Nadia Reichenov (
coldheritage) wrote in
knightsoflegend2015-04-05 02:10 pm
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CHAPTER FOUR ♔ does it run in your blood to betray the ones you love
WHO || Failboat, Rafael, Isabella, Nadia [Closed]
WHAT || After an exciting Grammy night, the Knights meet up with Nadia to hear what she has to say
WHERE || Staples Center, LA --> Warehouse
WHEN || Feb 8th, 2015 [back dated]
HOW || Actionspam
[ The Knights' mission to stop the signal and prevent Draken's cult from spreading whatever subliminal message was lurking beneath Keijen Blade's performance was a success. It didn't come without its bumps in the road, however: Alexander Anderson showed up, and the Knights ran afoul of the Mind Master. Buffy nearly died fighting Anderson, but in the end, he was defeated, beheaded, and hopefully put to death forever. Finnick, though, found himself thrust into a mental illusion that convinced him he might still be in the Hunger Games, and left him uncertain about whether any of his life here was real.
Another surprise came in the form of an announcement by Nadia Reichenov, an artist working with Crombe and company, that she was changing her band name and taking things in a 'new direction'. This direction was perhaps revealed when after her performance, she approached the Knights in Rafael's dressing room - and handed them the necklace that connects her to the Nightmare God Malaak'a, saying she was willing to tell them everything. ]


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... I'm happy for him. I do not know the man himself well, but it was clear how Des felt about him. He deserves such happiness.
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#yallaregross]
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[ She steps in, slipping her hands loosely around his middle
because she's too short to be casual about putting her arms around his neck. Moon eyes still in full force, she seems to step out of the goober-y parallel and set her mind back to the task of updating him about Des. ]We should track him down before anyone ships out; we could all get breakfast or something.
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[ Her nose crinkles with dissatisfaction at the reality, and she hums out a sigh. ]
I just don't even want to think about leaving you again already.
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it's not that simple, of course, but the simple intimacy of the atmosphere makes a convincing argument for it, and it's hard to find a good reason to want to dispel the illusion while it can last. there'll be plenty of time for the weight of reality outside that door. ]
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[ She finishes, the bright light of wonder beaming in her eyes. There's a barely-restrained hum of excitement in every inch of her, and her fingers curl to grip steadily at the back of his suit jacket. In so many ways, she seems ready to just call off the next two months and zip off to the promise of Italy now. ]
Can't we just stay here? Pretend nothing outside this room matters? [ It seems like a pretty compelling argument for the time being—at least to her with her crit failed will save to pull away and leave. Here and now, her expression matches his in ease, summoning up a rarely found playfulness in direct answer to how comfortable he appears. Whatever dark cloud they'd been struggling out from under all these years dissipates, or at least parts to allow the sun in for the first time. ] Just for a few more minutes.
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I feel like any minute, I'm just gonna wake up from a really good dream. [ In so many ways, it all feels too good to be true—at least now, while she's able to ignore the cost it's come at. The pain and loss that hangs heavy in the suite upstairs. Guilt begins to gnaw at the back of her mind—how dare she find happiness while so many of the people she loves are suffering?—but as long as she remains here with him, she can keep it restrained there, subdue it. ]
You know what I just realized? [ She cants her head to the side, evaluating him with a beaming sort of pride. ] You won last night, and we never got the chance to celebrate. [ Leaning up, she kisses him softly on the cheek. ] Congratulations, Rafael Giovanni. You're a Grammy winner. That's big.
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[ Concern flashes, but doesn't entirely subdue the light and levity in her expression as she turns towards him. She doesn't close the distance between them, but with the way her eyes fix on him, she doesn't need to. The impression of closeness, of intimacy, is one born of the way she watches him. ]
If we don't have a life beyond this fight, then what are we even fighting for? You can't save a world you're not even a part of. Things like this are what help us do what we do. When the war's over, everyone needs something to go home to.
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[ She's still trying to unexperience the overshare of "side-tail." Seriously. One mock-shudder later, she follows him to the window, gazing out at the city. ]
It's weird. None of them even know what's going on right in front of them. [ The people walking below, that is. But she looks up at Rafael. ] Even Burt, with his brother.
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