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Volker was patient while Seteta calmed down Rations. The horse could still clearly smell him, and was shivering as he bound the foot. Volker was grateful for Seteta, truly. He never would have gotten to treat the horse if not for her, and likely would have slaughtered it days ago. Chaceledon was his mother, and he did love him, but he was utterly useless outside of a party. Chaceledon’s use would come into play when they hit the city. Until then? He was a bit of an irritating passenger.
Of course, Seteta had her moments. Like now. He sighed heavily and stood up, pulling the blindfold off Rations. He narrowly avoided a nasty bite aimed for his shoulder, and put some distance between himself and the lame horse. “He is happy to have found a mate and I am happy for him.” Volker told her. He wasn’t about to discuss his personal feelings with her. Not yet. Volker was an incredibly private man, especially when it came to love and his future. He was too afraid to believe in it yet. Talking made it real.
“Have a good evening, Seteta. This is the last time any of us are likely to sleep in a bed for many weeks to come.” He told her, wiping his hands on a cloth. His body language became more relaxed as he did so, and he leaned against the stable door.
“So youre fuckin’ mom, hm?” Aron chuckled. “And here I thought Lansom and Oor were the only kiddy diddlers in the family. Come here girl. If I know Mom, and I know Mom, you need a fucking drink.” He patted down his pockets and sighed. “This one doesn’t smoke either does he? A few thousand years up hell’s asshole and I can’t have a smoke?”
Aron shrugged and threw an arm around Seteta’s shoulders. “You need booze, I need booze...hey. Maybe some of the pets have party favors around here eh? The Anirans wouldn’t have taken it.”
Chaceledon looked up as Seteta was steered back into the inn by...he blinked. “Aron?” He inquired. That wasn’t Volker’s body language, or Klaus’. Aron had been the pugilist of the family; he didn’t use a weapon but rather his fists and legs. Chaceledon only remembered him as the severe alcoholic who had almost died from cirrhosis before the Well could take him.
“Seteta was just showing me to the liquor cellar. We have a deck of cards?”
Chaceledon smiled a bit. “I found a dominoes set.” he offered. “Dont go too mad. Rheinhard is a teetotaler, you’ll only need a glass or two.”
“Challenge heard.” Aron raised a pair of fingers to his brow in a mock salute. “Lead on, sharpear.”
Seteta
Of course, Seteta had her moments. Like now. He sighed heavily and stood up, pulling the blindfold off Rations. He narrowly avoided a nasty bite aimed for his shoulder, and put some distance between himself and the lame horse. “He is happy to have found a mate and I am happy for him.” Volker told her. He wasn’t about to discuss his personal feelings with her. Not yet. Volker was an incredibly private man, especially when it came to love and his future. He was too afraid to believe in it yet. Talking made it real.
“Have a good evening, Seteta. This is the last time any of us are likely to sleep in a bed for many weeks to come.” He told her, wiping his hands on a cloth. His body language became more relaxed as he did so, and he leaned against the stable door.
“So youre fuckin’ mom, hm?” Aron chuckled. “And here I thought Lansom and Oor were the only kiddy diddlers in the family. Come here girl. If I know Mom, and I know Mom, you need a fucking drink.” He patted down his pockets and sighed. “This one doesn’t smoke either does he? A few thousand years up hell’s asshole and I can’t have a smoke?”
Aron shrugged and threw an arm around Seteta’s shoulders. “You need booze, I need booze...hey. Maybe some of the pets have party favors around here eh? The Anirans wouldn’t have taken it.”
Chaceledon looked up as Seteta was steered back into the inn by...he blinked. “Aron?” He inquired. That wasn’t Volker’s body language, or Klaus’. Aron had been the pugilist of the family; he didn’t use a weapon but rather his fists and legs. Chaceledon only remembered him as the severe alcoholic who had almost died from cirrhosis before the Well could take him.
“Seteta was just showing me to the liquor cellar. We have a deck of cards?”
Chaceledon smiled a bit. “I found a dominoes set.” he offered. “Dont go too mad. Rheinhard is a teetotaler, you’ll only need a glass or two.”
“Challenge heard.” Aron raised a pair of fingers to his brow in a mock salute. “Lead on, sharpear.”
Seteta