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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You are flirting with me, [ she finally decides. ] Why?
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[ now that she's put it out in the very blunt open, his eyes rake across her features slowly, in a way that makes her feel like the one whose skin is unusually warm ] It's been years since I had anything lovely to look at.
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Our team is made up of many beautiful women, [ she points out, staying still so he can just carry on doing what he's doing. ] Lots of lovely to look at.
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is he getting closer? ] Most of them already seem to have someone keeping them warm at night.
Plus, I doubt any of them can make flowers grow in a dead frost.
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Was it the flowers that did it?
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Was it? [ s l o w l y vi's hand leaves his arm, finally, shifting very slightly to ghost her fingers against his torso. ] It's only that you seemed more interested in showing off, which was pretty cool, and then poof, sudden interest in flowers, violets included.
[ a beat. ] That's what Vi is short for.
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I'm sensing a theme.
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[ fingers curling against the fabric of his suit jacket, she surges up on her tiptoes, caution vanishing with the cold as the warmth of being this close to him envelops her, anxiety burned away in a rush of heat. she might have been dancing around it, but there's no hesitation when her lips press to his, rough and almost determined. ]
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there's the pleasant sensation of his lips sliding up into a smile against hers, the only beat of anything remotely resembling hesitation in his response. his hand slides across her cheek, her neck, fingers gliding back into her hair as he pulls her into him, the kiss bold and seeking, his lips claiming hers again and again - softly one moment, fierce and hungry the next, as the heat of him swells against her.
and damn, if he doesn't know what he's doing (dex 23). ]
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hot. ]
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he chuckles against her after that keeps up, a low, appealing sound that hums through his chest. with one last languid kiss, he draws apart long enough to say decisively, eyes flashing: ] My room.
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Yeah. Yeah. Definitely not the stairs.
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Aren't there single people in the village?
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[ her chin tips to look up at him defiantly, green eyes sparkling with mischief. ]
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and then he reaches down to open the door with his free hand and back her inside. ]
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I want you to tell me what you want.
[ it's not a question, per se. ]
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he runs his eyes over her slowly before finally answering her. ] I want to see you take your clothes off.
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Do you like to be in control all the time?
[ her fingers curl around the hem of her long sleeve shirt, peeling it up over her head and tossing it over her head. she has another tee shirt on underneath with the nasa logo emblazoned across the chest and a tank top poking out underneath that. this might take a while. ]
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Not everyone has had a chance to let go and let someone else have control once in awhile.
Have you?
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