Octavia Blake (
okteiviakom) wrote2026-03-05 09:42 pm
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The Woods on Isla San Pedro, Chile, Thursday Afternoon
It had been about a week. Some communication mishaps aside, life on their quiet, private Chilean had settled into its own kind of equally quiet, calm routine.
For Octavia, a healthy portion of her part of the routine was made up of long walks roaming around in the woods. Trying to catch sight of the local wildlife, finding out which plants grew where, exploring.
And on this particular afternoon, she'd once more taken Duke with her. They'd been walking for a while, the cabin already out of view somewhere back in the direction they'd come from. Octavia was looking up towards the treetops as she moved, taking the very real risk of tripping over something in the undergrowth right along with the vague sense of awe that tended to come over her whenever she was in a place like this.
"How long do you think some of these trees have stood here?"
[ooc: NFB because of distance. For the sailor and massive SP because that's the kind of week this is.]
For Octavia, a healthy portion of her part of the routine was made up of long walks roaming around in the woods. Trying to catch sight of the local wildlife, finding out which plants grew where, exploring.
And on this particular afternoon, she'd once more taken Duke with her. They'd been walking for a while, the cabin already out of view somewhere back in the direction they'd come from. Octavia was looking up towards the treetops as she moved, taking the very real risk of tripping over something in the undergrowth right along with the vague sense of awe that tended to come over her whenever she was in a place like this.
"How long do you think some of these trees have stood here?"
[ooc: NFB because of distance. For the sailor and massive SP because that's the kind of week this is.]

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Irony, or something.
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It was not unlike the way she'd wrapped herself around the tree, earlier.
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"You were trying your best," she murmured. "It just doesn't always work."
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"Which is at least honest," he said. "Even if it freaks me out sometimes."
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Like he had with Lucifer earlier.
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"So I guess I just... wanted to make sure you don't think I think you're the only one that gets things wrong sometimes."
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Even when she was part of why they sometimes felt necessary.
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A good one.
"De nada?" she offered.
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Like a kiss could settle them fully back into an equilibrium.
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(It was at the heart of all her wants.)
Even after she broke away from the kiss, she stayed close, trying to encourage him to press his forehead to hers.
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He let it rest there and breathed her in. Sweat and soap and green things.
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