Octavia Blake (
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Lucifer's Mansion, Saturday Evening
Guess there were some pretty obvious perks to Duke and Lucifer's newly-constructed pool in the basement of the mansion. Like the option of a quiet, private evening swim, which was exactly what Octavia had just indulged in.
What had then drawn her up onto the top floor of the house was unclear, but what had drawn her out onto the balcony was much easier to pinpoint: the waxing crescent moon, bright in the sky. Almost painfully obvious for her, for natshana, as much as she'd tried to put a little bit of distance between herself and... all of that.
It didn't feel much like distance at all, right now. Everything with her just kept coming back to objects in the sky, didn't it? This planet. The Ark. Eligius. Natshana, skaifaya -- en deimeika. Octavia watched the sickle-shape in the sky, and gave a little sigh, like something in her chest, her shoulders, was deflating.
A thought almost flitted through her head without anything actionable catching onto it. Almost. It was a song, something she'd heard recently, fed to her by whatever algorithm took over once whatever she'd been listening to before it had run out. Something she hadn't even let play all the way through, the first time around.
As she got her phone out, she wondered whether she was even going to find it.
She did.
She pressed play, and let it play quietly out into the darkness of the evening.
Yellow sun is shining in the afternoon; I'd really like to tell you, but I feel it's too soon...
[ooc: Open, SP likely. Also yes I am magicking enough clear sky for her to see what I've been looking at all evening, shush.]
What had then drawn her up onto the top floor of the house was unclear, but what had drawn her out onto the balcony was much easier to pinpoint: the waxing crescent moon, bright in the sky. Almost painfully obvious for her, for natshana, as much as she'd tried to put a little bit of distance between herself and... all of that.
It didn't feel much like distance at all, right now. Everything with her just kept coming back to objects in the sky, didn't it? This planet. The Ark. Eligius. Natshana, skaifaya -- en deimeika. Octavia watched the sickle-shape in the sky, and gave a little sigh, like something in her chest, her shoulders, was deflating.
A thought almost flitted through her head without anything actionable catching onto it. Almost. It was a song, something she'd heard recently, fed to her by whatever algorithm took over once whatever she'd been listening to before it had run out. Something she hadn't even let play all the way through, the first time around.
As she got her phone out, she wondered whether she was even going to find it.
She did.
She pressed play, and let it play quietly out into the darkness of the evening.
Yellow sun is shining in the afternoon; I'd really like to tell you, but I feel it's too soon...
[ooc: Open, SP likely. Also yes I am magicking enough clear sky for her to see what I've been looking at all evening, shush.]
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darling just checking in to see when you'll be 🏡?
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Until the little buzz.
I don't know, she sent back, because maybe moody balcony time couldn't be rushed.
But also, she knew that maybe sounded ominous (at least after thinking about for a moment), so...
Soon probably
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Nothing outside of the usual
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There's drinks here right?
It was an absurd question, thanks for noticing.
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Did he have to go over there and make her a cocktail? He eyed the hatch.
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Then she sent back, simply, Sure
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And then out, on the way towards the house. It really was conveniently close.
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And played the song for herself, one more time.
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He walked into his bar.
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Just waited, leaning against the railing.
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She gave him the softest little huff. "Why's it called that?" she asked, reaching for the glass.
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Right before actually bringing the glass up to her lips, finally.
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She didn't look like she disapproved, swishing the taste around in her mouth.
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Then she reached up and pressed a light kiss against his cheek, murmuring, "I do."
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