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Who: Lockon Stratos 1.0 [Neil Dylandy] (imthefavorite) & Tieria Erde (stromkreis).
When: Today, Evening
Where: B-156
Rating: R (A sudden front of stupid sexy coming in from the north)
Summary: Tieria gets an impromptu lesson in human anatomy. Much awkward was then had.
Warnings: Nakedness of the non stupid sexy variety?
Tieria, slowly but surely, was being lured from his life as a hermit. While this was admittedly not a choice he would have made on his own, but with the subtle coercion from one Neil Dylandy, it wasn't at all odd anymore to see Tieria out of his room, sometimes seated at a table in the cafeteria, other times attempting to decrypt any sort of meaning from the books in the 'library'. But more often than not, he spent his time at the pool. Granted this time was also mostly spent in the company of the very same Neil Dylandy, it was time spent out of his room none the less. And while Tieria was very much coming out of his shell, there were still things that he had yet to experience. Things that, very likely, had never crossed his mind, despite his very methodical (bordering on anal retentive) attempt at assimilating himself with the human race.
It was this sort of oversight that would put him into particularly awkward situations, one that, considering the mind of the person he spent most of his time with, shouldn't have been looked over.
After swimming one afternoon (Tieria assumed it was afternoon, really specific times obviously did not exist and morning was entirely relative, depending on when the individual woke for their sleep cycle - something Tieria had actually accomplished successfully), Neil and Tieria returned to their room, Haro in tow, chirping at their ankles the entire way. Which was fine with Tieria, after he and Neil's last conversation that had gone horribly awry in Tieria's mind, he was having trouble looking Neil in the eye again. He enjoyed that Neil felt perfectly comfortable having a conversation with Haro, rather than risking bringing up that topic of conversation again, which Tieria didn't think he had the psychological strength to deal with. Mostly because he didn't enjoy talking about things he didn't have very precise text book knowledge about (that being - sex. Veda was very abstinence only stance in its sexual education). So needless to say, wether Neil had noticed or not, Tieria had been increasingly hesitant to speak of anything beyond casual small talk over the last few days. Which had really made their swimming trip increasingly awkward.
But Tieria did allow himself a moment to relax as Neil excused himself to the bathroom to shower, as the chlorine in that pool, very likely, had the ability to strip paint off the walls. Extended exposure to skin was probably not recommended. And so he sat on his bed, wringing out his hair with his hands, Haro sitting in his lap, watching, and complaining brokenly in the event that Tieria managed to drip on him.
He was mentally chastising himself for being so distant, there was no reason for it. Neil had not been offended by his question, and when all was said and done, they had put a good deal out in the open. But despite all of this, he felt like he may have made a mistake. (But to be quite honest, what's new?)
When: Today, Evening
Where: B-156
Rating: R (A sudden front of stupid sexy coming in from the north)
Summary: Tieria gets an impromptu lesson in human anatomy. Much awkward was then had.
Warnings: Nakedness of the non stupid sexy variety?
Tieria, slowly but surely, was being lured from his life as a hermit. While this was admittedly not a choice he would have made on his own, but with the subtle coercion from one Neil Dylandy, it wasn't at all odd anymore to see Tieria out of his room, sometimes seated at a table in the cafeteria, other times attempting to decrypt any sort of meaning from the books in the 'library'. But more often than not, he spent his time at the pool. Granted this time was also mostly spent in the company of the very same Neil Dylandy, it was time spent out of his room none the less. And while Tieria was very much coming out of his shell, there were still things that he had yet to experience. Things that, very likely, had never crossed his mind, despite his very methodical (bordering on anal retentive) attempt at assimilating himself with the human race.
It was this sort of oversight that would put him into particularly awkward situations, one that, considering the mind of the person he spent most of his time with, shouldn't have been looked over.
After swimming one afternoon (Tieria assumed it was afternoon, really specific times obviously did not exist and morning was entirely relative, depending on when the individual woke for their sleep cycle - something Tieria had actually accomplished successfully), Neil and Tieria returned to their room, Haro in tow, chirping at their ankles the entire way. Which was fine with Tieria, after he and Neil's last conversation that had gone horribly awry in Tieria's mind, he was having trouble looking Neil in the eye again. He enjoyed that Neil felt perfectly comfortable having a conversation with Haro, rather than risking bringing up that topic of conversation again, which Tieria didn't think he had the psychological strength to deal with. Mostly because he didn't enjoy talking about things he didn't have very precise text book knowledge about (that being - sex. Veda was very abstinence only stance in its sexual education). So needless to say, wether Neil had noticed or not, Tieria had been increasingly hesitant to speak of anything beyond casual small talk over the last few days. Which had really made their swimming trip increasingly awkward.
But Tieria did allow himself a moment to relax as Neil excused himself to the bathroom to shower, as the chlorine in that pool, very likely, had the ability to strip paint off the walls. Extended exposure to skin was probably not recommended. And so he sat on his bed, wringing out his hair with his hands, Haro sitting in his lap, watching, and complaining brokenly in the event that Tieria managed to drip on him.
He was mentally chastising himself for being so distant, there was no reason for it. Neil had not been offended by his question, and when all was said and done, they had put a good deal out in the open. But despite all of this, he felt like he may have made a mistake. (But to be quite honest, what's new?)