@berthindeath continued from here
Perhaps the undead might have felt uneasy were this anyone else--were this someone that they hadn't had so many intimate exchanges with prior that spanned from the late hours of 11 at night until 4 in the morning. So many sleepless nights held in the past, carrying conversation with the one person who didn't need sleep, yet would linger by her bedside all the same as a macabre figure that would terrify others, yet for her--provide comfort.
He'd proudly call himself her monster if it meant that he could ward off all the others.
He was there for her during her worst, and also her best. And now, he was before her when she was bare, showing all not just physically and literally, but emotionally and mentally at once.
She's beautiful. That much is undeniable. From the gentle curves of her hips to the soft swell of her breasts, there's not a part of her that wasn't something that shouldn't be memorialized on the highest quality canvas with the best oils using the finest brush.
Death's all four arms wrap around her, but do not immediately touch her. Only the first set of arms do, while the secondary set hovers around her, right where her hips are. Out from underneath the robes of the undead, tendrils begin to slink forward and crawl at her ankle, lapping at the warmth of her flesh, eager for the sensation of touch.
In silence, he rests his head overtop hers, pulling her form in closer as the air around them is heavy, but not with discomfort. In the twilight of the night, when she's this close, he wonders what she smells like. How warm her flesh must feel, and how soft her hair must be.
He knows it's perfect, regardless.
"One of those nights, I take it?"