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There is no pain, you are receding
WHO: Rhys Rhydderch and Peter Banks
TONE: Psychedelic
RATING: NC-17
WHEN: Wednesday night
WHERE: Rhys's chambers.
WHAT: Trippin' balls.
WARNINGS: Violence and sex.
STATUS: Ongoing.
Rhys thought both new flying instructors were quite interesting, amusing in their own ways. One of them obviously thought he was clever, and he was, in that way that young people could be, quick witted, but with no real understanding of the real humor behind anything, too impressed with himself to see properly. And the other was even younger, almost a boy, really, in his attitude and priorities. It made him much easier to play with, and Rhys was bored. He wasn't going to back to Wales until tomorrow, and everyone else interesting had left, including his lovely little Runes professor, off to spend the hols with the couple keeping him like a pet.
Banks should be just the thing to while away the hours. And he hadn't had an excuse to brew up one of his old favorites in months, really. So he put the cauldron on the boil, got what he needed, and started working his magic. It was a wonderful little potion, this one, something he'd modified for his own use in '74, a wicked head trip with just a hint of suggestion in it. By the time Peter arrived, it would be philtered and stoppered and sitting on the table in his front room.
TONE: Psychedelic
RATING: NC-17
WHEN: Wednesday night
WHERE: Rhys's chambers.
WHAT: Trippin' balls.
WARNINGS: Violence and sex.
STATUS: Ongoing.
Rhys thought both new flying instructors were quite interesting, amusing in their own ways. One of them obviously thought he was clever, and he was, in that way that young people could be, quick witted, but with no real understanding of the real humor behind anything, too impressed with himself to see properly. And the other was even younger, almost a boy, really, in his attitude and priorities. It made him much easier to play with, and Rhys was bored. He wasn't going to back to Wales until tomorrow, and everyone else interesting had left, including his lovely little Runes professor, off to spend the hols with the couple keeping him like a pet.
Banks should be just the thing to while away the hours. And he hadn't had an excuse to brew up one of his old favorites in months, really. So he put the cauldron on the boil, got what he needed, and started working his magic. It was a wonderful little potion, this one, something he'd modified for his own use in '74, a wicked head trip with just a hint of suggestion in it. By the time Peter arrived, it would be philtered and stoppered and sitting on the table in his front room.
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The older man leaned in even closer, and his eyes seemed to shift. His sclera were an amber color now, instead of white, his pupils long and sideways slitted, like a goat's, but wavering slightly, as though they were being viewed underwater. One long, clawed finger tapped under Peter's chin, and it was the oddest doubling sensation - the very distinct feel of a sharp point pressing into the skin, almost breaking it, was overlaid with the more gentle, firm press of warm skin, a human fingertip.
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Age meant power and experience, but Peter knew he was clever and quick and full of energy. He had no doubt he'd come out on top.
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"Beautiful," Rhys purred, and part of his voice was human-satisfied, and the part that existed in Peter's head was a basso, animal growl, an older male, confident in his ability and power, in his prime, not at all threatened by some young upstart. He was still holding the book in his hand, and he laughed suddenly, wondering if they'd even need it. He leaned in so he was only inches from the other man's face, and bared his teeth/fangs in a wide grin. "Are you still in there, Banks?"
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He'd be put in his place, blood and bruises and broken bone and it would be delicious. Peter licked his lips and growled before suddenly pouncing. If he was light and airy before, he was even moreso now, without society's mandates on what counted as proper movement weighing him down. He moved like a snake, darting out fluid and deadly fast, but clearly with a human intelligence still directing him to try to use Rhys's bulk against the other man.
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The skull under his skin shifted and snarled, baring fangs, his eyes gone into deep, hollow shadows from which blood and gold glittered around dark pools of indigo. His claws dug in to the other male's skin as he grabbed for him, threatening to rend and tear.
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Then he twisted his spine, curling on himself in an impressive display of flexibility and kicked out with all his not inconsiderable strength with both legs. It could be said Peter kicked like a young bull and it wouldn't be a bad comparison.
But all the while, even through the snarls, his eyes were laughing and his mouth curved in an almost manic grin. There was no doubt that he was enjoying himself in all the ways imaginable.
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The older man hadn't been expecting a brawl when Peter showed up. But he did so like surprises, and it had been awhile since he'd truly gotten to inflict real, physical damage on anyone. There was a brutal side to him that he rarely got to indulge, a side that loved the heavy thump of impact, the crack of bone that was anathema to most wizards. Rhys was a very physical man, in certain ways, and if it meant taking down a cocky boy like this, so be it.
It would be fun.
Rhys didn't bother with anything fancy. His fist just lashed out in a flat arc, aiming for the side of Peter's head, to hopefully knock him sideways, so the older man could pin him down with superior weight and strength, maybe bash his head a few times against the floor until it was spinning and the colors in the room turned into a kaleidoscope of pain and dizziness. It was a plan, anyway.
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For a moment he had that perfect stillness that only the best of hunters could manage, before the hyena cackle rang out again and he launched himself forward in a full on tackle. Or was it?
It was a feint, and at the last moment he went for Rhys's legs instead of his torso, quick enough to pull off such an abrupt change in direction.
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There was a low counterpoint to the boy's cackle, an ocean deep laugh that seemed to lick out all the way to the walls, washing up them like water, or maybe like smoke. The sound poured from Rhys's mouth and crawled in Peter's ears and nose and mouth, wherever there was an opening, until the eerie sound was singing in his bones, vibrating through him on some infernal frequency.
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He heaved breaths in through bared, clenched teeth, feeling the fire sear through his lungs and ears and head. It danced along the back of his vision, pouring from Rhys. The man was a furnace and Peter suddenly wanted to claim it. Drink up that fire like wine. He snarled amidst a laugh and went for Rhys's eyes with his nails again. At the same time he brought his head up, seeking to sink his teeth into Rhys's neck.
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The light from it burned into Peter as he bit down on the skin of the older man's throat, blazed into his mouth like he was swallowing a road flare, white hot light searing inside him, to burn him, infect him, it was impossible to say, but there was blood and fire and something primal about all of it, as Rhys growled-
The bite wasn't entirely unexpected to the professor. The boy had kept baring his teeth - what else was he going to do with them? But the sharp, grinding pain of teeth in the long muscle of his neck was surprisingly good. It reminded him of some of the more intense encounters he'd had when he was in his twenties, and running wild, and made a sound that was half snarl, half moan, and without really thinking about it, he shoved a thigh between Peter's legs, forcing them open roughly as his nails bit into the boy's wrists.
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The thigh pressing his legs apart wasn't unexpected by now. It was spring and Peter felt the rhythms as keenly as any bird of the forest did. His snarl changed in pitch and he jerked his knee up, sole flat against the carpet to effectively return the gesture as a slow, rolling arch curved his spin and lifted his hips. Yes. This was good. This was how things should be.
Peter loosened his teeth just long enough to shift and bite at a more tender area, just as hard, and the snarl changed again. Nearly a croon this time, but with a promise of violence if Rhys let up for even a moment on his hold.
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He needed a free hand, and that wasn't happening in this position. So he shifted his grip slightly, wrenched free from the boy's teeth, feeling the skin tear. But he needed the leverage to bring his head down sharply, headbutting Peter as hard as he could, wanting to daze him just enough so that he could change the way he was grabbing the younger man. If he could force Peter's arms above his head, he could grab both wrists in one big hand, leaving the other free to do as he liked. Choke, grope, claw, undress.
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Then Rhys was pulling back and he bit down harder, coming away with blood on his mouth. His tongue slid out to lap at it with a deep rumbling groan, but he couldn't move his head enough to avoid the blow. For a moment there was nothing at all, and Peter went limp.
Then the precious second was gone and he was struggling again like a spitting cat, lashing out with teeth and legs. He was still reeling a little, so the bite aimed for the throat was too high and missed the intended target.
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"Not yet, little lion," Rhys called out, and his free hand slipped lower, between Peter's legs to rub and tease as he struggled to keep the boy down.
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But at the same time his body arched and twisted into the touch, and after a moment he abandoned the struggle to fight against Rhys for the struggle to get more of that pleasure and give some in return. It was difficult with his hands restrained but he used his legs and his flexibility as well as he could.
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Deft fingers were undoing the smaller man's trousers, now, tugging them down to free the boy from cloth confinement.
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Then clothes started coming off and he nearly cried out in relief. Yes, clothes should be gone. They got in the way. They stifled and strangled and if he could have had his hands free oh how he would have helped them both be free.
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Then he was growling, trying with all his cleverness and strength to flip them, but it was hard to keep from getting distracted by Rhys's clothes--they needed to be gone too. In the end he was trying to pull Rhys's shirt off and tackle him at the same time, and really only accomplished wrapping around him like a limpet. In spite of the futility he still managed to find a place to bite down and his short nails raked over skin and cloth almost hard enough to make up for the lack of being claws.
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Rhys drove his hips forward, still laughing, as the younger man wrapped around him. It rubbed him nicely against the flying instructor's bare prick, the soft fabric of his pants a gentle counterpoint to the heavy force of his movement as he dipped his head and fastened his teeth to Peter's throat.
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Not that he would stop fighting or wouldn't try again to come out the victor. The drive to compete was unshakable and letting something as little as a single loss deter him was so far beyond his knowing that it didn't exist in his world.
Peter grunted into Rhys's skin as he worried at that broad shoulder with his teeth. The rough pressure and smooth cloth fanned the delicious fire up into a blaze, and he was loving every moment of being consumed. He writhed and twisted, even bringing his feet to bear for extra bruising leverage.
But it was the bite that got the strongest reaction out of him yet. The sound that burst out of his bloody mouth was far from human, high and at the same time begging for more and promising retribution. One of his hands came up in that moment, snagging into Rhys's hair and pulling hard, while the sound subsided into harsh panting and Peter raked the nails of his other hand down Rhys's back again. Encouragement? Warning? Probably both.