a professional color it for him.
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And no, he hasn't discovered the hair yet.
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He's been re-forming his shape every so often, but every time he turns around, black markings appear on his face, around his eyes, through his hair and on his clothes, creating causing the unmarked pale skin, white hair and clothes to take on the appearance of a skeleton.
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His hand moves to his hair briefly.
Cue shocked and horrified look. "What the...?"
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Despite looking amused.
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Yrael's first visit to a Wal-Mart was... interesting.
And probably the staff's worst day at work, ever.
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Not that he'd ever have it colored.
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