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captaincatblock) wrote2015-04-05 09:10 am
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Get into the van, kiddo.
[Peace is a funny thing. It's been teased and denied for so long that now that it's happening, it's almost weird. He'd missed most of the drama with the princess and her traitorous Terran Knight -- not that he's fully convinced of it, but if it gains them this peace, then he won't question it -- but he had been returned to his kin as Earth's first peace offering.]
[Kuroo hadn't been too happy about that, hadn't even had the time to say good bye to Tsukki after being whisked away by a couple of generals and then thrown into political chaos. But he had endured it, because he knew that eventually, the princess would get to the small issue of Kuroo's kataphrakt and how he intends to spend his time on Earth. He could be a diplomat, he'd offered, or teach his fellow Versians about Terrans, since he's learned a lot. Anything, he had added meaningfully, if he allowed him to keep his landing castle close to Earth if not entirely on its soil.]
[He'd gotten some leeway in the end, after weeks of endless talks, so here he is now striding into the hanger where they kept his mech, in full Count regalia. Oddly enough, he only has Terran escorts with him, and they back away well enough when he reaches his destination.
Tsukki? Oiii, I'm looking for your mechanic, Tsukishima Kei. [first he calls out, and then just outright asks someone to find Tsukki for him]
[Kuroo hadn't been too happy about that, hadn't even had the time to say good bye to Tsukki after being whisked away by a couple of generals and then thrown into political chaos. But he had endured it, because he knew that eventually, the princess would get to the small issue of Kuroo's kataphrakt and how he intends to spend his time on Earth. He could be a diplomat, he'd offered, or teach his fellow Versians about Terrans, since he's learned a lot. Anything, he had added meaningfully, if he allowed him to keep his landing castle close to Earth if not entirely on its soil.]
[He'd gotten some leeway in the end, after weeks of endless talks, so here he is now striding into the hanger where they kept his mech, in full Count regalia. Oddly enough, he only has Terran escorts with him, and they back away well enough when he reaches his destination.
Tsukki? Oiii, I'm looking for your mechanic, Tsukishima Kei. [first he calls out, and then just outright asks someone to find Tsukki for him]
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[it's a sweet gesture, and he doesn't mind it at the least, only shifts the pillow underneath his head so that he'd be more comfortable, his hand resting over his head and the other around his chest. people did notice, however, and in the end they all hoot and comment in hushed whispers about how cute tsukki was with him and how spoiled their count was, to which tsukki just replies with an indignant,] I'm putting him for auction, actually. Someone take this cat away from me.
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[there's a lot of confusion in the movie as well when someone pipes up that they recognize the place gandalf and the hobbit were in, and what are hobbits in general, and kenma explaining what a wizard was. but the one thing that most of them agreed on was - "there's so much green," says yamamoto in awe.]
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Where is this actually on Earth?
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Do you mean this story? Or where they set it? [he adjusts his legs underneath him so he doesn't get cramps, a hand settling around the side of his neck as he turns, fingers brushing against his jaw like he really were an oversized cat on his lap.] Middle earth obviously doesn't exist and is just a story made up by someone, but they shot this movie in New Zealand. I'm told there was more sheep than people in there .... and yes, it's really green in that country. Nothing but miles and miles of land and the sea.
[someone brings up a map in their tablet of new zealand to look at pictures of the country, and then questions are asked to see if someone's been in that area ("oh, it's near australia!") since the count was in the neighbouring country. another person asks if horseback riding is as comfortable as these people make it look, because having a living thing between your legs seems kind of difficult, especially when you can't just control it like you would a ship.]
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A living thing between your legs is quite natural, as well. [Is what Kuroo mutters only for Tsukki's hearing, smirking at his own awful innuendo.]
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Oh my god, shut up. I don't know who you are.
[walks off in disgust and a chorus of laughter and hoots, leaving him in the floor because he actually has to go to the toilet, but he's not telling him that. when he comes back, he makes a stop in the kitchen for tea, which he's careful to bring back towards his spot with kuroo.]
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Welcome back, love.
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I keep on expecting them to break into song.
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The original books had them singing in a lot of parts .... they cut that out for this one, thankfully. Nobody needs seven people singing simultaneously about their quest.
[he says that after watching a musical ... anyway.] You'd fit with them. You'd never quit until you get things right, though you might be too ruthless for Tolkien.
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I suppose I could be a ranger. But I'll only agree if you come along as my elven lover. [Unknowing of the ships for this fandom...]
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[alas. but maybe he'll take the offer of immortality instead of just thinking of his duties all the time.]
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[and then - a tilt of the head, because this is one of the things kuroo jokes about from time to time - ] I'll be sad if I had to do that, though, having adventures with you and knowing you'll die one day. You'd be a gross old man and I'll still look the same, since elves don't age either, I think ....
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I would be a lucky gross old man to have spent my life with you. But I think we would find a way. I mean, they have wizards, I'd think an extended lifespan isn't too difficult to come by... [he leans down to murmur at Tsukki's ear] As for this life, I'm not leaving you so easily.
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[but he clings beside him anyway, leaning against kuroo as he fixes the blankets around them both.]
I don't think I can make you leave, anyway. If my family ever chose not to allow me to come to the castle you'd schedule visits around our lives whether we like it or not. [and then kidnap him.]
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[he lets kuroo hold him tight, and then murmurs,] If your parents were here, I'm pretty sure I'd be nervous, too.
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Hmmm. They'd ask about practical concerns, then congratulate me on my good taste.
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Tell me about your childhood.
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I would say it was the usual Versian life of a noble, but my generation is actually the first in Mars that has anything even established by way of tradition. My grandparents were Terran, after all, who flew to Mars to do research. [looks a little distant as he thinks about it, leaning his chin on Tsukki's shoulder] I spent my childhood learning things that would make me a good Count. Martian geography, space, territory management, a bit about Earth... Then I also spent a lot of time getting into loads and loads of trouble.
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My mother died in childbirth when I was about ten. The baby didn't make it, either. My father died in a freak accident in the mines we manage when I was fifteen. Everyone thinks it was an assassination, but we'll never be sure. [And that is how he became a Count.]
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tsukki holds his hand tightly.] I'm sorry.
For what it's worth, you wouldn't have to worry about that kind of history with my family. [a slight laugh. because they're fairly normal.] I'm the worst they have, and you're dealing with me a lot better than both of them have. They'll take care of you, too.
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