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Welcome to Atlantis Academy! (Lia && Chokuro)

Tanner gave a soft "mmm" as the leg was wrapped around his and the hips were thrust. The blond didn't act on the actions, other than pulling Relic tighter to him, the hand that was on his side now wrapping around to rest at the small of his back. He was confused when the other man pulled away, but not for long. He watched in morbid fascination as Relic delivered a strong punch to his brother's groin. Tanner smirked at that and moved to kiss over his boyfriend's neck in defiance. What did he care if the other had a problem? No one else did.

Tomias's question perked Tanner's head up, though. His eyes were narrow and his mouth was set in a firm, thin line. "You interrupted us for that?" The elemental didn't know what to do first. Flip Tomias off? Tell him to go fuck himself? Manipulate the metal in his clothes to burn him? Kill him? There were a million things going through his head, but in the end it was his selfishness that won over because he didn't want to get up off of Relic. "Go screw yourself. Seriously." He had no problems answering the defense professor's questions, just not right then. "Maybe go practice better timing and you'll get further." That said, Tanner bent his head to nuzzle at Relic's chest, ignoring the man sitting next to them.

Hyper-sensitivity coursed through Calder as Rune continued to thrust into him. With his brain reasonably able to think, the blond's hands held at the other man's sides, fingers questing to learn each bit of what they could reach. Watching Rune as he orgasmed was...well captivating. The twin was sexy to begin with, but when his face contorted in pleasure it took his beauty to another level.

Calder shuddered under the touches, loving them.
 
Relic giggled softly, his hands pushing thruogh the blonde's hair while he listened to his brother. Nikkos? The man who was in teh room with them. He lifted his arms and wrapped them around Tanner as he refused to answer his brother's question. He looked at Tomias while his features dropped and knew. It would be easier to answer him. He sighed heavily and turned to look at the man nuzzling against his chest. "Tanner ... You will get rid of him faster if you answer." He whispered, leanin down to kiss the top of his head and pushing his fingers htrough his hair once more.

Tomias nodded, plopping there with his arms crossed over his torso. "Please! I will stop interrupting you two ... Unless needed." He stated and nodded to himself at the thought. He would . . . More than likely. Though, his 'needed' was different than normal people's. He sometimes felt there were moments that needed to be interrupted.

Rune slowly slid off the man, lying beside him with his limbs stretched out with a yawn. "Well... That's a nice afternoon snack." he mumbled absently.
 
Tanner growled, but looked up anyway. His eyes were still ice cold as he glared at the man. "You'll stop interrupting us, period, or you'll get no information what-so-ever." He was a negotiator by nature. He didn't know why, but the blond was usually able to get what he wanted without giving up too much. "Agree, and I will set time aside to sit down and talk to you about Nikkos after dinner tonight." He was talking through clenched teeth, not really wanting to argue or talk at that moment with anyone but Relic.

It wasn't that he didn't like the other, he just hated his timing and choice of interruptions. In the blond's mind, it was a nice offer on his part--metal could get awfully hot, awfully fast.

Calder let go, albeit reluctantly. He took the initiative this time, though, and rolled onto his side, arm flung over Rune's waist and he hummed in agreement. "Nap time?" he mumbled, half nuzzling the pillow, half nuzzling the other man's shoulder.
 
Tomias looked at the other two, thinking on the decisions. Get the information and never bother them again, or ignore it all and just fin out on his own. He thought for a while, tapping his forefinger upon his chin before he sighed heavily. Damn. He did not want to wait and find out on his own. Pushing up from the ground, her nodded. "Yea yea. I'll go to the twins' room after dinner ... Or something." He mumbled, pouting while he walked off to go and find something to do.

Relic sighed softly. He pushed up from the ground, his elbows behind him and holding him up from the ground and he looked over at his brother while he left. Soon, turning back to the man, he smiled warmly. "Want to get food?" He suggested, stomach growling as he looked around them. He was quite hungry. He could use the food and well, the faster thy berid of Tomias, the faster they ould have utter fun and cuddle and play all the time.

Rune looked at the man beside him, literally staring at him before he nodded. He leant over, briefly kissing his lips before he pulled the blankets up and he nuzzled into the pillow. It only took him a few moments, but soon enough, he wound up falling asleep. His arms snaked around the blonde, pulling him against his chest and he nuzzled his nose into the croook of his neck, relaxing with the other as his teddy bear.​
 
"We'll be in mine!" he called out after Tomias. Tanner was a man of his word-he would sit down with the other and tell him all he knew, and answer any questions he had. The blond was just glad to get rid of him for the moment. He kissed Relic's chest as the man sat up, disappointed that the moment was gone. But he wouldn't ignore the twin's stomach, or anything else he asked for, and so Tanner nodded and pushed himself up, offering a hand to help Relic up too. "He pouts like a child," he commented about Tomias good-naturedly as they walked to dinner.

Calder was asleep before Rune was, or he thought so anyway. It didn't matter. He was warmly tucked into the twin's side and happily to boot. It was several hours later that he woke up, still curled around the other man and vice versa. The blond smiled sleepily, watching Rune sleep while thinking that he could get very used to sleeping like this.
 
Soon enough, Relic and Tanner had eaten happily together. The twin not at all concerned by his lack of brother near him. He knew he was safe. The whole telekenetic connection thing was definitely a plus at times like these. So he just got some food for the two passed out in their afterglow to bring up to them once he and Tanner were finished. Finished eating, finished cuddling, finished making out, all those fun things. He had a nice time curled up against Tanner, nuzzling into him and eventually having him feed him. Not in any romantic way. No, that would make more sense. He was just in a lazy mood at the times he whined to be fed by him. Either way, dinner was great, and Relic was excited for Friday. A whole day with the man?! Skiiing, having fun, just the two of them, and then dinner? Oh, it was going to be the best.

Taking the food and his lover's hand, he laced their fingers while beginning to walk down the hall to their room. Well, Tanner and Calder's room. He leant over, kissing teh man's lips softly before he moved into the room, seeing the two passed out in bed still. He chuckled lightly, glancing over the injuries on calder's form before he set himself onto Tanner's bed. He placed the bag down near the other bed for the two to get, but not step in, and then rested his back against the wall behind him. "Tomias will probably wind up popping in sometime very soon." He stated, turning to look at the man and smiling lightly.​
 
Tanner was too happy to hold Relic against his form as the ate, feeding the twin bites of dinner. The blond enjoyed doing such things; they felt almost as a bonding experience to him, like he and Relic were somehow becoming closer to each other from these simple acts. It was a silly notion, but Tanner felt it all the same and he thoroughly counted on enjoying the feelings all the same. He was disappointed when dinner was over because it meant lack of contact with Relic, even if it was only to their room and they were still holding hands. He wanted to have the other man as close as possible. He could hear the whining in his own head.

The couple in bed looked content and so Tanner ignored their presence and simply nodded to the idea of Tomias being there soon before slipping in behind Relic. His own back now was pressed to the wall, and his legs were spread completely open, one resting on each side of the twin's hips. Relic was pulled back against his chest, Tanner's arms wrapping around his shoulders securely. "The sooner he's here, the sooner he leaves."

Calder heard the two enter, but showed no signs of it. They weren't bothering him and, for the moment, Rune still seemed perfectly asleep. But talk of Tomias showing up and Calder sat upright as best he could. "Were you going to wake one of us up to tell us?" he grumbled, more towards Tanner than anyone. The last thing anyone needed was Tomias showing up and feeling it was his duty to wake his little brother up. With a sigh, the blond leaned over Rune a bit, shaking his shoulder lightly. "Hey sleepyhead. It's time to get up."
 
Relic giggled lightly and nodded, nuzzling into the other's chest silently as he curled up happily. His hands rested in his lap, tugging at the bottom of the baggy shirt he was in. He definitely needed to get his own clothes. While he liked to wear Tanner's since they made him feel all the closer to the man, he enjoyed more when his clothing fit him perfectly - which they did. It helps when one had a seamtress on speed dial... especially one who adores him. He so loved that woman. She was slightly nuts, but if she was sane, then they would not really get along. His whole family was unstable, but that was well beside the point.

Rune growled. Full on verberating in his chest and he hissed at Calder with an annoyed "Fuck off" before he turned his back to him and pulled the sheets up his form. He would not get up until he wanted to. He had heard his brother and Tanner come in, say something about Tomias, then he was just slipping back into slumber when the damn blonde beside him tried to wake him up. No. He was going to continue to sleep until he was fully and properly rested. He was exhausted from the whole events of the day, and he would not be disturbed. Fighting takes a lot out of a guy! Then combined with having sex afterward ... he needed more sleep damnit!

Tomias knocked on the door to the dorm before peeking his head inside, hearing Rune mumble his lovely little curse and he chuckled softly. "Even I'm not dumb enough to wake him up." he stated before he glanced over to Relic and Tanner, beaming instantly. He stepped into the room, closing the door with a bump of his hip as he bounded off to the bed, hopping onto the edge and looking at Tanner. "Okay! Tell me!" He chimed, not even caring about common curtesy like, oh, say, waiting to be told to come in. He rarely did and well, it was not like there would be something he could walk in on that would frighten him. He walked in on the twins one time and ... Rune had had a shitty day and he was traumatized enough with that one to not care about anything else.​
 
Tanner just rolled his eyes at Calder, who was now scoffing at Rune.

"Fine" was muttered by Calder with a little huff. He was just trying to be helpful! He wasn't upset, though, more annoyed really as he climbed over Rune and pulled on his boxers just as the door opened and Tomias walked in. All the blond could pull himself to do was stick his tongue out at him before grabbing a towel and heading to the showers for the third time that day. He just needed to wake up.

"Hello to you too," Tanner muttered, eyes narrowing at Relic's brother. But he made a promise, he reminded himself, and with a deep breath Tanner calmed himself and began to talk.

"Nikkos is... Well, he's difficult. Atlantis was his first job, I believe, and he's tough. No one knows how it happened, but he became involved with Youjin Kim pretty heavily for a few months. Nikkos seemed happier when he was with Youjin. Not as strict, anyway. Something happened-only he and Youjin know-and they split. Within weeks, Nikkos was seen with Gemini-he ran the health center until a few months ago. Again, something happened and they split. No one knows why. No one knows what happened. Now, he's worse than he started: mean and moody, always glaring at people and being anti social.

"I don't know much about his history before Atlantis, nor have I ever been close with him. You might be able to find Youjin around and speak with him. Or Rylee Seoras. He and Nikkos are fairly good friends. No matter who you talk to, you're going to have a rough go of it if you're interested in him. He's stubborn and it seems to me that he's fairly wounded."
 
Tomias listened intently to the other, his emerald eyes directly on the male all the while he spoke. Hmm. Bad break ups or something seemed to be the case. He thought for a moment, tapping his forefinger upon his chin while he pondered what to do. Hmm. He was sure he would wind up getting crushed physically if he went after him. He could attempt to woo him into his web. That would be fun. Did he hear the sound of a dozen roses being bought? Why yes, yes he did. He grinned and leant over to kiss the blonde's cheek, pat the top of Relic's head and he hopped off the bed. "Thank you! Tootlelloo!" he chimed happily before stopping at the door to look over Rune. "And Rune, be sure to not break any of the students, I'm sure that will be bad.' He waved, despite getting the finger from the elder twin, and off to the hall he went. Now ... If he was Nikkos ... where would he be? why did he guess 'office' as the answer?

Relic smiled warmly, turning to look at Tanner and he smiled all the more. "Thank you." he whispered, leaning up and kissing his lips gently. "Besides, this way, he'll be occupied with chasing Nikkos ... and he'll leave us alone." he added and then kissed him once more, leaning down to kiss the side of his jaw, then his neck. Oh, the pleasure he got from kissing this man. Even in the most innocent of ways. Yep. He has definitely fallen hard for him. In only a day too. ​
 
Tanner waved his hand at Tomias idly as he left. It really didn't matter to him where the other was off to, because he'd likely get his head bitten off for whatever he was up to. He wasn't kidding when he said that Nikkos was not a happy person as of late. But, it was Tomias's neck, not his own-he'd kept up his end of the bargain, and it seemed like Relic was perfectly happy with that so that was all that mattered. He smiled and contorted them so that his arms were under Relic's knees, lifting the other man up. Tanner pulled his legs in, sitting Indian-style, and plopped Relic's rear end down in the circle that his legs made, smiling as he did so.

As long as they weren't interrupted like they had been in the courtyard and hallway today, Tanner didn't care who was occupied with what. He smiled and kissed Relic, tipping his head back to allow the kisses to his neck. "Good," he replied with a smirk. "Nikkos deserves it."

"Who deserves what?" Calder walked in, rubbing his head roughly with his towel in an attempt to get all the water droplettes out. The blond spotted the food, and kissed both Relic's and Tanner's cheeks in thanks before sitting on the ground next to the bed Rune was asleep in and dug in. "I'm starved."
 
Relic looked over at Calder, seeing him enter and he smiled wit hthe kiss to his cheek, giggling lightly before he sunk lower in Tanner's embrace so that he could rest his head on his chest. his hands upon the other's hands and he loked over at Calder. "Mm? Oh. Nikkos ... Tomias has currently claimed him as his new target." he stated nonchalantly, shrugging his shoulders while he nestled into his position in front of Tanner. Oh, happy days.

Tomias bounded about before he found his way back to Nikkos' office. A single red rose in one hand while the other lifted to knock upon the door. Impatiently waiting for him to respond. Yes. He had SOME manners, just not when it came to anything involving the twins. He really wanted to get Nikkos, and not just for his own notch in his belt. Oh no. He wanted to make him happy. He hated seeing people so pent up inside and not even thinking about having a good time. He wanted to let other enjoy life as well. Whether or not this turned into a romantic relationship, that did not matter TOO much. He wanted one - Nikkos was so hot - but he would not push anything. Just as long as he could get the guy out and about.​
 
All he could do was snort. Nikkos had been the first person Calder had encountered at Atlantis, and he had never liked him. He certainly wished Tomias luck, and hoped that Rune took enough pity on him to heal the wounds he was sure to come back with. "Then Tanner's right." He looked up at the sleeping man and shook his head. He didn't know how Rune would sleep tonight, but the twin was grown and could make his own decisions. Calder stood and got dressed before pressing a kiss to Rune's cheek and finishing his dinner. "I'll be back." He wasn't sure where he was going, but he didn't want to stay and watch the other couple make out all night.

"It's after office hours" was the dull reply Nikkos gave to the knock on his door. Once it was four-thirty, he saw no students nor any teachers on business. Four-thirty in the afternoon until seven-forty-five in the morning, Monday through Friday, was for him. Anyone else could piss off for all he cared. The administrator shifted in his chair and continued reading the book he was only half-way through, ignoring whoever was on the other side of his door.
 
Tomias rolled his eyes, "Exactly" was all he said before opening the door and walking into the room. He walked over to the desk, holding out the rose as he bowed to the other. "May I take you out for dinner? Nothing romantic, mind you, just two teachers escaping the children and going out. I'll buy you a driiiink." He girnned, twirling the rose within his fingers silently. He would not let himself be denied. If he had to, he would whine. He was not beneath that at all. He wanted to show the other that there was plenty of time to have, well, a good time! They were young -- okay, NIKKOS was young. Tomias was an old fart [as the twins nicely said so when they were younger] but he definitely felt young.​
 
He growled when his office door was opened anyway, and Nikkos looked up, eyes iced over and a snarl on his lips. He snorted at the rose, ignoring it while cringing at the drawn out words and the excitement in the other's voice. The administrator didn't know much about the new teacher but immediately knew that he didn't like him. Giving Tomias a glare, Nikkos shook himself out of his observations mentally and returned to his book.

"No."

Whether or not the man said it wasn't romantic, dinner and drinks couldn't be anything but. And he didn't want to be around people, anyway. "You may close the door on your way out."
 
Tomias sighed heavily. He should have known this was not going to be that easy. Letting the rose set upon the desk, he straightened. His arms folded over his torso, eyes keeping to the man and he soon rolled his emerald orbs a moment later. "Don't just stay in your stuffy office! You'll get asbestous or something..." he shook his head of the thoughts and then turned to look down at him once more, tapping a foot impatiently upon the ground. "I'll let you ride in my lamborghini ... It's nice and silver." He chuckled, loving that car more than anythign really. Best ride known to mankind. He shook his head and then looked down at him once more, grinning to himself. "Come on! Anything to get you out of this damn office. Doesn't even have to be dinner. Drinks ... Karaoke... Drag the other teachers with us. I'll make the twins and their boy thigns join us! You could probably witness Rune strangling me." He added the last part with a happy chime, knowing how many people would love to see him strangled.​
 
Nikkos gave a heavy and annoyed sigh. Why was "no" so hard to understand? Had he said it wrong? Did the other think that perhaps he'd said no to something else? Or did he simply think that the comment about closing the door behind him was open-ended and could be acted upon whenever he wished? Whatever the case, Nikkos was determined to set the other straight. He placed his book pages down on his desk and turned to Tomias, face and attitude and demeanor completely business.

"No. No I do not want to have dinner with you, no I do not want to have drinks with you. No I do not want to leave my office. No I do not want to see any of my colleagues after four-thirty. No I do not want you here. Yes, you may leave now."

His office door threw itself open, banging hard against the wall behind it as Nikkos's eyes burned with frustration.
 
Tomias stared at him. Awe! He was so cute when he was angry. The door slamming only made him briefly jump and his eyes stared at the other before he chuckled softly. "You don't wish to leave the office?" he grinned and then turned on his heel, exiting without another word to the other. Oh, he was a devious little thing. Who was that Rylee Tanner had been talking about? He searched through the halls, humming to himself before he perked up upon seeing the redhead so many had thought about before. He squeaked happily and ran toward him, literally jumping onto him. His arms wrapped around the inch shorter man, legs aroudn his hips. "YOU'RE RYLEE! You must help me." He stated excitedly, not really having any of his weight against him, rather just holding onto him. "Help me make Nikkos less of a stick in the mud! He won't leave his office and I wanna make him have a nice night." he stated, pouting pathetically while he looked at the other with a smile to his lips, adding a simple, "I'm Tomias by the way."​
 
Nikkos was pleased when the other left, closing (okay, slamming) the door behind the man and locking it with a lazy wave of his hand. Nikkos enjoyed peace and quiet and solitude. Tomias brought with him noise and chaos and...people. The administrator shuddered at that thought as he picked up his book and sighed comfortably.

Rylee was shocked when he suddenly had an armful of...someone. Before he'd even finished talking, the redhead had set the man down on the ground and took two steps back from him. He had a...thing about personal space and strangers. They didn't mix.

Ahh. Nikkos. Yes, Nikkos could be rather...frustrating. Tomia--oh yes. The new defense teacher. Rylee only could shake his head. "Nikkos will never not be a stick in the mud. If you want him to have a nice night, leave him in peace, in his office, to read his book. If you want him to go out for what you consider a nice night... Well, forget what you want-what your ultimate goal is-and play his game." Rylee didn't understand why most found Nikkos hard to read. Really, it was easy: Either you did what Nikkos wanted, when Nikkos wanted it, and how Nikkos wanted it, or you incurred his wrath. What was so hard about that?
 
Tomias pursed his lips together, brows furrowing as he listened to the other. He whined lightly and his arms folded over his torso, pouting like the little kid he was deep down. "Sooo boring!" he groaned and pushed his fingers through his brown locks, thinking for a while before he grumbled softly. "But his game insists on being alone. No one should just ... be alone. People need people." he tapped his fingers upon his toned torso and he looked over at the redhead once more, smiling lightly. "You're quite the cutie yourself." he added, having just now realized that. Yep. The school was filled with pretty people. He shook his head from the thought before he clapped his hands together. "Oh oh! Ideaaaa!" He chimed excitedly, leaning over and kissing his cheek softly. "Thank you Rylee!" He said, turning on his heel and literally running htrough the halls. Swerving through the students and faculty, not caring about the 'no running' rules and things like that. he never listened to them anyway.

Hopping into the cafeteria, he stole his way into the kitchen, giddily preparing the food that was rolling through his mind right now. He took a bit of a while, enough for the man to probably finish most of the book, and soon enough, he had a bowl with white rice perfectly cooked in it, then a plate with some teriyaki chicken on it as well. He placed them onto a tray and hapily made his way back up to the office. Staring at the door, he rolled his eyes, unlocking the door with a little flick of his wrist, he walked into the room and placed the tray onto the desk in front of the man, turned on his heel, and out the door he went, closing the wooden thing behind him as he did so. He made his way out of the room, deciding to just ... go have fun elsewhere. Or something. Possibly plot more things to do to make Nikkos open up to him a bit​
 
Rylee only shook his head at the other-both his comments and his running off without much of an explanation. Somehow, it didn't surprise him even though he didn't know the man at all. Shrugging, he went on his way.

The clicking of the lock annoyed Nikkos and he looked up, ready to curse at whoever had the nerve to do something like that. He was left speechless, though, when the food was put down in front of him (one of his favorite dishes, by the way) and the other walked out with so much as a word. The latter surprised Nikkos more than the food. He thought for sure that Tomias would wind up plopping himself down and inviting himself to eat with him. The action filled the administrator with questions and doubts and paranoia. What was the other up to? What did he really want? Why was he so interested in him? Why did he care? Was the food poisioned?

No, the last question was silly and Nikkos picked at it at first, testing to see if it was good. He groaned-the food was delicious. The brunette sighed, questions still reeling in his head.
 
The next day, Tomias had thought of quite a bit to do. he was so excited! This was the best courtship he had ever been through, and that was saying something! He had a vampire whom he got to fall for him. He loved it. THis was going to be fun. He laughed at the thought, that morning he had gone to the book store - not having classes until later - and he got a few of the books he personally enjoyed. A few written in his time, and he wrapped the book up into a pretty little bow before he snuck into Nikkos' room when he was not there, setting the book onto the desk with a note of: To add to your thrilling nights -- Tomias and nothing else. He headed out of the room and soon began to wander the halls once more. Heading to his office and sitting with his right knee over his left, going over the few things he wanted to do for that day in the classes.​
 
The dinner that had been left for him was delicious. Nikkos finished every last bite of it, and was disappointed when he'd done so. Still, he questioned motives and kept his guard up. He stayed in his office almost all night, retiring only when he caught himself falling asleep with his head on his desk. Up early again, the administrator left to do his rounds and take care of other responsibilities around the school. It was the part of his job that he liked least, but didn't have a choice in doing it or not.

He was suspicious when he saw the package on his desk. It wasn't often that he was given gifts, other than bribes, and he wasn't used to seeing them in bows on his desk. But when he picked it up, the note set aside, the title looked interesting enough. And he had to admit that it was a rather thoughtful gift. The paranoia began to ebb away very slowly, as the administrator tucked the book into his desk for later reading and he set out to find Tomias. He may be an asshole, but Nikkos wasn't rude.

When he found the other in his office, Nikkos poked his head in after one short knock. "Thank you." He said nothing else and moved back out of the office, door closing behind him as he turned to return to his own office and work.
 
Tomias perked up when there was a knock, looking at the dark haired male as he entered. He blinked a few times, smiling a moment later. He liked it? Good. He chuckled softly and waved at him. "Welcome." He said happily before adding, "Wait until page 136 -- It's a doozy!" He called after him and he then went back to what he had been doing, humming to himself happily. He tapped his pen against the paper to the beat of the music in his head.​
 
The next few days went quickly for Nikkos. The book that had been left had kept him enraptured through the nights and he had to say that it was a nice surprise. He had thought that he might like the book after reading the jacket, but he didn't think that it would become (probably) one of his favorites. He sat in the courtyard today, reading the last chapter. Everyone was in class, and the administrator knew that he wouldn't be disturbed until lunchtime. He was enjoying the peace and quiet of the Utah mountains and the crisp air. He had to admit that it was a nice change from his office.
 
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