Lucifer Morningstar (
my_own_advocate) wrote2021-08-22 10:01 am
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The Cape Rouge, Sunday Afternoon
He just wanted to be home.
For the second time that day, Lucifer fell. Not far this time, though. Just a few inches, really. His back hit the ground? with more noise than was strictly necessary for the impact that he'd made.
Oh.
Maybe it was the other two bodies making the same impact beside him.
He stared up at the sky, disoriented for many more reasons than just the fall itself. Oh my Me, indeed.
[[ for the two other people who just got teleported across the country out of nowhere. ]]
For the second time that day, Lucifer fell. Not far this time, though. Just a few inches, really. His back hit the ground? with more noise than was strictly necessary for the impact that he'd made.
Oh.
Maybe it was the other two bodies making the same impact beside him.
He stared up at the sky, disoriented for many more reasons than just the fall itself. Oh my Me, indeed.
[[ for the two other people who just got teleported across the country out of nowhere. ]]
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She toppled over with a thump, her gaze darting around wildly as she tried to re-orient herself.
It didn't go very well.
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He hadn’t consciously registered that they were home just yet, but his guard was already dropping away, in a way it hadn’t in a long time.
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This wasn't the moment yet, though.
His eyes remained locked on the heavens. The image of everyone kneeling felt like it had been burned into them.
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Crates, bench.
Gunwale.
Porgs.
She gasped like someone had punched her in the gut.
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“Tavi?” he asked. Then registered what he was seeing. “. . . How. . . ?”
They couldn’t be dead. He hurt too much to be dead.
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"We're home."
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Then he broke off abruptly, rolling over and scrambling on one hand and his knees toward “Lucifer!”
He was dead. He’d said goodbye and then came back and Duke couldn’t process any of it if he didn’t touch the man right the fuck now.
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That seemed the easiest way to deal with whatever Duke wanted right now.
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Still kind of dazed, let the inquisitive porg clamber onto her lap. "Ha yun, strikon."
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Then laughing again once he could bury his face in Lucifer's shoulder.
He was real. Octavia was talking to a porg.
They were home.
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Ah, there. He'd figured out how to wrap those arms around Duke.
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Her eyes were still too wide.
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A very real possibility struck Lucifer in that moment. But like just about anything else about the past half-hour, he had no idea how to deal with. So he hugged Duke a bit tighter. "Small blessings," he mumbled.
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She finally looked over at them. Meanwhile, the porg tried to reach up to chomp at the ends of her hair, and she didn't even notice.
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Another strangled noise pushed its way out Duke's throat next to the laughter, and he curled up, trying to shield his arm without actually pulling away from Lucifer.
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"One of your brothers threw a rock at him," she said, a little growlier than before. (Anger, anger was always easy. Simple.) She shifted the bird off her lap so she could move to get up. "He needs to go see a doctor."
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It really hurt a lot, especially as the shock of the last several minutes started to wear off.
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Something to do, rather than swim around in his overloaded mind. That might help.
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She only felt a little bit woozy, getting up.
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They'd just gotten back to his boat. He didn't want to leave again yet! (Not to mention, he wasn't the biggest fan of being poked and prodded by doctors, thanks.)
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He leaned back enough to look Duke in the eye. "And then I'll fly you back immediately."
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"And I'll check the boat while you're gone."
For... anything the island had broken during their time away? She didn't know, she just needed to make herself useful.
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