Reno of the Turks (
raspberryturk) wrote2008-02-02 07:27 pm
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The Woods, Saturday Evening
"Rude's a prick," Reno complained.
It was official. Parking the chopper in the forest was a brilliant tactical move for anyone who wanted to be cruel and annoying and... cruel. Therefore, Rude was a brilliant tactician. And a prick.
"We'll find the chopper," he vowed, "and we'll fly the chopper," he vowed, "and then we can find Rude and kick his ass after we land, yo," he vowed some more.
"And it'll be totally worth it."
[For Rikku, please! Them's some big woods. :D]
It was official. Parking the chopper in the forest was a brilliant tactical move for anyone who wanted to be cruel and annoying and... cruel. Therefore, Rude was a brilliant tactician. And a prick.
"We'll find the chopper," he vowed, "and we'll fly the chopper," he vowed, "and then we can find Rude and kick his ass after we land, yo," he vowed some more.
"And it'll be totally worth it."
[For Rikku, please! Them's some big woods. :D]
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It was all about her eyes, wasn't it?
No?
Her breath was so warm.
Were they flying?
Huh.
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She couldn't tell who leaned in the last inch. Maybe they both did.
His lips were soft, and her heart was pounding louder than the blades overhead.
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Her breath was warm.
They were flying, right?
Of course they were.
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Except for how he didn't.
And they weren't going to die in a spiral of flame.
Except how they totally might.
And he didn't have to breathe.
Except how he had somehow made the decision that he'd smother to death if he had to.
This was insane.
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This was flying, wasn't it? It was. With his head spinning like chopper blades and there was the steady thrum of the rotor in his chest and her hands were probably some sort of equally cliché shit like the sky wrapping around him, only it somehow didn't seem cliché. It just was however it felt like it might be. So they were flying, and her hands were the sky, and he wasn't flying the chopper so much as it was flying them, and he was too wrapped up in her lips and her hands and her breath to be able to stop and pick apart reality from the metaphor.
And he'd have to breathe. Eventually.
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She blinked and looked over -- right, he had the controls. Did he? She ... looked back at him, nervously, and smiled. "I, uh, do ... do you ..."
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Huh. He was normally more coherent than this after a kiss. What the hell?
"Yuh-huh," he decided. Who needed to hear the rest of the question, anyhow? Questions were overrated. Answers probably were, too. They were still in the air? Good. Yep. "I'm gonna just. You know."
There was vague gesturing toward the ground. Maybe the ground was that way.
Heh.
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She bit her lip, staring up at him. "I ... uh. Should I ..."
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They had kissed. Which was nothing surprising. It was a good kiss. That was good. Whatever. Sure. Okay.
But where the hell had it come from?
...
He'd temporarily lost his mind. Or something. And. Huh.
He was still smiling like an idiot, too. Probably should stop that.
Anytime now.
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Okay, Reno. Sanity. Coherency. Other words that end in y. Good. Good.
"S'good," he felt the need to clarify aloud. "S'good, zoto."
So. There were clearings in the woods. He'd be nice and park the chopper closer to the con than Rude had.
Rude was totally a douche.
Yeah.
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Her seat. Very nice. Less confusing over here. Except over here you got to worry about being insane, and about him thinking you were insane, and him being insane, and why you had just kissed him. So ... not much better. Still.
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They had no idea what they were talking about. Crazy little inanimate lights. It was just a kiss.
Well, yes, the blinky lights continued saying. But it was the kiss and Reno was going to just put his hands over the blinky lights to shut them up before he turned everything off and sat there in silence for a moment.
"Huh."
The blinky lights were fucking insane.
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Intelligent.
"The, uh. The chopper's ... really nice."
Much better, right there.
At least it was sort of dark in here and he couldn't see what a colossal moron she was?
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Perhaps there was a sort of moronic echo in here. That might explain the contagious sort of stupid.
"Gettin' dark out."
And the blatantly stating the obvious.
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"That's a good idea," he decided as he heaved the door open. Yep. Going. Good idea. Sure beats spending the night in the... in the chopper.
Huh.
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She took off his coat and held it out. "I, uh. Th-thanks."
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"It's still cold." He made no motion to take his jacket back. "Colder."
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She looked really cute when she was weari--
It was cold out.
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No. She had no idea why she was being stubborn, either.
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He figured that his logic was returning to him, at least.
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