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and it is a curse, truly, to be a thing beautiful and star-coated. it has damned him since birth, twilight whispers. beauty is a terror, they say, and he has been nothing but both since the moonlight swathed him in silver some december long ago. if god has made man in His own image, what does that mean for this boy blood-drenched with something feral living in the in-betweens of his bones? what does that say of the god that we worship?
(that he is a hungry, greedy thing. that he needed a religion of himself to feel loved. girl calls him beautiful like a curse, and that is a word that could bring boy-gods to their knees)
“but of course. things made mine have always been lovely.” bodies, licked-clean carcasses. he leans into the touch, watches as she moves with steady hands with a grace of their own. smiles when she finishes, blood still dripping off lips.
“i do now, don’t i?” heads cant slightly, snowflakes falling off silver. “if you’d like a show, who am i to say no?” he hums softly, eyes gold-voided. “take your pick, dearest laurel. what poor soul should we have you make a coat out of their skin today?”
Smiles are delightful, ugly things in their faces, all torn skin and the lacing of too sharp teeth. She almost licks her lips as she watches his eyes sparkle, flicker and melt back to feral. Call him a religion and call her a priestess, weaving worship out of blood.
“Indeed,” she murmurs, careful eye shown lazy over the fallen corpses. One is wearing a dark emerald cloak, some kind of suede, with beautiful silver buttons. Her eyes narrow and she sneers, turns to Soren. “I do believe a jewel such as yourself should stay in good company,” she muses. “Do you see the emerald lying there? Would be a shame to waste it, don’t you agree?”
She lounges back against the scrap metal piled behind them, and crosses her arms. The coat she had made dangles from her leather gloved fingers and she keeps her face carefully blank as she stares at Soren. And waits.















