Fangs & Chains {Vampire Slavery RP} discussion
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Oraon opened the door to the car and stepped out. He stretched his arms over his head before yawning and then opening the passenger door for her. "So, here we are," he said and then gestured to the manor with his hand before he started towards the double doors.
This was getting annoying. Sierra thought about it as she stepped from the car. He needed to just either be nice or be mean. This bouncing back and forth between kind and cruel was driving her crazy. "Oh joy." she said dryly as she bumped the car door shut behind her with her hip.
He shrugged his shoulders. "Eh, you'll like it inside," he said as he opened the doors to the manor. "Come on in then," he said and walked into the manor and glanced around. He fixed his shirt then turned back around to face her. "For now you'll stay in my room tonight while I get the maids to finish making your room up," he stated and then peaked into the ball room. "I didn't really want to go to the party either anyways," he said.
Sierra followed him reluctantly, shutting the door behind them with her foot and wincing slightly at the loud, ominous thud it made. She looked up at him, looking like she was caught in between unhappy and angry. "So. Basically what you're saying is that...." she sighed, crossing her arms. "For the next, oh, twelve hours or something, I'll be stuck in a bedroom with you?" she said flatly.
Oraon chuckled. "When you put it that way it makes it sound so dull," he said with a smile. He grabbed her arm and then lead her up stairs to his room. Once he was in his room he went to his closet and pulled out a tux. "I didn't say I wouldn't go.. I just said that I would like to not have to go," he mumbled as he looked over the tux and then looked for a nice bow tie to go with. "Anyways, you'll have to stay up her if you don't come with," he said and then yawned. "So you should probably at least stay half awake for when I do come back up," he said as he moved into his bathroom.
Sierra sat lightly on the edge of the bed, snorting slightly. "Do you have any idea how long it's been since I had a real bed?" she asked softly, crossing her ankles. "Or how long it's been since I had a full sleep?" she shook her head. "It's doubtful I'll be up. And, I know I'm supposed to just listen to you and stuff, and we both know I won't, and we both know there's no reason for you to listen to me. But when you come up, atleast wake me up before you do anything, and then give me time to sleep another time soon." she sighed. She didn't really hold much hope, but it couldn't hurt.
Coming out of the bathroom dressed in the tux and bow tie he shrugged at her, a gesture of uncertainty. "Or you know, you could actually come with me at least for the hour that I have to be down there for and then after come back here and you can have the whole night off of me doing anything of any sort. As long as your not against sharing a bed of course," he said as he straitened his black tux. He pulled out a long green silken dress and then set it on the bed. "Please?" he said as he stared at her, though his eyes of course didn't say please; no his eyes stared at her and bored into her head as a warning that she'd better do it.
((basic dress that he laid out http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/... ))
((basic dress that he laid out http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/... ))
"I... I don't want to wear a dress. I hate dresses. Oh, and I don't think I've mentioned it, but I hate you." Sierra snapped. But she wasn't stupid. She snatched up the dress and stormed into the bathroom. It was a larger struggle then it really should had been to figure it out, but finally she reemerged from the bathroom. Her hair ruined the otherwise beautiful effect though- it was still up in it's usual high ponytail like it was in a fight. "I hate you." she hissed.
He chuckled as he watched her go into the bathroom and change. When she came out he almost chocked on the drink he was drinking. He smiled at her quote of I hate you and then shook his head disapprovingly. "Now that hair will just not do," he said and set down his drink. He come over to her, and rather gently, took the pony tail holder out of her hair. "Now hold still while I do this or you wont be sleeping at all," he warned before he started to run his hands through her hair. He fixed her shortish hair so that it was falling around her face in perfect smallish waves from her pony tail, the red of her locks standing strongly out against her dress like her personality. He stepped back and looked over her with a look of approval and then stopped. He seemed to freeze and his eyes got cloudy with what almost could be called tears. He stood still as he had a small flash back moment of his past life, only to come back to reality still staring at Sierra. He blinked and felt a tear roll down his face unexpectedly. He choked down a small sob and then cleared his throat. "Sorry about that, anyways, you look wonderful now. Should we go?" he asked her with a small sly cruel grin and then grabbed her arm and tugged her towards the door.
Sierra stood completely still as he fussed with her, remaining fully immobile as he messed with her hair. She was completely shocked at how gently he fixed her hair, but she quickly fixed it. Only to raise an eyebrow in surprise at him. She did hate him, but she was still a nice girl. She couldn't just stand there and watch someone cry, even a jerk. Though, she could watch them bleed. Not die, not cry, just bleed. And so, when he pulled her over, she dug the heels of her workboots into the floor, yanking his arm back to stop him. She stepped up right in front of him, studying his face in concern. "Oraon." she said simply, her hair falling back from her face. She reached up and brushed the tear from his cheek, gaze unreadable."Something's wrong. What is it?" she asked him, surprisingly gentle.
Oraon was completely astonished when she pulled both of them to a halt. He looked down at her, a complete look of surprised on his face as she wiped the tear off his face. His cold eyes looked sad as he looked down at her and then away from her. "It's nothing a slave should be worried about," he said, trying to sound cold and cruel but his words sounded a little choked as he spoke and he had to clear his throat as he stared down at her. He kept looking at her, completely stuck in her gaze as he started to lean forward closer; about to kiss her gently tell he heard a knock on the room door and his head snapped around to gaze at the door as a very younge fine looking lady opened it. "Sir, every one is asking for you downstairs," she said. Oraon nodded and then spoke, "We'll be down in a moment." As the door closed again he took Sierra by the shoulders. "You will not speak of what happened here ever not even to me. Do you understand?" he said rather angrily before he let go of her and then walked towards the door and then opened it. "Hurry up," he said in a rather commanding tone that sounded rushed.
Remaining mostly unmoving, Sierra simply watched him as he leaned closer to her. When he was about an inch away she moved back, just enough so she was able to keep a just little over an inch or so between them. "If you take it out on me, then this slave does need to be worried about it." she pointed out lowly. She studied him, hardly flinching even as the door opened and the fine young lady reported to Oraon. She didn't bother responding to him as he moved toward the door. She moved after him reluctantly, "Atleast I still have my boots." she smiled slightly to herself as she spoke as she exited the room. But now, protocol was all up in the air. She had no idea how to behave like a lady. So she used her thoughts to distract her. He had said not to say what happened, but she wasn't even sure what had happened. She did know that she wouldn't tell anyone else of his breakdown unless he did something bad to her. This was another case where an attack of kindness sucked. But she would certainly bring it up with him again- just not in front of or to other people.
He looked back at her when she reported proudly about her boots. "I couldn't very well try and turn you into a provost lady on the first go could I?" he joked as he lead her down the stairs into the ball room. People where every where, the ball room; large as it was, was Juan packed full of people. Oraon hooked his arm around Sierra's waist as the walked through the crowd, stopping every few moments for him to greet others and even kiss a few ladies hands. "I so do miss Europe," he said quietly as he stopped both of them near the open entrance to the courtyard. He walked out of the ball room, leading her into the courtyard as the classical music played. He finally collapsed on one of the courtyard's benches before he looked up at Sierra. "I forgot how many other vampires and dhampires I knew," he commented sarcastically and was about to motion for her to sit beside him tell he heard a song he knew well start to play. It sounded very sad but was a beutiful peice and he stood. He stepped up to Sierra and then bowed politely, "Shall we dance?" he asked Sierra as he took her hand rather gently and lead her to a rather abandoned gazebo within earshot of the music.
The pretty, petite fighter hadn't even been able to muster a believable smile. She tried at first, but, A) It took too much effort and B) All the guys were staring at her. Which she hated. She simply stood next to him, glaring when guys got a little too touchy. Once they noticed her little bracelet though, they simply looked. She drifted along behind Oroan, not seeming to really pay attention to anything. She looked around as he pulled her outside, and she couldn't help it-- she was instantly nervous being alone with him. His threat about her soreness still rang in her ears, and her ribs still hurt fiercely. "I don't dance." she said flatly, crossing her arms. Until he took her hand. "I have never danced in my life. And I'm in army boots. Do you really want to risk your feet?" She said flatly. But she didn't think about the fact that since she was a fighter, she was extremely light and fast on her feet.
He chuckled. "I'll teach you then," he smiled, "Nah, your combat boots are fine, stepping on me is gunna be hard to do anyways." He took her one hand in his and then placed her other arm on his shoulder. He place his hand on her waist, but unlike any other guy he did it politely rather high on her waist. "Now I'm taller so I'm going to lead, just mirror my feet and count in your head, one two three four. Slowly at first, you want it to match the beat of the song," he said and then took one step and gently tugged her in the same direction. "Always start on your left, never your right...Least tgats how I was tought," he said as he started stepping slowly so she could keep up as they did a small circle around the gazebo floor. "Remember mirroring feet," he said with a small chuckle as he glanced down at their feet.
Sierra did not look happy about the whole dancing thing, but she went through it. The whole hand waist thing bothered her too. Sometimes she knew that he thought about breeding her himself- she wasn't an idiot, and he had pretty much said as much himself. And yet, now he was being so gentle with her. And finally, finally she couldn't take it anymore. It wasn't the dancing that made her pull back, but she yanked free of his grasp and stepped back, glaring at him fiercely. "Goddammit!" She snarled at him. "Make up your mind. Are you going to finish breaking my ribs, or are you going to treat me like a porcelain doll?" She snapped, glaring up at him.
He let go of her when she pulled away and then he crossed his arms over his chest, a smirk on his face as he watched her. "It depends on what I want to treat you like," he said. He hadn't even really noticed what he had been doing tell she had said something about it and then he leaned back on one of the gazebo's pillars. "And it depends on how you treat me," he said with a small snarl. "Though I completely don't care how you treat me," he added and shrugged at her. "And hat if I don't want to make up my mind," he said rather bitterly.
"I haven't been flip-flopping between two completely different ways of treating you!" Sierra argued belligerently. She crossed her arms as she glared up at him- though the dress she was wearing and her hair that gently floated around her shoulders kind of ruined the fierce image. Just a bit. With more than a bit of sarcasm.
He chuckled and then stepped closer to her. "How do you want me to treat you then?" he said as he looked down at her and then moved closer to her, his hands moving to her shoulders. He gently touched her face then, a small half smile on as he tucked a strand of her hair behind her ear. His other hand moved down to cup the arch of her back. He stayed quiet as he waited for her answer, cruel blue eyes looking into hers. His eyes, though cruel, seemed like they where always hiding something. A dark sadness seemed to float in them that no feelings or words could describe. "I can treat you however I wish to treat you. Do you understand that?" he asked her, anger starting to drip into his voice like venom.
"Consistently." Sierra said instantly, looking up at him. She shifted back away from him at first, but gave in as he stepped forward again, just standing there and glaring up at him. "I can take anything. But half the time you want to kill and/or rape me, the other half of the time you act like you want me to trust you. You can't do both." She told him fiercely.
He smiled a bit more. "Can you prove that I can trust you?" he asked quietly. He shrugged a bit then though and then smiled a bit. "And I can do both if I want to," he said as he stepped back away from her. He turned away from her then and looked out towards the small lake in the back of the manor. He rubbed his arms with his hands. "Besides, anyone that I do get close to..well they get hurt," he said as he stared out at the lake.
"I don't know and I don't care if you trust me, Oroan." Sierra snarled at him, crossing her arms angrily. "And I've been hurt many times. I'm used to it. Oh, yeah, and I don't know and I don't care if you get close to me." She glared at his back, crossing her arms tightly. She gave up though, and tilted her head up to look up at the sky, just beginning to darken.
He turned back around and then chuckled as he turned back around to face her. He didn't glare at her instead just stared at her. "Well, unless you have a reason that's valid that I'll actually listen to about why I shouldn't flip flop how I want to treat you. I have different moods and you the one who went all soft on me in the room," he said with a grin as he put his arms behind his head as he looked at her with a smirk.
"Um, you're the one who cried." Sierra pointed out, slowly lowering her gaze to stare at him. "That's not my fault. I don't control your tears." She snapped, her voice harsher now. She was tired of all this crap, of him.
He cringed when she said that, and then he got angry. With a burst of speed he ran at her, his movements a complete blur as he pushed her against the wall of the gazebo. "I thought I told you to not me ruin that again," he said bitterly as he pushed her against the wall. He glared at her, his hands like claws on her arms.
Sierra didn't flinch, staring up at him. "Actually, you brought it up." she pointed out, crossing her arms even in his grasp. She studied him silently other then that, biting her lip lightly.
"I did not bring up that I-" he cut himself off and then shook his head a he released her arms. He lifted his arm and then pointed at the manor. "Go back to the room, NOW," he said angrily as he glared at her. "Get going you useless human meat bag," he snarled unfriendly. "Your so irritating," he mumbled as he turned away from her then and walked away from the gazebo to the lake. He was sure she'd listen e cause of what had happened before but he was reminded of Sophie everytine he looked at her. He tried to ignore it but he couldn't help it. Maybe getting her wasn't such a good idea as he thought. Well, he could- no.... he couldn't kill her even if he wanted to, she looked to much like Sophie to him. He shook his head as he sat down by the lake water as then rubbed the rings on his fingers.
She did leave, just not right away. She stepped after him silently, standing behind him. She put a hand on one of his shoulders lightly. "Oroan, whoever I remind you of... I'm not her. Remember that." she said simply, then turned and strode away, skirt of her dress rustling. It took some time to try and work her way through the crowd though. The guys had noticed by now thay she was without Oroan, and she had to escape from atleast a dozen guys. The last was one so persiststant, she had to punch him in the nose before she slipped away and bolted up the stairs, slamming the door behind her. Before she saw the flash of red anger in the eyes of the guy she had punched.
He didn't look at her when she spoke or when she left. He sat there throwing rocks into the water. He felt like hours had gone by before he got up and started back inside. The party was slowing down and people had started to leave, only a few people where left. He started up the stairs and then stopped when he smelled something off, like there was another vampire in his room. Suddenly he had flash backs and he ran up the stairs, a look of fear on his face that something had happened.
"You crazy, crazy bastard!" Sierra shrieked, followed by a huge crash. This was why she didn't wear dresses. She couldn't keep this up for very long in this thing. She ducked as the guy lunged at her, and punched him again in the stomach. He hissed angrily and his lunge missed, but he was behind her now and in this damn dress she couldn't even begin to turn around fast enough. She went flying forward with his shove. She bounced back off the wall with a curse, her nose gushing blood. In a second she was on her back, glaring up at the angry vampire as he pinned her wrists above her head.
Oraon broke in and saw what was happening. He was a blur of movement as he pulled the other vampire off and threw him across the room. The next moment he stood between Sierra and the vampire, his Dhampire flexing as he let out a loud growl. "Get out," he snarled fercily. The younger vampire got back up. The other vampire looked like he thought about fighting Oraon but didn't as he left with a snarl. When the vampire left Oraon turned and then stuck his hand out to her to help her up. His face was pale and had only the look of fear and worry plastered over it as he helped her to her feet. "Are you okay?" he asked, his tone very panicked.
Sierra accepted his hand to haul herself up, eyeing him. She wasn't an idiot, and she wasn't blind. "I'm fine." she said shortly, studying his face. She reclaimed her hand, pinching the bridge of her nose to try and stop or atleast slow the bleeding. "But are you?" she asked him, softer.
He chuckled a little when she said that and he shrugged, rubbing his face. "Yea yea, I'm absulutly fine. Oh here," he said as he pulled grabbed a box of tissues to her and then lead her to the bed so she could sit down. "Guess you where right about the dress," he said as he looked over the tears disapprovingly. "I would scold you for tearing it up but, it wasn't your fault," he said. He was speaking fast now, trying to cover up how he had acted a d how worried and stuff he had been before hand. He took in a deep breath then and then laid down on the floor.
"No you're not." Sierra said idly as she sat on the bed, wincing slightly. She looked down at the dress, then glanced at him. And just gave up. Using the tears as a start, she ripped off part of the skirt part of her dress. Of course it wasn't even though, and with her, um, adjustments, the left of the skirt now came up to maybe a foot past her waist, ending about her knees. The right fell to mid shin or so as she lay back on the bed.
He got up then and sat down on the bed beside her. "You really shouldn't tear your clothes," he said as he looked at the torn dress. That when he noticed it looked a bit like she was crying. He touched her face gently and then laid beside her on the bed. "Honestly, you remind me of my wife.... And when you where attacked, it was like I was watching it all over again. That's why I aaaah, well you saw," he said and then let his eyes close. "You look just like her, that's why I keep flip flopping between being gentle and how I usually am. I try not to see you as her and I thought I could but, looks like I can't," he said as he let his mind drift a little.
Sierra looked over at him, crossing her arms almost but not quite angrily. "Well I'm not her." she pointed out, her voice sharp. "I don't want to be treated like a memory. If you're going to be nice to me, do it because I'm me, not her." she said flatly. Then she realized something- and her gaze sharpened. "You wouldn't have even saved me if I hadn't reminded you of her, would you?" she said in disbelief, then resolutely rolled over so her back was to him.
He could help but chuckle when she sounded disappointed. "I would to have saved you, your my Drudge. Ain't no one going to touch you but me," he said. Even though it sounded cruel he meant it and he rolled over and put his arm around her. Without thinking he kissed her neck and then got up. "Do you want to change into something more comfortable?" he asked her as he started to take off his torn clothes. "Both of us need sleep," he mumbled as he finished pulling off his tux, leaving on only his boxers.
"Oh, that's a great reason to sa-" Sierra began to snarl, but cut herself off as his arm went around her. She froze, then her gaze sharpened to a glare as she started to look over to glare at him, but she stopped dead as he kissed her neck. She didn't bother with the dress. She was tired and she could live with it, now that she didn't have to worry about the long skirt or anything. She was too tired to want to change into anything else.
He chuckled as he walked back to the bed after folding his tux and setting it outside the room so the maids would clean it. "At least lay the right way," he grumbled and then pulled the blankets back, lifting her up and setting her in the bed the right way before tucking her in. "There," he said before he snuck into the bed beside her and then turned his back to her. He yawned and reached over for the lamp and then turned the light off, the whole room going dark. "If you get cold tell me," he said as he yawned again, his eyes half closing shut. He rolled back over and put his arm around her again as he nuzzled his head into the pillow. The bed itself was large then even a Queen sized bed so there was plenty of room. Perhaps he liked sleeping that close to her for the warmth she gave off, or the just fact that there was someone else there beside him. Either way he wouldn't have said anything even if he knew the answer to his own questions.
Snarling viciously but not fighting back as he lifted her and put her under the covers, Sierra pointedly turned her back to him after he got into the bed, eyes shutting tight as she resolutely tried to ignore him. Of course, he had to make it impossible. She pushed him back with her elbow as he wrapped his arm around her, squirming away and moving forward away from him.
((Won't be here long. It's late and I'm in bed and my gmas cat is pawing at me to pet her and looking adorable and sad and I can't resist her...))
((Won't be here long. It's late and I'm in bed and my gmas cat is pawing at me to pet her and looking adorable and sad and I can't resist her...))
He opened his eyes half way to glare at her as she pushed him away. "Fine, have it your way," he said with a sigh before he turned over so his back was to her as he scooted more towards his edge. He yawned again before letting his eyes close slowly as he started to fall asleep, almost forgetting she was even there.
"Damn right I will." Sierra muttered in response, her eyes closing. That didn't last long though. She wasn't used to actually sleeping with people. She was used to doing what that was code for- sex. But not actually going to sleep in the same bed with them. It was weird. She huffed out an annoyed breath, her eyes opening again. She couldn't ignore him.
He expected her to be asleep and when he felt her move a little his eyes opened. He sat up in bed and leaned his back against the headboard before he turned in the light. He sighed and ran a hand through his hair to pull it back away from his face. "Are you having problems?" he asked her as he glared at her back. "I ain't a fan of the couch but I can go sleep on it," he said tiredly as he looked down at her.
She huffed as she sat up, blinking slightly in the light as she glared over at him angrily. "What, so you can flip flop again and act all heroic knight in shining armor and act all high and mighty? Hell no." Sierra snapped, her arms crossed as she glared at him from beneath her ginger fringe of hair.
He glared at her. "I'm trying to be nice but I'm finding it hard to be when you keep snapping at me when I do try to help," he growled, fangs half bared at her. He turned the lamp off then and then purposely grabbed hold of her and cuddled her to his chest, holding onto her rather tightly so she couldn't elbow him. He sighed and then laid his head on the pillow. "This is your punishment," he said rather kindly despite the way he was cuddling her was rather gently despite how much strength he was using to keep her their.
Sierra didn't flinch at his fangs, but squeaked in surprise as he grabbed her, struggling against him. "Let me go!" She snapped at him, a bit of panic entering her voice as she kicked and fought. "Let me GO!" She repeated furiously, her voice rising in both panic and rage.
He did the complete opposite and he just laid there still holding onto her. "Would you stop throwing a hissy fit, I'm not gunna hurt you yea big baby," he chuckled, rather amused as she squirmed and tried to get out of his hold. "Your not going anywhere kid so why don't you just relax," he said kindly even though he was still chuckling quietly because of her trying so hard to get away. "It could he worse you know, I could be eating you right now, all I'm doing is hugging you," he said simply, though his voice was full of amusement because of her freaking out.
"Could be worse, could be worse." Sierra ranted in a low, steady angry mutter. "Is this how it's going to be with you? You'll throw me into a wall and just say 'it could be worse.' You'll break my neck and say 'it could be worse.' You'll just kill me and say 'it could be worse.'" She ranted at him furiously.
He couldn't help but let go of her as he rolled over and grabbed his sides as he started laughing loudly. He couldn't help but laugh at her ranting as he tried to breath afterwards. "Do I really sound like that?" he wheezed as he tried to catch his breath from laughing so much.