ohhhh 👀 128 + 70 on the prompt thingy~
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128.
"I'm not drunk, you're drunk!" Rex retorted, staring. Well, staring about as well as anyone who blackout drunk could, which was to say not very well. His gaze swayed about as much as the rest of him, and the few steps he took towards Mark made him look like a sailor on the deck of a storm-battered ship, as did the fall he took into a nearby desk, scattering pencils and papers along the floor as he leaned against it for some kind of support.
Mark was really starting to hate the Viltrumite tolerance for alcohol. He sighed, replying "Yeah, I think we'd better get going", taking hold of one of his boyfriend's arms before hoisting him onto his back. Rather than lugging the hero along, he let himself lift off the ground ever so slightly, before hoisting Rex further up his back.
The hero's legs wrapped around the half-alien's midsection as he floated through the corridors of the facility, pulling his pelvis against the small of his back and pressing his upper chest to one of his shoulder blades. He mumbled something incoherent, his head lolling back and facing the ceiling.
"What was that?" Mark asked.
Rex's head fell forward, his breath hot against the half-alien's neck. "I- hic- I hate beer now" he slurred, his voice now taking on a melancholy edge. "Can't... I can't feel my bad hand like this".
Bad hand. His prosthetic hand. Mark had heard how real the fake appendage felt, as Rex had gone into multiple rambles about how cool he thought it was, as well as the joy he'd found in using it to mess with you (none of the Guardians asked him to 'lend a hand' anymore, mostly because he'd literally throw the appendage at them in response). But he'd never seen him drunk since he got it. In fact, he was pretty sure the doctors told him to avoid it if he could, which in hindsight, probably explained a lot.
"Might wanna wean off the bottle a little bit, honey!" Mark replied, shivering slightly as he reached the outside of the facility, feeling the chilly night air brush his skin. With the same lack of effort as before, he lifted the two of them into the air and settled into a sort of prone position. Rex's lags uncrossed, and he moved into a seated stance, sitting atop his boyfriend like a cowboy on a horse.
"Say sike"
"Huh?"
"Say sike right now" Rex repeated. Mark could the look on his face out of the corner of his eye. It was a surprisingly focused pout, like the mere suggestion that he stop drinking was enough to sober him up from sheer indignation. "Mark...!"
"Or you could take it off next time?" he offered instead. The hero's expression changed to one of deep thought, before he blinked and slowly replied.
"Sounds- hic- smart. Knew there was a reason I kept you around!". Nope, he was definitely still drunk.
"Well, that and I'm the only one who can get us home"
"Pssh!" Mark heard and felt Rex's nose fall against his neck. "Could of walked myself back"
"Suuuuure"














