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vampire trash? me?
[It's been on his mind a lot over the last few weeks, the idea of becoming a vampire. Partially because he's looking older than Arthur these days, and if he lets that go on too long it's going to get pretty weird, but moreover he just feels ready]
[Anxious as fuck, but ready.]
[The idea of it is terrifying — he'd gone to Mal for an explanation of the finer details rather than worry Arthur with his questions, seeing as she's actually done it before and Arthur hasn't — the idea that he could just... Die. It's not one that sits easy with Eames. He rather likes being alive, in fact half the point of becoming a vampire is to keep being alive, for a stretch on the word, forever.]
[So he's been dealing with that a lot, pretending otherwise whenever Arthur notices him being distant or pensive so he can work out his feelings on this without any outside influence. He knows Arthur wouldn't be mad if he changed his mind, it's a huge change to undertake, but it's not that he might not want this so much as wondering if the risks are really worth it.]
[They are.]
[But now they need to talk about it, so Eames is psyching himself up to do exactly that. Offered to stay in and make dinner while Arthur's off doing his errands to give himself some time alone to think about it. Maybe making some significant progress on a bottle of wine to calm his nerves, maybe it'll slow him down enough Arthur won't realise how keyed up he is the second he gets home.]
[Anxious as fuck, but ready.]
[The idea of it is terrifying — he'd gone to Mal for an explanation of the finer details rather than worry Arthur with his questions, seeing as she's actually done it before and Arthur hasn't — the idea that he could just... Die. It's not one that sits easy with Eames. He rather likes being alive, in fact half the point of becoming a vampire is to keep being alive, for a stretch on the word, forever.]
[So he's been dealing with that a lot, pretending otherwise whenever Arthur notices him being distant or pensive so he can work out his feelings on this without any outside influence. He knows Arthur wouldn't be mad if he changed his mind, it's a huge change to undertake, but it's not that he might not want this so much as wondering if the risks are really worth it.]
[They are.]
[But now they need to talk about it, so Eames is psyching himself up to do exactly that. Offered to stay in and make dinner while Arthur's off doing his errands to give himself some time alone to think about it. Maybe making some significant progress on a bottle of wine to calm his nerves, maybe it'll slow him down enough Arthur won't realise how keyed up he is the second he gets home.]
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I think I need to eat-- Drink.
[Turns out it's not any easier to get his head around that one as a vampire.]
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I'll get you some more blood and maybe a snack. You stay here and rest up.
[He leans in for another kiss and then rolls away to get out of bed, not bothering with any clothes before he heads out to the kitchen.]
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[He also puts on some toast. Eating always makes him feel a little bit more human and Eames hasn't had a bite of food since he woke up. He'll need the blood, but some simple toast and butter might be a good way to make him feel a little better in general in case he's freaked out about this whole bloodlust thing.]
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for Eames while he's alone. It hasn't been long at all, an hour and a half at the absolute most, and this is the first time Arthur's been out of his sight for longer than a couple of minutes.]
[The thing he's surprisingly aware of is how... Temperate he is. After sex like that he should be all hot and flushed and a sweaty mess, but he's none of that. Not even a hint of moisture on him (except for jizz-related dampness anyway) and he's realising he hasn't been out of breath since he got relaxed either.]
[He's gonna miss that. For a while, anyway. Eames expects he'll forget all about it eventually.]
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You're amazing, thank you.
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My arse really hurts.
[There's a laugh in his voice as he says it, it's obviously not something he's upset about.]
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I'm sorry.
[He sounds amused but still apologetic.]
I knew you'd tell me to stop if it was too much, but maybe I did go a little overboard.
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[He rests a hand on Arthur's forearm, another pleased hum as he settles and starts eating that toast.]
I fuess I'll be getting an idea of how quickly I can heal and recover tonight.
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If you drink enough blood you should be fine by the morning.
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[Anyway, he's looking forward to sitting tomorrow without have to sit awkwardly to avoid any pain. It's just a lot to consider, and he'd rather not bankrupt the both of them because he doesn't know how to pace himself.]
It was worth it.
[He turns his head to look at Arthur with a sly smile.]
It was even better than I imagined.
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[Arthur shakes his head with a smile.]
I'm still a bit surprised it's the first thing you wanted to do.
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[It absolutely wasn't an exaggeration, Eames has been sad Arthur would probably rip him apart if he went at it like that for years.]
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[Arthur says it like he's already exhausted by the concept of fucking Eames that hard ever again.]
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I'm sure I can wait a while until next time.
[He hums thoughtfully and gestures vaguely with said toast.]
A couple of days at least.
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I might not even be able to go that hard again.
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[He trails off a little, eyes narrowed as he tries to process what he's just said. It's not discomfort, it's an extended version of what he's already used to. But the concept of sitting in the arms of a man who killed him, who's still pumped up from said kill. It's a bit of a bizarre concept to get his head around.]
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[Arthur sighs and leans his head back against the headboard.]
I guess it doesn't really give me extra strength, but the energy is helpful.
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It's strange. Just twenty-six hours ago drinking blood made me gag.
[Now he can't get enough]
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Luckily the whole process rewires your brain or something. I can't imagine having to deal with being undead and having to warm up to a taste that humans are predisposed to hate while we're alive.
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Strange to think I'm technically dead too.
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[Arthur doesn't really think of it as being dead, though he does think of the night he was turned as the night he died more often than not. He's certainly had more of life by several definitions of the word in the past couple centuries but his heart also hasn't beat once in all that time either. It's a weird distinction.]
[In any case he doesn't really feel like getting into that philosophical discussion right now unless Eames breaches the subject, settling for feeling up his boyfriend's stomach and chest instead, which he does with a frown after a moment.]
You're still so warm though.
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Am I?
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