( OPEN ) cold ground got a hold on me
Who: Geralt + Jaskier, Yennefer; You
When: September // Septeril
Where: Aefenglom
What: Full moon + events/quests later
Warnings: Body horror
[ prompts in comments. find me at
discontinued for plotting. ]
OPEN: quests + wildcard
CLOSED: full moon | wish break
When: September // Septeril
Where: Aefenglom
What: Full moon + events/quests later
Warnings: Body horror
[ prompts in comments. find me at
OPEN: quests + wildcard
CLOSED: full moon | wish break

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Oh, you don’t—you don’t have to...
[ It only makes her feel worse when he’s offering to help her.
Then one of the children speaks up, very matter off actly. ]
Miss Alex, you’re not a very good jumper. Let the mister help you!
Thanks for the vote of confidence...
[ She looks back at him, hesitant but resigned. ]
If...you don’t mind, please.
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He lifts her with ease, giving her enough height so she can reach the kite.
Yeah. He can place the scent now. She must realize -- but she hasn't pointed it out, either, that they've met. He'd have expected her to after he, you know. Took a bite out of her.
He'll ask her how she's doing when the children run off. ]
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The kids cheer, one of them running up to take back the kite before they all scatter again. ]
Thank you.
[ She finally looks him in the eye. ]
It would’ve been a...difficult situation if I had to actually climb up there.
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Once the kite's back in good hands, he leans back against the trunk. There's little segue into the topic; it's clear he's just been waiting for when there aren't a rabble of children around them, demanding cats and toys from treetops. ]
You were in the lake that night. [ A simple, casual statement. ] Full moon.
[ He peers at her. She's the only one he never got a good look at. Rolling in the water hadn't given much time to take in details. Her changes even in this form are more obvious than his own, which suggests she's been in the city awhile. ]
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You—-you saw...?
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Relax. [ He studies her for a moment. ] You smell the same. And I didn't run into any other merrow that night.
[ That he remembers, at least. He doesn't think he lost any time, but it's hard to say. That whole night, little murky. ]
Sorry I bit you.