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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And so it was that she was out in the park on a bright snowy morning. She looked slightly ridiculous tromping through the snow in an extravagant and luxurious white mink coat; the cold warranted its use, despite her psychological discomfort (weeks later, she could still almost see it writhing, ugh). She was picking her way along the stream, a cloud of cigarette smoke mingling with the cloud of her breath, glancing up frequently as she passed beneath the trees, searching among the branches for mistletoe, but also looking above, through the branches....
A flash of red at the corner of her eye caught her attention, and she turned her head to see Yuriy a short distance away between the trees. She raised a hand in greeting. "Yuriy! Dobryj dyen'!" She smirked. "How go your efforts to rid our war camp of vermin?"
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His head tipped over a shoulder to see a familiar face. Faye. "Privet," he said with a bit of a smirk. "Vy govorite na russkom yazyke? Vashe proiznosheniye uzhasno."
She had to be through the trees didn't she. How did he foresee this conversation not going how it was planed to go? All the same, his smile turned up into a cocky grin as he chuckled to himself, continuing to walk as she did.
"Terrible," Yuriy said as in a tone counter to the word - sarcasm laced every breath even if they were true words. "Some bastards decided to rain on my parade and kidnap little children."
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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 ( ... )
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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 ( ... )
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Besides, there were probably many others already looking. Her own assistance was hardly necessary.
At the moment, she was meandering through the park, enjoying the weather. If nothing else, she loved the snow - it was natural, one of the only things that was natural in this place, and reminded her of home.
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Calm steps crunched down into the snow upon his wonder along the semi-frozen pond. This place, destroyed as it may be, with the snow looked familiar. Now he knew why it seemed so familiar. He stopped for a moment when it looked like no one was around and rolled his eyes up to the sky. Those globed hovering up above them. It meant so many things.
Though a sound stirred him from his thoughts, and not just a sound but - Wolborg? A brow lifted and he turned his head over a shoulder. A wolf? What was a wolf doing here?
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She paused in her walking and sat. "I won't hurt you," she assured him - with the paranoia that had gripped this place lately, she wanted to make extra sure that she wouldn't be mistaken as such. It was so much easier to deal with humans when they weren't trying to kill you.
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"Shouldn't you be more weary of me hurting you?" There was a small smirk as he stopped about a foot or two away, and slowly crouched. "But I wont either."
The redhead paused. For a moment there, he almost forgot where he was. Looking at her. She was beautiful. She is beautiful, isn't she Wolborg? He missed seeing Wolborg. Missed having her there beside him rather than inside him, but, well, a place like this didn't allow emotions like that. He shrugged it off.
"What is a creature like you doing here in a place like this?"
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However, that one at the bridge slightly ticked her off; being stuck outside on a passage people were usually very prone to take instead of a big detour was pretty annoying. As she saw that it was still there, Rei wondered how nobody had the idea to, um, make it explode or something.
So with a sigh, she attempted to make a detour along the pond, when she spotted him.
While their last conversation could have been on worse terms, he wasn't the first person she wanted to meet in the coldness of the park.
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Yellow eyes stared back, giving him a look of recognition. A greeting was too much a level of friendliness with him, maybe; so she simply said:
''Hey. Don't take the bridge, there's a mistletoe there.''
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"You don't say," Yuriy finally spoke as he began to rise to a stand. He chuckled a little and slide a foot down to the ice with ease, and began to walk. She thought too much on what to say, how to act, what she was thinking and why. Not like she didn't have good reasons to think too much though.
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So now she was stuck. And getting rather cold. Even with layers, staying still when one was used to Fire Nation weather, it got cold fast.
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She was not. Which always made it a little more amusing. He stopped his wondering a good distance away from her, and grinned a little. Like hell he'd 'free her'. Though taking a moment or two to admire the small moments of humor while involved in such a place as Econtra couldn't hurt.
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