Octavia Blake (
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From the Beach to Lucifer's Mansion, Monday Morning
This wasn't the first time Octavia had ever woken up on a rocky shore, coughing up water and feeling battered and cold all over. But the familiarity didn't really do anything to make her more comfortable. The opposite, if anything.
Just like she supposed she should've been glad the island had at least seen fit to turn her back in the clothes she'd gone to bed in on Friday night, but it was hard to find any comfort in a soaked tank top and pajama pants clinging to your skin on a chilly morning in January.
Octavia clambered up on her feet - great, no shoes either - and looked around. Didn't take long for her to figure she was -- well, not right by where Lucifer's house was, but still much closer to it than she was to the port.
And several far too long moments later, she was outside the mansion. She banged on the front door, and muttered to herself, "You better not be at the Rouge."
She hadn't noticed the seaweed stuck in her hair, yet.
Or the way she was beginning to shake from the cold.
[ooc: Primarily for the two, unless you really want to cross paths with her on the trek from the beach!]
Just like she supposed she should've been glad the island had at least seen fit to turn her back in the clothes she'd gone to bed in on Friday night, but it was hard to find any comfort in a soaked tank top and pajama pants clinging to your skin on a chilly morning in January.
Octavia clambered up on her feet - great, no shoes either - and looked around. Didn't take long for her to figure she was -- well, not right by where Lucifer's house was, but still much closer to it than she was to the port.
And several far too long moments later, she was outside the mansion. She banged on the front door, and muttered to herself, "You better not be at the Rouge."
She hadn't noticed the seaweed stuck in her hair, yet.
Or the way she was beginning to shake from the cold.
[ooc: Primarily for the two, unless you really want to cross paths with her on the trek from the beach!]
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"But do try and get dry first," he said, holding out Octavia's towel. "Clothes are on that stool over there."
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She reached for the towel without really pulling away from Duke, and cast... something of a wary glance towards the clothes.
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"If you'd rather just hang out naked . . . can't say I disagree."
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"Suppose the snuggies would keep the worst of the draft out."
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It'd matter, what she put on next.
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She remained sceptical.
But she also didn't have the words the explain it. "Okay," she muttered. "It's fine, jaka, you don't have to go anywhere."
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It was! Elegant, because he couldn't help himself, but simple and warm.
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(Her skin barely felt like her own, and she could tell by looking at the sweater it would cling to her like a second one, and feel just as unfamiliar.)
(It is really just a sweater.)
She moved to pull it on over her head, but her face had gone a little... blank.
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"You can wear my shirt if you want," he offered her softly. "I'm sure I can borrow one of Lucifer's."
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Maybe reaching over to stop her whole... Sweater-pulling-on process.
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"Duke's option," she said, simply.
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"Hand me the sweater, I'll take care of it," he said.
He was - sigh - going to have to invest in some shapeless hoodies.
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"It's a fine sweater, Lucifer," she muttered, without looking up. "Just -- not today."
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And just waited for Duke to come back.