There was a wood, red and golden, stark dry branches and dying autumn flowers. The stream that wound its way through the fading meadow still sparkled, rushing over rocks and fallen trunks of old and mossy trees, a large stream, its current strong. Although bright and grassy once, the banks along it now were a soft yellow, quiet and littered with
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The word sounded prettier from the creature's lips than it did his own. Hisoka wasn't aware of becoming lost, but yet simultaneously wasn't particularly sure where he was anymore. He'd heard the haunting melody long before he'd wandered into the beautiful meadow. He'd come for the music, enchanted and enthralled, helpless to act in any other way. Did that make him lost? He... wasn't particularly sure.
"I heard you play.. It's beautiful."
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Where before he'd clomped about with the heaviness of a mortal, under the violin's enchantment he danced with the light grace of a nymph. He moved with the music as a piece of it rather than in reaction to it, twirling and stretching and letting it lead where it wished. When he splashed now, it was subtle and deliberate, creating delicate ripples that set sail to the blossoming lilies. He seemed more at home in this foreign grotto now than any human had a right to be.
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Hisoka's fall splashed water into patterns of ripples all around him and Mello smiled, standing and setting his violin and bow down nearby. They would vanish while Hisoka wasn't looking, able to be summoned and dismissed at will as they were really a part of him and of the illusion, after all.
He walked gracefully toward the fallen boy, kneeling down to reach a hand out to Hisoka.
"That was a beautiful dance," he praised, helping him up. "You're so lovely, Hisoka."
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"I only wanted to please you..."
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The ground was littered with animal skins of all sorts, rabbits and bears and wolves and leopards, as well as plush silk pillows. "Rest now," he urged, gently pushing Hisoka down onto a white wolf pelt and a pile of pillows.
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He walked. And then he was sinking forever into a pile of clouds. His palms ran along the furry skin in long strokes, unable to reconcile the gentle fur with his dulled state of being.
"It's beautiful here," he murmured softly, though he could focus his eyes on nothing but Mello's figure. "Thank you for bringing me with you."
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His body was Mello's to do as he wished.
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Slowly kissing his way back down the inside of his forearm to that wrist again, Mello finally stopped teasing himself with the scent alone. His lips curled back, teeth suddenly sharp and wicked, and he sank jagged incisors into the soft skin, letting the hot blood well up into his mouth. It was just as sweet as he'd hoped and he closed his eyes to relish it.
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Though it might have been peculiar how warm he would remain even when drained, full of vibrance and life well past the point that would have murdered a mortal.
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He whimpered his distress instead. What happened? Everything was so different now.. Where had all the music gone?
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