Who: Trevor Belmont (
poweroflegend) and Helen (
troublewaking )
Where: Thorn
When: Morning of March 26, the last day of Trevor's recovery period.
Summary: Trevor's offered drinks in exchange for Helen taking over his shift. Number 22 has come to collect.
Rating: PG for language at most?
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Keep telling me about the beautiful past. )
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But hey, it wasn't often that someone treated a Claymore. That was one of the things that Helen liked best about World's End -- no one had ostracized her kind. Not that they had any right to. So if Trevor wanted to buy her a drink, she'd be more than happy to let him.
Helen removed the large sword from across her back as she entered Thorn. For the only bar around, it had always been surprisingly peaceful there. She doubted she needed the weapon. And even if a fight did break out this time...well, she doubted she needed the weapon.
"Hey there." Helen greeted the man as she claimed a seat for herself. "Looks like you beat me here. You must be on the mend." She smirked a bit before looking down at Gal. "And who's your friend?"
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No, obviously not. He'd decided then that the likeness in their physical traits (which despite their uniformity, wasn't much) was where any sort of familial resemblance ended. If any, they were more alike in mindset and disposition. Cold, calculating, professional. And ruthless if need be.
Not so much Helen though. While she came across as having those traits, she also seemed more... alive, than her comrades ever had. It was in the carefree tilt of her eyebrow and the smirk on her lips. Such things would have set off warning bells in the minds of others. Not Trevor. He welcomed it, was rather drawn to it, and he found himself responding to her in kind ( ... )
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And she was already signaling for a refill.
"You make that sound like a bad thing." Helen grinned. "Although, just laying around all day lacks a little something in the entertainment department." She shrugged while holding on to this second drink a little longer. "I've never been much for just sitting around, so maybe I should be thanking you."
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"Consider it a favor. I could never wish idle hands on people used to being busy. Certainly not in these cursed lands." Trevor followed her lead and felt his frontal aches roll back by several inches. "Get complacent here, and you put yourself in peril."
He thumbed the stem of his tankard in thought. "On the other hand, there doesn't seem much that could threaten a high-ranked huntress like yourself, is there?" Trevor did recall her saying she was above Clare in whatever ranking system the Claymores used. He didn't know if pure skill was what determined those ranks, but Clare had already seemed very competent to him. What more those above her?
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