Jack Chessing (
dragonsclaw) wrote in
knightsoflegend2017-12-03 10:51 am
Entry tags:
- !main plot,
- alainn o'rourke,
- buffy summers,
- david charming,
- dean winchester,
- faith lehane,
- felicity braddock,
- finnick odair,
- fredrick jr.,
- isabella alessandro,
- jack chessing,
- jeanne gar,
- kat samcelot,
- marcus andres,
- mikhail kalachnik,
- myrilandel odair,
- rose hathaway,
- sam winchester,
- spike,
- violet reedhym
krozna ♔ our wrongs remain unrectified
WHO || Failboat, Mikhail Kalachnik, ?? ?? [closed]
WHAT || The Ex-Knights of Failboat arrive at Krozna
WHERE || Krozna, Russia
WHEN || 2 days after LA
HOW || Actionspam or prose
Sidelined from the mission that has been many of their lives for years, the group who had once stood against Keijen Blade has made a dangerous gambit - they've decided to leave the Knighthood, knowing they may never be allowed to return. With them, have gone Sam and Dean Winchester, and Faith Lehane. Their destination? A distant monastery overlooking the village of Krozna, in the Ural Mountains. This hidden location was home to many Shadowkind who did not wish to deal with the prejudice that their appearance might force upon them out in the world, particularly in Russia. Wynn had apparently established a location here for Knights that broke the rules of the Knighthood so extremely to reflect upon their crimes, or for those whose powers made it impossible for them to live out in civilized society.
This monastery of misfits is run by a man named Mikhail Kalachnik, a willing exile who volunteered for the position, a man vouched for as trustworthy by both Jack Chessing and Finnick Odair. It is here that the former Knights will set up a base of operations from which they intend to rescue Rafael Giovanni, research a way to stop Keijen Blade, and take him down once and for all, along with the evil Mind Master.
But first, they must get to know the exiled Knights with whom they will be sharing this hideout...


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[ because she's an adult. but she watches him with awe, lips parting in surprise. this boy is literally on fire and even though vi is the daughter of a nature goddess and plants are very flammable, she knows the renewing power of fire. she can't deny that the warmth draws her in like a moth to, well, a flame. her cheeks feel hot, eyes stinging with dry, but gosh, it's beautiful.
when she manages to speak again, it's a half-breathless, half-wry: ] Show off.
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But if you insist...
[ and with that, he'll banish the firewhip and step to the crenellated edge of the roof, climbing up on the thin wall, looking back at her with a wink, and then stepping out into the air.
his foot seems to step firmly onto nothing, and he follows it up with another step, and another. each time he takes a step, he leaves a strange smoking aftermath in the air there, hanging for a moment before the wind blows it away ]
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You're really putting anything I can do to shame and frankly it's rude.
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All that control. [ her eyes flick back up to his face. ] So why are you here?
[ #blunt ]
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Because. All that control doesn't happen overnight.
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I almost killed myself three days ago trying to use too much. Maybe you can teach me a thing or two.
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Snowflakes. [ vi offers a small shrug ] I told you Spring is my thing.
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So, Dominik Tsvetimir, what do you think of the insanity that we brought to your doors?
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Are you flirting with me or is that just how you talk?
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No? ...wait, what was the question?
[ it's been three years. apparently vi has no idea how to deal with being flirted with because warmth rushes to her cheeks blessedly already pink from the cold and the strange feeling of being flirted with makes her legs feel like jello and she has to grab his arm as she stumbles into him. ]
Oh, you're hot. Warm! You're warm. [ what the fuck. ]
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