Khemrys (
homeless_pard) wrote2022-01-10 10:55 pm
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We'll just see about this...
Who: Requiem and Jason
When: A day after the shopping trip? (long enough to set lights and get planters planted)
What: Trying to piece together just what the hell is going on here.
He was still braiding his hair when he stepped into the donor quarters. Sure, it was easier to just go to the club, but he wasn't always in the mood for the lights and noise, hence seeing if any of the donors were still available and willing...
...the donor quarters were always slightly brighter than other areas because the most common occupants were not vampires (not that the Circus was ill lit by any means) but it seemed even brighter than normal. Perhaps one of his meals yesterday had been high? It would explain the mild headache and sensitivity to light today? And would explain why he was loathe to go to the club. He was never at his best when post-drugging.
He tied off his braid with a leather thong then nodded, pulling his hood up. It was a 'necessary part of his character' the cape, and comforting besides, fewer people dicked around when it came to donating when he was caped. Something about the mystery and darkness inherent made them bend their necks to him easier.
Appearances. Feh.
He finally glanced around then blinked, those were...grow lights? Not sun lights, they didn't hurt, they were just bright. And plant troughs had been added, he could smell the damp earth and the tease of herbal scents just under the smell of bee balm blossoms. Well, that was new, he wasn't certain who had decided the donors needed such but he certainly wasn't going to complain?
He was half way to the planters, curious about what had been seeded, before he spotted the man on the couch. What was Jean Claude's pomme doing here? Their Master would have said if the man had fallen out of favor, and yet these were the general quarters. "...Jason?" Perhaps he'd brought a lover and fallen asleep waiting while said lover recovered in a room?
It seemed the most plausible answer honestly.
When: A day after the shopping trip? (long enough to set lights and get planters planted)
What: Trying to piece together just what the hell is going on here.
He was still braiding his hair when he stepped into the donor quarters. Sure, it was easier to just go to the club, but he wasn't always in the mood for the lights and noise, hence seeing if any of the donors were still available and willing...
...the donor quarters were always slightly brighter than other areas because the most common occupants were not vampires (not that the Circus was ill lit by any means) but it seemed even brighter than normal. Perhaps one of his meals yesterday had been high? It would explain the mild headache and sensitivity to light today? And would explain why he was loathe to go to the club. He was never at his best when post-drugging.
He tied off his braid with a leather thong then nodded, pulling his hood up. It was a 'necessary part of his character' the cape, and comforting besides, fewer people dicked around when it came to donating when he was caped. Something about the mystery and darkness inherent made them bend their necks to him easier.
Appearances. Feh.
He finally glanced around then blinked, those were...grow lights? Not sun lights, they didn't hurt, they were just bright. And plant troughs had been added, he could smell the damp earth and the tease of herbal scents just under the smell of bee balm blossoms. Well, that was new, he wasn't certain who had decided the donors needed such but he certainly wasn't going to complain?
He was half way to the planters, curious about what had been seeded, before he spotted the man on the couch. What was Jean Claude's pomme doing here? Their Master would have said if the man had fallen out of favor, and yet these were the general quarters. "...Jason?" Perhaps he'd brought a lover and fallen asleep waiting while said lover recovered in a room?
It seemed the most plausible answer honestly.

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"Oh, hey Requiem," he mumbled sleepily.
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He rubbed at his face. "I'd be in Jean Claude's room, but Anita was over..."
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Jean Claude wouldn't risk upsetting Anita, but, well, "Asher chose someone?"
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He was still slurring a bit, but was waking a little more. "Said there was a hunter chasing after her for like two years, and her hands and feet are practically shredded."
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He rose to his feet. "If she's awake I'll introduce you. She's probably going to try to get up and curtsy, so if you can convince her to stay off her feet, I'd appreciate it.
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And she curtsied in this day and age. Ah.
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He gestured for Requiem to follow, shuffling down the hallway into what seemed like darkness compared to the bright lights in the donor quarters. He stopped at his door, giving a polite knock. "Khemrys?" he called softly, "are you still awake?"
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The knock garnered a quiet, "aye lord?" She had had enough time to stitch together a shift of the mossy green fabric, though she still wore one of Jaosn's shirts over it for now? And actually had her feet soaking again as she was seated at the edge of the bed, sewing...something else.
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"Can I come in? I have one of Jean Claude's people I'd like to introduce you to."
He slowly opened the door, peeking his head in. "Oh wow, you already made that? That was quick." Not realizing, of course, that it was basically an undergarment to her. "Your feet doing any better?"
And then he felt Requiem at his back. "Oh, uh, Khemrys, this is Requiem. He's one of Jean Claude's vampires. Requiem, this is Khemrys."
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"Of course lord," she blinked, rising exactly as Jason had said she would, though she stayed in the confines of the soaking pan? And curtsied.
Requiem analyzed the form of that action and nodded, "hello, lady."
"Lord Requiem," she greeted in him, gaze on the floor before she rose and settled on the edge of the bed once more. "They are easing in pain, lord Jason, thank you. And shifts are quite simple things, but comforting to have."
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He saw her return to sitting on the bed, so he didn't say anything about the curtsy. Not that telling her she didn't have to do that would stop her. The thought made him crook a smile.
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"If you wish us to step away so you may add layers, lady, we will," Requiem noted.
"It wouldst be a boon," Khemrys admitted quietly.
He nodded, stepping back and pulling the door closed in front of Jason. "A shift is underwear," he supplied.
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He eyed Requiem for a moment. "I'm going to grab that bottle of ibuprofen. Don't go interrogating her or anything while I'm gone." He jogged lightly down the hall.
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"If she is genuine, Jason, fair warning. Giving her your clothing may give the wrong impression."
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He returned quickly with a small bottle in his hand and eyed the door. She should have had enough time, right? He knocked again. "Khemrys, is it safe to come back in?"
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"Aye, lords, apologies." She had the rough stitched skirt on now with the shift and one of Jason's shirts. She would FINISH stitching it later, pins would hold it for now!
"No need to apologize," Requiem assured. "I had some questions, once Jason doses you."
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Jason cocked an eyebrow at the wording but crossed to Khemrys anyway. He demonstrated quickly how the cap opened and offered the bottle to her. "Usually two, no more than four at once. Human dosages, anyway."
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She played with cap for several moments, making sure she understood how to use such, then took a tablet and...casually nibbled the edge of a pill to test what it was made of. Unpleasant, yes, but this was how she analyzed! Bitter, yes, very, but under that, and the empty, almost granule taste of the filler, hmmm, an acid? Some acid were of aid in stillroom so of course she understood how such might work. That noted she swallowed the one she had nibbled and handed the bottle back to Jason. The better to see how it might interact in her system alone! "Aids based in acids may cause damages," she agreed softly.
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He turned back to join Requiem, flashing him a look and mouthing 'what?'. The vampire was so paranoid in his old age. Maybe he just needed to eat.
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