the EMILY HAS CONQUERED NANO open post

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[diana_abel]

You're either Camarilla, Sabbat, or cannon fodder.

[She smirks.]

Our own versions of Light and Dark, I guess.

[dontkanyeme]

What's the difference between the two?

[diana_abel]

Camarilla are a little more concerned with not getting caught. Sabbat are a little more interested in being the monsters under your bed.

[dontkanyeme]

[Her eyebrows rise a bit before she nods.]

Yep. That sounds like the Light and the Dark. Not that either is really interested in exposing us, but the Dark definitely have a more vested interest in being terrifying.

[diana_abel]

Insane logic, if you ask me.

There's more of them than there are of us.

[dontkanyeme]

Yeah, which is the part that sucks. But with the Fae, you kind of have to choose one or the other - whether you want to or not.

[diana_abel]

How'd that get started?

[Diana knows her Cainite history reasonably well, considering she was taught by an insane megalomaniac who thought she was God. There were wars and treaties and declarations. Blah, blah, blah.

Was it the same for the Fae? Do the times match up?

It might explain a lot...]

[dontkanyeme]

[She shrugs.]

I don't know about the factions, but I know that the peace is pretty tentative. It goes all the way back to the Great Fae Wars.

[diana_abel]

That sounds very sweeping and epic.

[Expertly, she pretends to take a sip of scotch.]

What happened?

[dontkanyeme]

The Light and the Dark were constantly fighting about which side was better. It seemed like a natural conflict, but it was actually being instigated by something called the Garuda that fed off our anger and rage. When the Blood King wrote the laws of the Fae in his blood, he ended the war and with that, the Garuda was starved into extinction.

[diana_abel]

That Blood King sounds kinda awesome.

And, you know, horrifying.

[dontkanyeme]

[She smirks a bit.]

He is, a little of both.

[diana_abel]

Lots of things are.

[Like Artemis. Or roller coasters. Or trying a new position.

And Diana suddenly finds herself a little distracted by Bo's exceedingly long eyelashes.]

[dontkanyeme]

[She does have those. And she will totally bat them at her if she gives her reason to.]

I guess that's part of what makes the world great.

[diana_abel]

I don't meet a lot of people who think that.

Most of them think the world is shit.

[She inches a little bit closer.]

Maybe parts of it are. But some things about it are really, very beautiful.

[dontkanyeme]

[Bo smiles a bit at that, as she makes her way closer.]

I definitely agree with you there.

[diana_abel]

[Bo gets a less-than-subtle once over.]

I suspect you would.

[dontkanyeme]

I have an ... eye for beauty.

[One hand comes up to brush her hair behind her ear.]

I like to appreciate it in all forms.

[diana_abel]

[That's a fantastic line. Especially for someone who doesn't really know what a Cainite is.

Bold. Sexy.]

Even in its not-so-pretty forms?

[dontkanyeme]

[She gives a bit of a shrug.]

Everything's beautiful in it's own way. It's just a matter of finding it.

[diana_abel]

I like that perspective.

[dontkanyeme]

I'd hoped you would.

[and with that, she'll take that next step in to kiss her.]

[diana_abel]

[Diana's only too happy to kiss back. And, after a good century of practice, she gives one helluva kiss.]

[dontkanyeme]

[Bo does love it when people know how to kiss. Her hand slides down to Diana's cheek, fingers curling against the back of her neck to pull her closer.]

[diana_abel]

[Leaning in on the kiss, Diana makes a soft, delighted noise in the back of her throat.

She has no chi. Largely because she's dead. But she's projecting a certain measure of desire in other ways. Namely her fingers playing with the tips of Bo's hair.]