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sirenspull_logs2012-10-01 08:15 pm
ibreakrules) wrote in sirenspull_logs2012-10-01 08:15 pm
Let's Go Fly a Kite!
Who: Frau, Hiccup, and Toothless
When: Backdated to Sept, 31
Where: In the skies!
Summary: Frau runs into the duo while on his hawkzile. Almost literally too.
Warnings: Really messed up Frau to add on top of his usual warnings
Everything had been weighing on Frau so heavily lately. Teito's disappearance had nearly crippled him, and he'd started plunging down a path that could easily destroy him. Thankfully he hadn't reached the point of not turning back, but it had been a slippery slope. Worse yet, it could all happen again. He'd lost almost every reason he had left to fight, and it made every day more difficult than the last. The scythe continued to drag on him.
With nearly nothing left, Frau had returned to the only thing that had ever calmed him. Heights. He'd managed to test run the hawkzile a few times and get it fully airworthy about a week ago. While he really shouldn't have realistically been taking it as high as he was, at this point, he didn't much care. Frau desperately needed the feel of the wind on his face. It wasn't as good as what he could have had at home, but it would have to do.
When: Backdated to Sept, 31
Where: In the skies!
Summary: Frau runs into the duo while on his hawkzile. Almost literally too.
Warnings: Really messed up Frau to add on top of his usual warnings
Everything had been weighing on Frau so heavily lately. Teito's disappearance had nearly crippled him, and he'd started plunging down a path that could easily destroy him. Thankfully he hadn't reached the point of not turning back, but it had been a slippery slope. Worse yet, it could all happen again. He'd lost almost every reason he had left to fight, and it made every day more difficult than the last. The scythe continued to drag on him.
With nearly nothing left, Frau had returned to the only thing that had ever calmed him. Heights. He'd managed to test run the hawkzile a few times and get it fully airworthy about a week ago. While he really shouldn't have realistically been taking it as high as he was, at this point, he didn't much care. Frau desperately needed the feel of the wind on his face. It wasn't as good as what he could have had at home, but it would have to do.
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