Unexpected Encounter [Jack/Rabies]
If Rabies exerted enough will, he could illusion the reflection in the water too. It was just⊠trickier. And there was something that was tugging at his nostrilsâ a familiar scent, but the scent was impossible out here in the almost-boondocks. Rabies was sure that the want for respectable company was just making him go crazy.
Until the low laugh and the smooth words caused him to turn around, surprise lighting up his face for a second and leaving him struggling for words. At least he wasnât so shocked that the illusion dropped, but he did stand there gaping for a few seconds, debating between several different reactions before his eyes went half-lidded and he put on an extra inch over Jack and approached him, hands slipping under Jackâs chin to hold the manâs face.
âNow donât you just look like the man of my dreams,â Rabies purred. âI wasnât expecting to see you here, Jack. How longâs it been since Onsen?â
And what a beautiful time Onsen was. Rabies couldnât help but have his gaze flicker across all of Jack, barely resisting pushing him down against the fountain as it was. Rabies needed distractionsâ but, of course, the ditto could have found someone else.
⊠Which would mean that Rabies would have to fuck him harder to get Jackâs mind off that someone else. The thought had a grin spreading across his features.
Jack raised a brow as his eyes shifted upwards to keep them on the illusionist. Â Someone just always had a need to show off. Â That someone obviously being the zoroark. Â At least when Jack showed off he almost always could put his money where his ever changing mouth was. Â Illusions werenât nearly as reliable. Â The ditto couldnât deny he still liked all the showy things Rabies could do that he couldnât achieve himself.
âMan of your dreams?  Ever the charmer you are.â Jack said with a sly smile going across his mug, âI didnât expect to catch your scent on the breeze either, but dropping in on you seems more exciting than watching children in Mauville.â
The pokemon chuckled a little, it had been much too long since that little trip. Â He wanted to go on it the least, but he seemed to enjoy it the most out of their little group. Â Even if he wasnât nearly as eccentric as Salvatore. Â
âIâd say itâs been too long since we last met, but weâre at the will of the humans we associate with, arenât we?â He said quietly, one of his hands reaching to rest on the otherâs hip, âYou more so than me, but really what excitement is there out in Hoenn that could top someone like you?â










