Jason | Five (
fifth_garde) wrote2011-07-29 07:44 pm
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[He'd drove all night, habitually remembering to drink from the cold flask of cheap coffee he'd picked up from a diner and even more habitually to chew on aspirin. He had to keep the pain in his arm at bay, occasionally it would spasm causing him to jerk the wheel to one side. His eyes were aching, and either that was because of the exhaustion or the emotions which were rattling around in his head, both of which weren't things he was able to take care of right then.
He'd eventually caved in and put on the radio, listening to some random popular music station so he wasn't left with just his own thoughts. He didn't exactly enjoy the music but it was better than utter silence, every now and again he'd press a wad of napkins against his temple, which had crusted over but wasn't entirely finished bleeding yet.
Finally reaching the town he'd left Owen in earlier that day, or actually the day before considering it was now five in the morning, he could've simply ran but he'd either end up running into a wall or phasing half way through one and winding up dead.
He parked the car in the same car park he'd left the BMW and transfers the chest from one trunk to the other, after all he'd rather ditch Al's car for the stolen motor, regardless of the convenience of having a car with actual insurance papers.
Finally he drags himself into the corridors of the hotel, it seeming deadly quiet for the fact it was so early, he vaguely remembers Owen's room number having only seen it once before and slumps against the doorframe, tapping lightly on it and hoping Owen would hear.]
Owen? 's me... I mean, Five, y'there?
He'd eventually caved in and put on the radio, listening to some random popular music station so he wasn't left with just his own thoughts. He didn't exactly enjoy the music but it was better than utter silence, every now and again he'd press a wad of napkins against his temple, which had crusted over but wasn't entirely finished bleeding yet.
Finally reaching the town he'd left Owen in earlier that day, or actually the day before considering it was now five in the morning, he could've simply ran but he'd either end up running into a wall or phasing half way through one and winding up dead.
He parked the car in the same car park he'd left the BMW and transfers the chest from one trunk to the other, after all he'd rather ditch Al's car for the stolen motor, regardless of the convenience of having a car with actual insurance papers.
Finally he drags himself into the corridors of the hotel, it seeming deadly quiet for the fact it was so early, he vaguely remembers Owen's room number having only seen it once before and slumps against the doorframe, tapping lightly on it and hoping Owen would hear.]
Owen? 's me... I mean, Five, y'there?
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[He makes of a mock gesture of clutching his pearls and flopping back on the bed.]
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[Oh yes, Owen, Jason knows how to pander to people's interests.]
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With the exception of when you're fishing for compliments. That's very unattractive, even on you.
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[Sigh.] 'm gonna have t'work on that one.
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I happen to be very good at looking attractive while fishing for compliments. ...Well, at looking sincere when sucking up, anyway, which is largely the same thing.
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'm glad we got that sorted out so early on.
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And I hate lying. I'm much better at... half-truths. [So it's better to always listen for what he's not saying, and make sure to pin him down on the things he does.]
...I am good at it, though. When I have to be. I just... I hate lying to anyone I actually have any respect for, it feels... I don't know, wrong somehow.
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[He nods.] Anyway 'm sure y'wouldn't want t'lie t'me, it'd just build the wrong kinds of foundations 'n we all know that's a bad way t'start things off. [Smirk.]
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...Well. Yes. It would. Besides, there's no point in lying to you. You know all the things I usually have to lie about anyway, or the-- The reasons for them, anyway.
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[He drops down onto the bed beside Jason, case abandoned for a moment.]
...Do you know what it is? Was?
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[He frowns.]
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'n that's why you're probably more understandin' than the remainder of the Lorien race.
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I think I'm just lucky enough to get to see you in a very different light.
[He examines his case for a moment, gnawing on his bottom lip and runs a hand through his hair before finally zipping it up and adding his laptop to the outside pocket.]
...I think this will do. Do you want to head out? We can kill some time in the hotel bar if you like.
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God 'm stupid, be right back. [He blurs out of existence and appears a moment later with a large black suitcase. After all, he'd need to put the chest somewhere...]
'n pre-flight Martinis sounds like a fun time t'me!
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...Don't tell me: you've got a Bond fetish, too.
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'n no.. I just like vodka, not everythin' has t'be a fetish.
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You're disappointing me again. [Jason gets a teasing smirk and a kiss to the cheek before Owen pulls up the handle of his case and wheels it to the door, holding it open for him.]
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Oh really? I'd hate t'be a disappointment. In future I'll think of wild elaborate things before admittin' the normal reason behind 'em.
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[He smirks.] You do that.
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[He's genuinely interested and forgets his flirtation for the moment, the question of magic is a lot more interesting to him.]
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