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James T. Kirk ([personal profile] kirktastic) wrote2010-02-14 12:27 am

[NCC-1701 DEN OF SIN] -- [Special Rules, Open All, OOC Character Moment!]

Rules: - simple and easy.

1) Unless you obviously already have an agreement or something going with another character, please ask before you post under their thread wanting to have sexy times. THIS INCLUDES PEOPLE FROM OUTSIDE THE RP AS WELL! If you aren't part of our group but want to have some fun sexy times with a character... well, shoot them a PM! Within the group, please do the same as a courtesy.
2) Don't be discouraged, upset, or anything similar if someone doesn't want to sex up with your character. Just reply to their PM with a 'no thanks' if you really don't want to for whatever reason. They could be too overwhelmed with other threads, or wanting to concentrate on one, or just don't have time to take more than one thread. Don't take it personally, please.
3) Post down below with your name AND your location in the subject of the thread if you want to be somewhere specific (like Jim will be specifically on the bridge) and change it for anyone who comes by. That way, its the absolute easiest way to find someone, track someone, gloss over someone, whatever.
4) If you're going to be doing something that COULD squick someone, please mark it with a warning in the subject of the comment. Just a courtesy thing!
5) Talk to someone before sliding into a multi-person scene. Don't just interrupt without making sure you're wanted.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] len-not-spock.livejournal.com 2010-02-14 10:17 pm (UTC)(link)
Leonard had been rushing somewhat, on the way back to his quarters - he didn't know what the hell was happening with the ship, it had turned into a madhouse - when he rounded a corner somewhat too quickly and colliding with a warm body in the process.

A... half-naked Romulan woman, apparently?

"Are you alright?" he asked instinctively, even as his hands grabbed her arms for mutual support.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] loyalty-ever.livejournal.com 2010-02-14 11:04 pm (UTC)(link)
He slipped--still not used to that new center of gravity--and hit the wall somewhat more gently than he otherwise might, thanks to the hands currently clasped around his triceps.

This gentleman was actually tall enough, or Sharra was short enough, that they were talking face to face.

With their chests pressed together.

"Uh--" Ayel managed, bright green. "I think. Not hurt."

This whole thing just kept getting weirder.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] len-not-spock.livejournal.com 2010-02-15 12:23 am (UTC)(link)
The blush was... oddly endearing, especially given its intensity.

These days, there wasn't a lot that made Leonard blush, as a rule, but once the realization sank in that, yes, she was apparently intact, and furthermore, her breasts were pressed firmly against his chest...

Evidently, it was cold. Right. That had to be it. Physiological reactions to certain stimuli. Not that he didn't actually feel rather warm...

"...fuck."

...which he hadn't meant to say out loud, he swore. Something very strange was happening on this ship.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] loyalty-ever.livejournal.com 2010-02-15 01:07 am (UTC)(link)
"I'm sorry?" Not insulted, no, just surprised. He hadn't meant to, ah, introduce himself in this fashion.

And this man was doing his best to be helpful.

"Are you alright?"

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] len-not-spock.livejournal.com 2010-02-15 01:32 am (UTC)(link)
"I am - " more than alright, thank you very much, " - fine, thank you."

He finally managed to let go of her arms, though with greater reluctance than was called for. Weird things happened on this ship. Something in the water supply? Some inhibition-lowering virus, spreading quickly?

Oh God, he really didn't want to break down crying in a conference room, for no reason.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] loyalty-ever.livejournal.com 2010-02-15 01:46 am (UTC)(link)
"Welcome." That was what they said after thank you. "I am freezing. You are warm."

He obviously didn't really want to let go. And.

And for whatever bizarre reason, Ayel was...sorry that he had.

For one thing, that sweater had a very nice texture. And its owner was rather good-looking.

Maybe if he pretended to trip.

"I--" Ayel swayed, stumbled.

This was either going to go very well, or very poorly.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] len-not-spock.livejournal.com 2010-02-15 02:31 am (UTC)(link)
Good or poor were relative terms, and Leonard would hardly have known which to apply in this particular circumstance.

Such ruminations aside, he did catch her, instinctively, the way she tipped off to the side leaving them in an even closer position than before, his arm curled around her, fingers splayed against her back.

She might be cold, but her skin was scorching to the touch. Good god, what was wrong with him? He usually didn't get aroused by someone who was clearly in some degree of physical distress.

"It's alright," he forced himself to say, against the blood that rushed to his face (he was ignoring certain other places it seemed determined to head), "dizzy? Do you need to sit down? Or maybe, if you can walk, better somewhere you can lie down?"

Honestly, this was getting ridiculous, the way the innuendo crept in without his say-so.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] loyalty-ever.livejournal.com 2010-02-16 03:15 am (UTC)(link)
Mmm. Cool skin that was still warmer than the surrounding room. Lovely strong hand supporting the center of his spine, an arm wrapped close around his. Good.

But there was guilt, concern, surprise in that touch. Not as good.

There was time to persuade him out of it.

"I'll be fine," with a gentle nudge of shoulder, a slight press of chests--that was nice--proving he could stand steady without clinging. "If I can, yes, I think I should lie down. That would be best."

It would feel...nice. Especially together.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] len-not-spock.livejournal.com 2010-02-16 10:50 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh.

That movement was decidedly deliberate; just as it proved stimulating.

His quarters were too far away, but he thankfully recalled there being a lounge, nearby, and if he recalled correctly - yes, there were several wide comfortable couches. Leonard lowered her gently onto one, realizing only belatedly that there was little he could do, here, about the environmental controls.

"Here," fingers moving on buttons, swiftly, and then he was lifting her slightly to wrap his shirt around her, loosely, "you shouldn't be cold."

Wow, he was really at his smoothest today, wasn't he?

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] loyalty-ever.livejournal.com 2010-02-18 03:47 pm (UTC)(link)
It was almost ridiculous luxury, a room all soft cloth angles, a whole room of nothing but couches, for sitting, for talking, and some for laying on.

Like now. Cool broad hands gently laid him down. Ayel watched with rapt attention as long fingers undid buttons and pulled cloth free, wrapped it carefully around him, hands firm and supportive on his back.

And the sight of him without a shirt made Ayel sorry he hadn't just appeared naked. Even if it might be a greedy bid, to wonder what he looked like without trousers.

This one was really something, polite and smooth and Fire and ashes, those hands.

He definitely deserved the proper gratitude.

"Thank you," Ayel purred, tilting new hips, just close enough to graze against him, lips just touching his. "I feel much better with you here."

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] len-not-spock.livejournal.com 2010-02-27 07:22 pm (UTC)(link)
That brush of lips, so fleeting in nature, felt closer to tendrils of fire licking at him, the liquid movement of her hips against him hitching his breath, drawing a small sound from him without leave.

The lighting here, in this deserted lounge was unlike the stark brightness of the corridors, casting long shadows off the angles of her cheekbones, when his eyes adjusted to it. Stunning, he thought almost distantly as his thumb followed the sharpness of bone upwards, not quite exploration, not quite caress, but somewhere in between.

"I don't even know your name," he heard himself say.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] loyalty-ever.livejournal.com 2010-03-10 08:21 pm (UTC)(link)
Ayel turned his head, followed the touch, curling one one hand over the cool skin at the back of his rescuer's neck as he watched dark eyes widen, dilate to let the shadows in.

His name? That shattered one of his more enduring stereotypes about humans.

Ayel didn't quite freeze in place, contrived a shiver to cover it.

"Call me Neirrhys," he murmured, the girl-form of an old nickname. They're like flying jewels; their beaks are poison. It fit well enough.

He licked his lips. "You haven't told me yours."

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] len-not-spock.livejournal.com 2010-03-10 09:47 pm (UTC)(link)
For humans, names might not have held the weight, the power they carried for Romulans, they were not without value, however. Anonymity offered itself as a cloak, comforting and dark in situations like this, but Leonard had tasted its falseness, the isolation woven within it.

A name, no matter how true or contrived, was at least this: a connection formed, a thread which anchored amidst the murky waters of assocations, reflections, projections.

And hers was a pretty one, singing across his tongue when he repeated it, breathed it against her neck, shivering under the warmth of her fingers.

"Leonard," he murmured close to her ear.

He had nothing to hide, after all. Not anymore.

Re: Oh Hell No.

[identity profile] loyalty-ever.livejournal.com 2010-03-11 06:01 pm (UTC)(link)
Leonard sang the name that he gave, trilled it wet and cool-warm along his neck, almost made him wish he had given the true. But to be known here was dangerous.

He would respect the name he received in return, treat it and its owner as well as he could, to soft new skin and honest joy in sharing it.

"Leonard." Gently against the rise of his throat, holding him close. The name felt good, tasted good.

So did he.