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So, with no other choices left to him, Eridanus decides in that microsecond that softening the blow is his best chance. A subtle shift in his footing has him turning just as well, just enough so that the tip of Lucius' falchion finds the tougher meat of his back. Still, it wedges into the stone-flesh and pulls a breathless grunt of pain from Eridanus' throat.
Regardless of the wound now soaking his shirt bloody, he focuses his attentions on his short-blade—glancing it off of the falchion and driving upwards towards Lucius' arm. To the onlooker, they would look like nothing so much as lovers entangled within an impassioned embrace; and yet, for Eridanus, he only has the thought of driving his short-sword into the tender meat of Lucius' bicep in his mind.]
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The falchion gripped by Eridanus' ungiving skin slips free; this time, Lucius does skirt back again, shaking blood from its edge with his eyes narrowed to predatory slits. ]
I don't know whether I should commend you or scold you for that. [ It certainly isn't a maneuver that would have saved him in his rightful shape. He exhales through his nose, tongue slithering between his lips as though tasting the air, as his eyes drop to the broad expanse of Eridanus' chest. ]
Funny, [ he muses, expression glinting with sudden mischief as his gaze flits back to Eridanus' own. ] Right now, this stance would seem to suit me more than it does you, Archmage.
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Unfortunately, [and as he continues, Eridanus adjusts his grip once more,] I bear the wrong sword for any other style.
[A longer sword, perhaps even one meant to be wielded with two hands, would be better suited to his aggressive form. A nimble sword-style was meant for a nimble race—though if he were to cast aside his off-hand, Eridanus wonders just how well he could fight without it.]
Would you prefer I fight you in a more bestial way, my Eternal?
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He recalls what it had been like—but that had only been seen secondhand, and now, the thought of finding himself overwhelmed by his lover's bestial strength tightens his muscles with shuddering desire. It's a question answered first with laughter, his paired blades twirling restless patterns through the air at his sides. ]
I was going to say I could teach you, the way you have so graciously taught me. [ His grin pulls the muscles of his face taut once more, but even so, the heated gaze that meets Eridanus' swims with his lust still. It's a fair joke, that a marine's style better suits Eridanus in kind, but...
Lucius' weight shifts, falling onto his back foot, and the falchion in his off-hand raises in the air between them. ]
Here. Maybe this would look better in your hand.
[ It isn't a heavy blade, made for graceful slicing movement above all, but it is what had suited Lucius for the last ten millennia or so. ]
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And then, his master's answer comes, and before words have even formed in his mind to respond, Eridanus' tip-toing steps carry him forward. That space that Lucius had put between them is shortened in just two long strides, stopping just shy enough that when Eridanus looks down upon his consort, he would be able to feel the heat of each excited pant that left his own, parted lips.]
You would allow me to use your falchion? [He asks, the question redundant as he raises his left hand—still clutching his dagger—and offers the off-handed weapon in return.] I am greatly honored.