He must have fallen asleep, somewhere along the travel back to Istanbul. His hand was wrapped around his fiancée's, hidden under his jacket. It wasn't much, but it was enough, and he was hoping soon, soon they would be able to go home, to Boston. Before that, they would see Turgut again, and that would be the end of their sinister adventures. He
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He looks sympathetic, however, when he runs across Paul, and starts with English, as that's what most people seem to speak here. "Are you alright?"
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“I’m fine,” he replies, on automatic pilot, before he can process the correct answer to the question. “Where am I? Who are you?”
He wants to know how the hell this happened. He must have been drugged, somehow. It was too good to suppose that Geza and Ranov would let them off the hook so easily.
Heee, Gen! <3
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He smiles, politely, and steps forward, making a note to research on doppelgangers in the library, later. Maybe Sacharissa knows something more than he does.
"Hello, sir. Did you just get here?"
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"Yes, I did. Whereever here is." He sounds American, though, which is reassuring, if not particularly helpful with the bewilderment at staring at himself with glasses.
His arms tighten around the suitcase. Not a vampire. Not a vampire. Not a vampire.
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"Hi. Would you mind telling me where the nearest train station is?"
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His wings take up about the same amount of space as the rest of him.
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Then, he proceeds to backing away, slowly and as quietly as possible.
Maybe whatever this thing is hasn't noticed him.
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"Good evening," he offers, as steadily as he can.
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Henry doesn't look that vampiric, though, other than the pale; though that might be enough to make you nervous. In the dark, though - and we're assuming it is - that's not obvious. And his smile shows no fangs.
"Good evening," in his cultured, slightly accented voice. He's let himself slip back into the English accent, without the need to hide it.
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"Hugh? Is that you?" He wheels around, half-way in his sentence. "Weren't you supposed to be in Buda -- "
Oh.
"My apologies, sir."
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He's suddenly very uncomfortably wary.
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