video; BACKDATED to Wednesday

Sep 16, 2011 20:42

[Raphael, this time, looks less like the bleeding pile of shit she did last time and more like a meditative businesswoman with dry skin who hasn't slept in a while. She is seated Indian-style on the floor of what is obviously a run-down house; her normal illusions of nice drawing rooms and furnished libraries are gone. Forgotten, even. There's a ( Read more... )

someone take her toys away, !event: what's your story?, the seeping darkness, looking on the bright side, cutting the cord, hellfire

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[Offline] Log format because I do what I want. 8| swordoffate September 17 2011, 02:30:31 UTC
Michael has been having a bad week. Actually, longer than that; he's been having a bad while, ever since the disastrous break down of his family's careful alliances and truces that had kept them all at peace. He'd had to break up altercations and had missed even more of them, and despite what his siblings apparently thought, he was not an endless source of patience that existed to keep them from their immature squabbling and lead them all around by the hand ( ... )

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swordoffate September 19 2011, 04:50:58 UTC
Michael had been about to argue with her last statement, and to refute her previous one, but then she touched his forehead and suddenly all thoughts were gone, replaced by the incredible overwhelming destructive Hellfire, taking over his senses completely and drowning out everything that wasn't pain and wrongness and constant endless corruption.

When she removed her hand, he lurched forward from shock, catching himself instinctively by grabbing his sister's shoulders, eyes unfocused for a few second as he processed. She had been right; he hadn't understood. He'd tried, but he simply couldn't grasp what she was dealing with, until now.

And he didn't at all know what to do about it. Unlike his sister, he recognized the familial bond, it pained him greatly that one of his most loved siblings was suffering so much, but it wasn't as though he hadn't tried to help before. He wasn't holding back, and frustration and worry were quickly turning to anger. Not at Raphael, but at who had done this in the first place: Lucifer.

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expunger September 19 2011, 05:45:47 UTC
Raphael gave no outward reaction to his hands on her or weight braced against hers. She made no move to catch or support him, as she would have normally, but stood gazing into his eyes impassively. This much was what she wanted.

But time was wasting, and even now his presence pressed at her. "Then you understand why I can not stay here."

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swordoffate September 28 2011, 04:02:54 UTC
He was still reeling, but he heard her words, and he understood them. And while this was going on, while Raphael barely knew him, maybe it was best; best to spare her the pain of his presence, best for her to be away from him and the anger threatening to take over and prompt a righteous rage.

"Yes. I do."

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expunger September 28 2011, 05:17:22 UTC
There was no benefit of courtesy, no sentimental words, respectful ones, or even a single indication that he was anything to her but a speck on the wall. She was gone almost before the words left his lips.

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