Erik Lensherr (
diecastking) wrote2014-09-22 09:26 pm
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XMFC/Where's Scott?
The fire is roaring in the grate, the drawing room an insulated haven from the chilly expanse of the mansion. Despite Hank and Alex's experiments with capturing Havok power, the old building remains draughty and difficult to warm.
However, Erik is perfectly content. He is sitting on the sofa, Charles sprawled across his lap in a position that would've been completely impossible only a few months ago. He rests his elbow on the arm of the sofa, a book of philosophy open but it's his lover who holds his attention, his hand softly caressing his hair.
Charles has never looked more content, more relaxed. The only sting in the tail is that Erik cannot feel his happiness, one step removed from the intimacy they once shared.
However, Erik is perfectly content. He is sitting on the sofa, Charles sprawled across his lap in a position that would've been completely impossible only a few months ago. He rests his elbow on the arm of the sofa, a book of philosophy open but it's his lover who holds his attention, his hand softly caressing his hair.
Charles has never looked more content, more relaxed. The only sting in the tail is that Erik cannot feel his happiness, one step removed from the intimacy they once shared.
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Scott clutches his dolls close to his chest and peers out of the tree. He doesn't really remember how he got up here and he can't see a way down in the dark.
//I can see the house. All the lights are on.// He squints into the darkness. //And I can see Banshee's targets all smashed up on the grass.//
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//Loudly, so people can hear you. Alex is looking for you, and Raven and Hank.//
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It's Alex who comes running, staring up at the tree like he's seen a ghost. "And how the- how did you get up there?"
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"He's safe. I need the proper medication now."
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"Hank says this medication replaces the other. You cannot have both."
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"I can't move my legs. The whole house is screaming in my head."
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"And you can control your powers, if you train again. You have controlled them for years."
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"I don't feel well." He feels hot and cold, as though he has a fever, though he had not been feeling ill half an hour previously. It's a reaction to the drugs, or lack thereof, he knows, rather than any sort of flu or temperature.
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"I will be back as soon as I can. And I'm still right here." He reaches out to touch the side of Charles' head.
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//Right here//
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"Charles needs your assistance in the drawing room," he tells Hank, before sweeping Scott out of Alex's arms and into his own.
"You understand that you scared everyone, yes? You must tell us when you go outside."
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"Come say goodnight to Daddy and then you can take supper in bed."
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"Your Daddy's not feeling well," he warns.
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"Goodnight Daddy," Scott says, holding up his hand. "I'm sorry I got lost."
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"Sleep well."
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He feels like he's tormenting his lover, keeping him from what he desires, but why can't Charles see that his mutant powers are what makes him great? That it's what makes him a better man?
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"i'm afraid I have some less than wonderful news."
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Erik immediately tries to move past Hank to find his lover.
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Hank looks suitably apologetic. "I cannot let him go back to it, now. It's too dangerous."
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"What about his legs? Can you do anything?"
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