Damian wasn't surprised to find himself alone by the time night fell. Whoever chose to be in Nathaniel's bed near dawn was usually up and about long before he rose with the setting sun.
Now, however, he has taken to the grounds surrounding Milliways... or, more accurately, the skies. Usually he isn't keen on levitating where he can be easily spotted
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He's in uniform with his hood up, though, so it would be understandable if it takes Damian a moment or two before he notices the large man. The uniform helps make those wearing it less obtrusive.
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It seems the figure is staring at him, so he stares back, silent.
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His voice is deep, his eyes are a blue that is just a shade or two off of being purple, his sideburns are truly righteous, and he's not at all human. Pointed ears with a fold at the end and double eyebrows. He's got several visible piercings; tunnels in his ears with rings welded through them, a nose piercing, and an eyebrow piercing.
Of note, the air doesn't actually move his clothing around. He might as well be standing firmly on the ground.
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The figure doesn't smell human, and that's something that Damian is still getting used to. Not everyone in Milliways is human, though their forms were sometimes humanoid in structure.
His own voice is soft and low. He allows the wind to carry it to the stranger instead of raising his voice.
"I am a vampire who can levitate."
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So beautiful, the Lady Moon with her companions, the moment in the dark woven magically into something more. Something that would surely steal his breath if he were currently breathing.
He is grateful for the distraction. In fact, he couldn't have asked for a more enchanting one, and he simply takes it all in.
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She's crouched, absolutely still and silent, watching the redhead with a careful and wary expression, though her white hair shining through the leaves might give her away.
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Fear of falling isn't a part of her psyche. Or of her anything else. "You are very quiet."
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"Sometimes silence brings peace."
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"Bon nuit, cher," he murmurs, dropping lightly onto the branch beside Damian. He has not fed in a few days, now, and it's starting to show - he looks a little less animated, a little less human.
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"Why are you punishing yourself?" He doesn't waste time, since he's sure Asher will know exactly what he's referring to.
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Damian doesn't bother mentioning that if Asher were anything less than a master, he would already be feeling some much more negative effects by abstaining as he has.
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Damian is not the only one enjoying the night -- or what passes for night -- at Milliways.
It's been a long time since Kendra's visited Milliways, and as always, her door is unpredictable. After an extended series of ruminations (and plenty of talking to one Clark Kent), she's concluded that said door is eccentric, impulsive, unfathomable, and downright coquettish, particularly when her door manifests in the air. One second she's flying over St. Roch, and the next she's over the lake at Milliways, the cool scent of water, trees, and grass soothing what had been a hot and humid night back home ( ... )
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Milliways is filled with countless creatures, no doubt, and though he can assume not all of them are automatically benign, he finds he can't muster the wherewithal to care. An outright attack on a random redhead in a tree doesn't seem logical, so he (perhaps unwisely) predicts that whatever he senses will either take no notice of him or pass him by.
He lets out a sigh as a soft gust of wind moves the tree, the leaves rustling around him.
[[ooc: You may still tag a bit. Damian, as you probably know, isn't much of a talker, especially when he's in such a broody mood, but curiosity can be piqued if Kendra is engaging. ^_^ AIM = ashekthordin, if you wish to contact me.]]
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It's not a demon bunny, clearly. She's heard about them but never been unfortunate enough to come across a horde of what she still pictures as pink-eared doe-eyed adorable balls of white fluff with an unfortunate tendency towards being savagely homicidal. Nightmare fuel, that.
There are many kinds of people (and things) that take comfort and joy in the night, most of them benign, many of them beautiful, many of them a mixture of both, and some of them nothing of the first, second, and third.
Still, she's curious and tenacious enough and, despite her normal tendencies, feeling sociable enough to at least make herself known - it's simply good manners to acknowledge a fellow ( ... )
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His green eyes take in what they can of her appearance from such a strange angle. He is hesitant, but eventually decides that, like Xaldin, there is no point in assuming an attack until clear hostility is established.
"Hello," he greets, his voice equally quiet, though infinitely more masculine, as it carries on the wind.
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