Anael (
whispersoflove) wrote2017-01-20 01:50 am
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Kersen.
After Anael had made sure that Alcuin had everything he needed, he set off to do as he had promised him, and reached Kersen's home right as the sun was setting behind the London buildings. He landed in a nearby, small street, then shed the wings and reappeared to the world, to walk on over to Kersen's door. He rang the bell, then said quietly to the door, hoping that Kersen might be listening, and would hear him, "It's Anael."
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He might have waited until after he fed, but then heard Anael's voice. So he opened the door.
"This is a surprise," he said, pleasantly. "Come in. I'm afraid I've just gotten out of bed."
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He frowned as he took Anael's hand. "What is it?"
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"Oh my god." He stumbled back a little, and leaned against the wall, as if he might have fallen over otherwise.
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And speaking of young - "Does Alcuin know?"
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He was, of course, itching to fold the taller vampire into an embrace, but people reacted differently to grief.
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He also had no idea who Eric Northman might be.
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Recognizing that Anael did not seem to know who Eric was, he added, "You know Alcuin has fae blood?"
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Hannibal. Grief rolled over him.
"It was kind of you to come by and tell me in person," he added quietly, and put a hand to Anael's cheek.
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"I think perhaps I'd like to be alone for a little while though," he said softly.
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He hesitated, and then decided that Anael should get the whole picture. "She's the vampire who recently attacked Alcuin."
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"Thank you again," he added quietly, and kissed Anael's cheek again.
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