Shito sat at his computer, conversing thoughtfully with the vampire from another universe. He found it oddly easier to relate to people over this 'internet' thing, which was perhaps why he was being so chatty tonight. Of course, the vampire was a monster that deserved to die, even more than Shito himself
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He stood in the doorway and stared at Shito's back as he was hunched over the computer. Spike looked around the room and smirked. "All the comforts of home," he said.
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He jumped to his feet. "What the hell do you think you're doing here?" he demanded, incensed.
He was also a bit nervous, though he took pains to hide it. He couldn't actually defend himself without Akatsuki, and the vampire was between him and the idiot.
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His eyes dropped to the bottle in Spike's hand, and then looked up at his face. Was he really here to give him a drink.
That would be a bad idea. Shito had such low tolerance for alcohol.
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He frowned, having no idea what Spike was talking about. He didn't know there was a mystical rule, and knew little about vampire legends. "So people aren't polite where you come from?" he hissed. "Why am I not surprised?"
He walked towards Spike, intending to try to get him out of the room. "What do you want?"
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Maybe one little drink wouldn't hurt. Just to get him to go away.
He shoved away the little voices that were telling him just what an idiot of himself he made the last time he got drunk, and rummaged in a drawer, coming up with two plastic cups.
"Sit down and don't touch anything," he said, setting the cups on the tiny table next to his bed. There was a pretty red comb, a Chinese-style wooden comb for a woman, sitting on the table, and he whisked that away and shoved it into his pocket.
There was nowhere to sit in the small room but on the bed.
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He paused. "Well, anything other than your bed."
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He sat down on the bed, annoyed that Spike was reclining and taking up the whole damn thing, but he didn't have anywhere else to sit, anyway. He turned as he sat, keeping Spike in view as much as he could.
"My name's Tachibana Shito," he added grudgingly. "You're...Spike?" That was a strange name.
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He held his glass in his left hand, obviously left-handed. He was wearing a T-shirt and a pair of jeans, and Spike could see a handcuff around his right wrist. The chain hung from the metal circlet, and seemed to fade into nothingness after a couple of inches.
He sipped at it slowly, watching Spike out of the corner of his eye. "So now what do you want? Why did you come here?" he asked quietly.
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"So of the latter two, which do you prefer?"
He wasn't very well-versed with British slang, but he was pretty sure he knew what the second option was. Both turned his stomach and filled it with butterflies, but he told himself there was no reason to be afraid. Spike was a monster, too, but there was no reason why he would torture him the way the Exorcists did.
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