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[personal profile] sindicates 2024-03-24 10:12 pm (UTC)(link)
[ vox is lucky that alastor is so pleased about this deal, because all he does when the human gets way too horny about being threatened is raise both eyebrows and then sigh, shoving vox's legs apart again with his knee as he draws back and dusts himself off, filtering back into his previous meek human appearance just afterward.

he straightens his veil, giving vox a withering look. ]


Keep it inside your pants, Father, but I'm glad you won't be distracted.

[ and even the voice slips back to what it once was. ]

Shall we? It's almost time for your sermon.
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[personal profile] sindicates 2024-03-25 11:01 pm (UTC)(link)
Yes, well, do remember that so are my teeth.

[ in response to that leer. he, somehow, didn't expect the touches to increase once vox knew what he actually was. the touch to the small of his back isn't unfamiliar, but he does spare vox a glance as he eases into following after him, eyes rolling behind his back. ]

Yes, Father. We do have a meeting later. Shall I ready for that by preparing the paperwork or do you require my assistance for your sermon as well?

[ low, almost amused. he knows the answer, but at least he can have a little fun himself. ]
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[personal profile] sindicates 2024-03-27 03:51 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh, of course. The necessary moral support.

[ and alastor is there for the sermon, as he always is. he's demure and attentive and supportive, though he does tilt his head and give 'shy' little smiles in response to the way vox keeps looking at him.

may as well keep anyone from thinking they can get vox's eyes to wander, or to expect him to maybe make a move. alastor will endure a lot if it means he has every single drop of vox's attention.

once they're settled in the office again things go smoothly; he sits with his legs crossed at the knee, still fully in human form, and arches an eyebrow at the question. ]


Are you asking what I did to go to Hell?

[ his head tilts, smile widening, and he leans over to slowly walk his fingers up vox's sternum. ]

I killed two dozen men for varying reasons, from beating their wives to looking at me the wrong way. [ as he says wrong way, two clawed fingers grip vox's chin. ] Some, as one might imagine, are worse reasons to those up above than others.