[ Fenris' response is merely a grunt, deciding he wasn't going to engage in this insane conversation any longer, even though he's not really wrong.
At least with Anders moving his feet even just a little, Fenris can get them back to the hotel faster. There are several moments along the way where he considers dropping him on someone's doorstep, but no one deserves that fate.
As Fenris gets them inside some of the staff give them concerned stares, but Fenris simply points out that he's drunk and stupid, so they leave them be. That was perhaps a little too easy, but less trouble for him is ideal. This time around he does fiddle with the lift until it gets them to where they need to go. It's another small battle to find Anders' room, search him for his key, and get inside, but he does it, and uses the remainder of his energy to drag this fool's stupid magical ass to his bed. The relieved sigh when Fenris finally sets him down, easing up the pressure against his markings, is palpable. Maker, what a pain in the ass. ]
( if only it could be so easy for fenris, because the moment anders is shucked into his bed, a hand clasps fenris around the wrist before he can get too far away. )
Don't go.
( maker, how pathetic he's become, and so quickly at that. since his death, anders has been on a fast-track to becoming someone he doesn't even recognize, someone who asks about the market board for a 'good time' like a common whore, and begs one of his greatest rivals for help [twice, now]. through it all, though, he believes he wants to survive. he isn't sure how deep that drive runs, but right now, he wants to fight through the pain and see the morning, for some reason or another. why? he doesn't know. but he knows if he spends his night here alone with no one to stop him from acting on his misery and self-pity, he may not live long enough to find out.
unfortunately, none of that comes out even half as coherent. )
[ As Fenris turns to leave, Anders grabs his wrist, causing him to hiss in pain, though it was more from surprise than anything. ]
You're not that easy to be rid of.
[ Here Fenris is, in a completely different land that makes little sense, and Anders still turned up. He doubts the mage will die this easily. Yet, despite his dry response, he doesn't try to leave. He does try to pull his hand away though. That hurts you asshole. ]
( the filter in his mind is gone, apparently, burned away by sour beers and bone-shattering pain. why would he bring up hawke now? why, why, why, why—
fenris' brands hurt, and anders can tell he hurts, somehow, so he lets go. his eyes are closed and his breathing his fitful, but he's still very much alive. )
[ More dramatics, at least that's what he thinks at first as he pulls his wrist back, then Anders drops that explosive poultice on him. He skips over the nonsense about owing him anything — he wants nothing, brows furrowing in confusion. He had come close to asking what Hawke did, he could tell it was something, but... ]
...He what?
[ Anders hadn't even wanted to believe that Hawke would hand Fenris over to his master, despite his claims that the man killed him. Naturally, he assumes Anders did something, but even if that were the case...what could he have possibly done for Hawke to kill him? They were disgustingly inseparable. ]
Why? How?
[ None of this makes sense, but he supposes that's been the theme since their arrival. ]
( who is fenris to ask a thing like that? to witness anders' crimes, stand by hawke's side, and then pretend to be blindsided at the mention of anders' betrayal. if he had the strength to sit up, he might reach out and strangle the damned elf, but he barely has the energy to open his eyes, let alone commit murder. )
You were there...
( ugh.
still, that last bit of emphasis seems to have zapped what little strength he has left, because he stops responding then, and his breath grows slower still. )
[ It's instinctive the way he bites back at Anders — the man makes it difficult not to snap. His arms cross as he scoffs. ]
I would be sure not to forget such an event, trust me.
[ He almost doesn't notice Anders' slowed breathing, because fuck him, but as he awaits a response or further explanation...he can tell something isn't right. A brow quirking, he leans over Anders, hesitating before reaching out to nudge him. ]
Mage?
[ If he dies AFTER he dragged his ass here he'll be furious. ]
( he was so close, but then he's being nudged, and he inhales sharply. he looks up to fenris like he's stolen his favorite cat and tossed her into the ocean. )
What? No, but.... but, hey, perhaps death would be a mercy compared to your mother henning, you doting... dote-y...Dote-Head.
( brand-new sentence that don't make a lick of sense for $500, alex.
anders tries his best to turn away, but the pain from his wings is too bad to making any sort of movement pleasant. he stays where he is instead. )
Either lie on the bed or lie on the floor; it matters little to me. Just don't leave.
( he says it like a demand rather than a pitiful request like that will restore some of his dignity. )
[ he mutters irritably, rolling his eyes and moving away so that he can get this sword off his back, placing it against the wall as he always does. He picks a spot nearby on the floor, sitting with his back against the wall and crossing his arms.
He doesn't intend on getting too comfortable. When Anders drifts off to sleep and seems in deep enough not to wake till morning, he'll slip out. Anders is lucky he even gets that courtesy. ]
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At least with Anders moving his feet even just a little, Fenris can get them back to the hotel faster. There are several moments along the way where he considers dropping him on someone's doorstep, but no one deserves that fate.
As Fenris gets them inside some of the staff give them concerned stares, but Fenris simply points out that he's drunk and stupid, so they leave them be. That was perhaps a little too easy, but less trouble for him is ideal. This time around he does fiddle with the lift until it gets them to where they need to go. It's another small battle to find Anders' room, search him for his key, and get inside, but he does it, and uses the remainder of his energy to drag this fool's stupid magical ass to his bed. The relieved sigh when Fenris finally sets him down, easing up the pressure against his markings, is palpable. Maker, what a pain in the ass. ]
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Don't go.
( maker, how pathetic he's become, and so quickly at that. since his death, anders has been on a fast-track to becoming someone he doesn't even recognize, someone who asks about the market board for a 'good time' like a common whore, and begs one of his greatest rivals for help [twice, now]. through it all, though, he believes he wants to survive. he isn't sure how deep that drive runs, but right now, he wants to fight through the pain and see the morning, for some reason or another. why? he doesn't know. but he knows if he spends his night here alone with no one to stop him from acting on his misery and self-pity, he may not live long enough to find out.
unfortunately, none of that comes out even half as coherent. )
Please.
I'm nothing.
I'll... I'll die.
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You're not that easy to be rid of.
[ Here Fenris is, in a completely different land that makes little sense, and Anders still turned up. He doubts the mage will die this easily. Yet, despite his dry response, he doesn't try to leave. He does try to pull his hand away though. That hurts you asshole. ]
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( the filter in his mind is gone, apparently, burned away by sour beers and bone-shattering pain. why would he bring up hawke now? why, why, why, why—
fenris' brands hurt, and anders can tell he hurts, somehow, so he lets go. his eyes are closed and his breathing his fitful, but he's still very much alive. )
Don't.
I'll owe you.
Hawke killed me.
Can't be alone.
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...He what?
[ Anders hadn't even wanted to believe that Hawke would hand Fenris over to his master, despite his claims that the man killed him. Naturally, he assumes Anders did something, but even if that were the case...what could he have possibly done for Hawke to kill him? They were disgustingly inseparable. ]
Why? How?
[ None of this makes sense, but he supposes that's been the theme since their arrival. ]
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You were there...
( ugh.
still, that last bit of emphasis seems to have zapped what little strength he has left, because he stops responding then, and his breath grows slower still. )
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[ It's instinctive the way he bites back at Anders — the man makes it difficult not to snap. His arms cross as he scoffs. ]
I would be sure not to forget such an event, trust me.
[ He almost doesn't notice Anders' slowed breathing, because fuck him, but as he awaits a response or further explanation...he can tell something isn't right. A brow quirking, he leans over Anders, hesitating before reaching out to nudge him. ]
Mage?
[ If he dies AFTER he dragged his ass here he'll be furious. ]
Is this sleep or death taking you?
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What? No, but.... but, hey, perhaps death would be a mercy compared to your mother henning, you doting... dote-y...Dote-Head.
( brand-new sentence that don't make a lick of sense for $500, alex.
anders tries his best to turn away, but the pain from his wings is too bad to making any sort of movement pleasant. he stays where he is instead. )
Either lie on the bed or lie on the floor; it matters little to me. Just don't leave.
( he says it like a demand rather than a pitiful request like that will restore some of his dignity. )
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[ he mutters irritably, rolling his eyes and moving away so that he can get this sword off his back, placing it against the wall as he always does. He picks a spot nearby on the floor, sitting with his back against the wall and crossing his arms.
He doesn't intend on getting too comfortable. When Anders drifts off to sleep and seems in deep enough not to wake till morning, he'll slip out. Anders is lucky he even gets that courtesy. ]