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venatoris) wrote in
deercountry2021-09-09 04:02 pm
oh, Lazarus, how did your debts get paid? [ OPEN ]
Who:
infractus,
lefthemisphere,
egyptologist & you!
What: event shenanigans in one fabulous catch all, for all your RP needs
When: Throughout September
Where: All over!
Content Warnings: mentions and gifs/images of blood and dead bodies, death, decay, and trauma, possible suicide ideation, possible R rated scenes of varying degrees, etc etc. will mark as needed



(( ooc; event prompts, various september logs, and tdm continuations will go in this thread. if you have something you'd like to do, pm me or hit me up at
pincurls! ))
What: event shenanigans in one fabulous catch all, for all your RP needs
When: Throughout September
Where: All over!
Content Warnings: mentions and gifs/images of blood and dead bodies, death, decay, and trauma, possible suicide ideation, possible R rated scenes of varying degrees, etc etc. will mark as needed



(( ooc; event prompts, various september logs, and tdm continuations will go in this thread. if you have something you'd like to do, pm me or hit me up at

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He plunks the pot he's found on one of the open spaces; this greenhouse is for Cas, so he doesn't imagine that it'll stay empty for very long.
"For sure. I mean, back home it's all kinda real, so it negates the purpose of faith a bit, but I was never the prayin' type anyway." Not unless he was praying to Cas, and Cas can't hear him anymore.
"Yet," he says, dumping some dirt in the pot and squinting, because he doesn't really know how you take care of a flower. "If one ever does win out, could be a bloodbath."
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"People can take their faith a little too far," she agreed. "But that usually means they've somehow missed the point."
At least...with the religions she knew. All of them came back to the same point: life is precious.
"Fortunately, I don't think it'll ever be like that in Valeria." The Elves were extremely proud and stubborn. But they weren't fools. Even at their worst...
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"You're lucky," he says, watching her, taking note of how she does it. "It gets messy when it's taken too far."
Very messy.
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Ariadne smiled. For all of her sunny outlook and optimism, people rarely looked at her life and called her lucky. They saw her lost family, dead parents, her siege life and cramped servant's quarters without windows. She was lucky, but it was a bit funny to hear someone else say it.
She ducked her head, carefully working the soil to a good consistency, before she picked up the dahlia and tenderly began to bury the roots.
"Well, I've seen plenty of messes. Just not that one in particular." She glanced up from beneath her lashes. "You sound like you don't care much for religion."
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"That's a nice way of putting it." Dean fucking hates religion, hates what it did to his family, his friends, the goddamn planet. The friggin' whole apocalypse was a setup, and his entire horrific, torturous existence literally created to prove a fucking point.
No, he doesn't care for religion.
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Damn it, she was still thinking like a spy, wasn't she?
Ariadne wasn't sure she'd ever be able to shake all of that training.
Nimbly, she finished packing the soil, before standing up and brushing herself off. "This is going to need a lot of sun," she told him. "Where's the sun best in the morning?"
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"Uh, this side," he gestures, to the right side. "I was out here this morning and the sun came up from that way."
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She stepped back, then clapped her hands on her thighs, turning to face Dean.
In that moment, she realized, there was really no way of avoiding it. She was going to have to talk to him about Anakin.
"I'm not supposed to be here, you know," she said. "Anakin Skywalker doesn't want me talking to you."
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Dean's staring at it, rolling over in his head how he's gonna present it to Cas when Ariadne speaks again.
"Excuse me?" Dean lifts a brow, drags his gaze up to fix on hers as he folds his arms. "You're allowed to do whatever the hell you want. Wait-- who doesn't want you talking to me?" Frickin-- what?
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She wasn't a child.
"Anakin," she said. "Anakin Skywalker. He's a Sleeper. Like us."
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It's like a lightbulb was turned on.
"I know of him." Dean's seen the movies, but that's another discussion for another time, if even at all. "Well -- lemme ask you this. Do you wanna be here?"
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It was a little word, but it meant more to her than she could possibly say.
A lot of people came through the multiverse with friends. With family. With people who understood their worlds.
She was alone.
Family was the one thing she needed most.
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It means a lot to Dean, too. He doesn't throw that word around lightly - not this Dean, not to anyone. Dean's family back home had been nonexistent; Lucifer was wearing Sam to the prom, Cas was a spaced out druggie that Dean has essentially led straight into debauchery himself, Bobby was dead, Ellen, Jo, Ash...everyone else was dead. Dean had almost no one.
"You're always welcome here, and no one will ask you to leave."
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She hopped up on the shelf beside the plant, crossing her ankles. "Just like I know you would never try to 'take advantage' of me."
Ariadne still wasn't convinced there was anything worth trying to get out of her, anyway.
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"Course I wouldn't." Dean slept around plenty back home, but he took no for an answer, and he didn't take advantage of people. "Is that what he told you?"
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She knew them. All of them.
Back home, anyway.
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Sounds sleazy, and sure Dean's a douchebag, but he isn't slimy. He takes personal offense to that, thanks very much.
"Let me guess - he feels like he's got some kinda claim on you cause you look like his wife."
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She just had the misfortune of looking like her. And snarly males often got very territorial where their mates were concerned. Snarly females too, if she was being honest and if her family history was any indication.
No one got between her mother and the people she claimed as her own.
"I suppose I'm the wrong person to ask. I know nothing about love."
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You know. He's also not barking orders at Ariadne.
"I don't know much, either." He's learning, slowly, what it's like to allow himself to feel those emotions, but it's complicated. It's always been complicated with Cas.
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That surprised her in some ways. Not because he had made it clear her knew a lot about sex. She understood that there was a difference. But more because Dean always struck her as so worldly. It was hard to imagine that there was much of anything he hadn't experienced.
...or perhaps he just seemed old?
Not that he was old. But he...acted old.
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Dean feels ancient, a broken shell of the man he used to be. He's thirty five and feels seventy.
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She knew that courtiers flitted from bed to bed. But two months was incomprehensible to an Alastrian, who knew only pairs that mated for life and remained so fiercely loyal it bordered on neurosis.
Humans were always full of surprises. But she wasn't especially sure how much she liked this one.
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He furrows his brow a little, like jeez.
"Something wrong with that..?"
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Despite Anakin's wishes, Ariadne was going to look to Dean for answers.
In all fairness, she'd never had an older brother. Well, Galen had hatched first, but that didn't count.
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"Dating...probably works differently where I'm from," he says, pushing off the wooden shelf and gesturing. Might as well go inside if they're gonna talk about this, sit down and have a drink. Ariadne's surrounded by a lot of people in Trench that are from some version of Earth - might as well learn about it.
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