Rhy Maresh (
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[Mem Share] Not Alone
[OOC: Slightly nsfw thanks to adult situations and less than sufficient amounts of clothes.]
It's movement that stirs him from his sleep, which, after the night he's had, is pretty impressive. Rhy hums to himself as he rolls onto his side and watches as Alucard, by the dim light of the moon and stars through the windows, rises from Rhy's bed. Even in this light the man's tanned skin and rich dark curls of hair are stunning. Rhy can't help the stirring he feels in his body.
"Surely you don't mean to slip away through my window at this hour," Rhy muses, his voice light and teasing as his lover circles the bed, stopping only long enough to find his discarded pants and pull them on.
"Now now, my sweet prince, do you truly feel me so cruel a man as to leave you to your lonesome?" his beloved's voice nearly purrs as smart fingers move about the laces of his pants. "I merely wished you show you something."
Oh? More show and tell? The young Maresh heir delighted at the very idea, and he too slipped from amid the silken sheets of his bed, pushing through the rich curtains around it to find the nearby table where he knew he'd left a robe. The thing is pulled on even as he watches Alucard Emeric, roguish nobleman moving right to the doors to Rhy's patio and opening them. They are as silent as a breeze as they swing open, and his lover turns just enough to hold a beckoning hand out to Rhy. It would be rude, and foolish, not to accept. Rhy moved to catch the hand in his own, and found himself pulled swiftly against the older man's strong body. This close it was a wonder that he could breathe at all, and when he did he could smell the spice of Alucard's cologne, the natural musk of his skin, and under that the heavy mixture of sweat and sex. Oh what a temptation this man ever was for him.
"And one would hope that you meant to show me more than the glory of your bare skin," the prince chuckled, looking up to meet the quick, flashing wit of his lover's eyes as he was guided into the balcony with a side step.
Neither of them were appropriately dressed for this, and Rhy didn't care. From here the red light of the Isle River washed over them, and to look at the crimson of it lighting Alucard's skin was a temptation all its own. Rhy wished to lean in, to lick and suck and chase at the glory of that light. Instead he found himself being turned out toward the city and the myriad lights, both of oil and magic, that twinkled next to the powerful crimson of the local Source.
"What do you see, my pet?"
"Lights. The same lights there are every night."
The comment earned a chuckle, low and rich and sweet in that way that made Rhy want to press against his body, his lips, his hands. Instead he stayed watching, Alucard's hands on his shoulders, holding him toward the city.
"Each of those lights, my darling? Lives. A handful, at the least. Lives that one day shall be in your hands."
"Our hands," Rhy countered. "You will be at my side for that, will you not?"
Those hands on his shoulders turned to arms wrapped around his waist, and lips at his neck, kissing and sucking. Rhy shivered and pushed back against the firm, hot body, felt the growing firmness of Alucard's desire against his body.
"Of course, my darling. Of course."
[And a few minutes after the memory is up there, enjoy a very annoyed looking video of Rhy Maresh himself.]
Before anyone wonders aloud over the promise. He was not.
It's movement that stirs him from his sleep, which, after the night he's had, is pretty impressive. Rhy hums to himself as he rolls onto his side and watches as Alucard, by the dim light of the moon and stars through the windows, rises from Rhy's bed. Even in this light the man's tanned skin and rich dark curls of hair are stunning. Rhy can't help the stirring he feels in his body.
"Surely you don't mean to slip away through my window at this hour," Rhy muses, his voice light and teasing as his lover circles the bed, stopping only long enough to find his discarded pants and pull them on.
"Now now, my sweet prince, do you truly feel me so cruel a man as to leave you to your lonesome?" his beloved's voice nearly purrs as smart fingers move about the laces of his pants. "I merely wished you show you something."
Oh? More show and tell? The young Maresh heir delighted at the very idea, and he too slipped from amid the silken sheets of his bed, pushing through the rich curtains around it to find the nearby table where he knew he'd left a robe. The thing is pulled on even as he watches Alucard Emeric, roguish nobleman moving right to the doors to Rhy's patio and opening them. They are as silent as a breeze as they swing open, and his lover turns just enough to hold a beckoning hand out to Rhy. It would be rude, and foolish, not to accept. Rhy moved to catch the hand in his own, and found himself pulled swiftly against the older man's strong body. This close it was a wonder that he could breathe at all, and when he did he could smell the spice of Alucard's cologne, the natural musk of his skin, and under that the heavy mixture of sweat and sex. Oh what a temptation this man ever was for him.
"And one would hope that you meant to show me more than the glory of your bare skin," the prince chuckled, looking up to meet the quick, flashing wit of his lover's eyes as he was guided into the balcony with a side step.
Neither of them were appropriately dressed for this, and Rhy didn't care. From here the red light of the Isle River washed over them, and to look at the crimson of it lighting Alucard's skin was a temptation all its own. Rhy wished to lean in, to lick and suck and chase at the glory of that light. Instead he found himself being turned out toward the city and the myriad lights, both of oil and magic, that twinkled next to the powerful crimson of the local Source.
"What do you see, my pet?"
"Lights. The same lights there are every night."
The comment earned a chuckle, low and rich and sweet in that way that made Rhy want to press against his body, his lips, his hands. Instead he stayed watching, Alucard's hands on his shoulders, holding him toward the city.
"Each of those lights, my darling? Lives. A handful, at the least. Lives that one day shall be in your hands."
"Our hands," Rhy countered. "You will be at my side for that, will you not?"
Those hands on his shoulders turned to arms wrapped around his waist, and lips at his neck, kissing and sucking. Rhy shivered and pushed back against the firm, hot body, felt the growing firmness of Alucard's desire against his body.
"Of course, my darling. Of course."
[And a few minutes after the memory is up there, enjoy a very annoyed looking video of Rhy Maresh himself.]
Before anyone wonders aloud over the promise. He was not.
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Perhaps you can't miss what you haven't known, but your world can. It once knew it very well. And King George is a fussy little magpie that wants the shiny little thing for himself. What a fool.
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Mm... I suppose that’s a good point, one I hadn’t considered... Still, it isn’t something you are responsible for.
[And he’s going to be stubborn about that point, as many times as he needs to make it when Rhy apologizes for the matter of the doorways and how it cut the flow of magic off from the ‘grey-world’ or however his friend referred to it. There is a small smile in his voice though as he responds,]
The world is quite full of fools, I’m afraid. Clearly he didn't get his way, given how things in my world have continued to progress, I think?
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[Because it seems a bit strange, not that he considered himself an expert on the habits of royalty. Rhy was, after all, the only example he had to go off of.]
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[A power like that in the hands of the wrong ruler would be a terrible thing.
He almost asks if Antari are a common magic in his world, but thinks better of it. He’s not stupid, if it were a common thing then there would probably be reports of people appearing in unexpected places in his world. There would likely be more awareness on the idea of alternate worlds, which there was not.]
You have... a few more Georges down the line from your current George, then a William, and then Queen Victoria. Victoria was an interesting woman. Her son is currently in power after her passing.
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Oh no. We're already on our fourth George if the way they sign these letters is right. Are there names OTHER than George over there?
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Oh, my mistake. Then there is only William, Victoria and Edward ahead.
[He does laugh a little though at the question, the subject of naming was one that he often found rather absurd. Did it not get confusing to have the same name as your father?]
You would wonder with as many Georges as you’ve had to deal with, it’s a... strange tradition when one considers how many names there are to choose from.
(ooc: I got the year the book took place mixed up >_>;;... I’m a potato. Lucky for me Watts’ memory is canonically spotty has heck.)
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[His world's renewed contact with the other London is so recent. He is quiet intrigued. Then again, he doesn't know much of the Gray London's world. So it would continue to shock him. All he knows is that sometimes the land seems very backwards.]
Strange indeed. Though my brother says the George that recently passed was a lovely man, his son sounds tiring. I think I shall deprive him my brother's company for a year at the least, and see if there other lands my brother can learn of."
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[Really, how stupid did one have to be to entertain such an idea. Still... it was a rather troubling notion.]
They couldn’t though, right?
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But I don't like risking it.
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You are right, and it’s certainly smarter to not take an unnecessary risk in that case.
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[That’s what family is for, after all. At least proper family... And he can tell how much they care for one another.]
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Well... Until you do? You know where you can find me to remind you to, and some pretzels to snack on if you need it.
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[And it would be a lie to say he wasn’t glad to be able to share his love of food with someone. Especially Pretzels.]
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[It’s an attempt at a joke, a rare occurrence, but he thinks it decent enough. He feels comfortable enough with Rhy at this point to try.]
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I'll keep it in mind.
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Good, I would uh— hate to have to answer for it. I’m not sure I could stop encouraging the eating of pretzels if I tried.
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