Lady Jace Beleren
Don't Feed the Pervert
- Joined
- Jul 2, 2014
- Location
- United States, East Coast
The way that Viskarra was laying against his neck, stroking her fingers over his scales, made him feel warm in a way that he had not known before. It was a strange feeling to be comforted by another. Yet, when he had finished telling her exactly what had happened, why he had been so desperate to bond with her, she slid from his shoulders. He heard her feet find the floor and, for a heartbeat, Noct was sure that she would abandon him now. Would push him away the same way that the other humans had. She had a perfectly fine dragon available, after all. Viskarra, of course, did not do what he feared. Would never do something like that. It was why he had picked her. The understand on her face as she asked him to shift, nearly demanded it. Her voice let him know that she needed him to do this. So, he did as she asked. Reality splintered and rearranged until the massive black dragon was human again, standing high above her still. And she said the words he needed to hear more than any other. More so than the joy she had let him feel while they flew, more than any harsh words she could throw at Merkur, those words began the healing of scars that no one could see. It would take time before he lost his sharp edge, before he could forgive the other dragons and the humans who had pushed him away. The thing he was not quite sure what to do with was Viskarra's arms wrapped around him. It was a human gesture of affection. He knew that much. And the feeling of her small arms squeezing him was soothing. So much so that he repeated it, wrapping his own arms around her. His eyes closed as they simply held one another. "I'm glad I picked you as well, no matter the circumstances." What she said next, though, struck him hard. He could feel her body moving, the urge to cry trying to force itself to the fore. It was another new emotion to deal with. Dragons could not cry and, even in human form, their bodies simply never attempted it. Tears were more foreign than physical contact. His first instinct was to lay his tail over her own. That would have been the dragon way to do this. Instead, he felt helpless as she spoke beautiful words, let him see his kind a little different. The ร ndemaner had stolen the concept of death, perverted it into something dragons feared. If Viskarra could look at him as a thing of beauty, he could try to forget that. He had never been one to spend time with his own kind, so their opinions were of little consequence. This small human, squeezing him so tightly was all that mattered. So, he would try to be human for her. With a gentle push, Noct guided her away from his chest, drew her attention upward. His hands moved from the embrace to her cheeks, wiping away the little bead of a tear that threatened to fall. Their eyes met and, despite his cool features, there was a spark of admiration in those eyes. It did not fade as he closed the distance and pressed their lips together. It was not what he had expected. Noct thought the kiss would be like touching hands, like that gentle touch she had given both dragons as they left the field yesterday. It made him feel warm, the sensation of her lips on his own softer and slightly... pleasurable. It struck him a moment later that this was not like touching hands. This felt far too intimate for that. All at once, Noct pulled away, feeling her lips cling to his own for a fraction of a second. His eyes were downcast and the panic was obvious. Yet, he could not bring himself to apologize for it. Found it... exhilarating. All he could manage was a small excuse. "I think I might have misunderstood a human custom." There was certainly no distaste in his voice, gravely from the high of the kiss, unexpected and intoxicating. |