Arrt Saunders
Still studenting
Lincoln Rose
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Lincoln sighed as the son of Hades feather-ruffled his siblings once again, the sarcastic quips invoking an argumentative, opinionated, and outspoken discussion of loving and loathing at the breakfast table. Lion-growls echoed through the dining pavilion, and it took all of Lincoln's resolve not to playfully scold both parties. Deep down, he respected Ebner's satirical wit - his punditry was clever and insightful, amusing and droll, sharp and directly to the point. The guy, despite his fascination for the dead and the undead - whom Lincoln assumed were rather bereft of jocular humour - could crack a joke. But the children of Eros were very easily worked up, and once excited, they tended to stalk their 'prey-of-the-day' with predatory intentions. Ebner had just started a wildfire he had no idea how to control, and, If he was lucky, he would escape with only one or two love-sick stalkers.
Raising a meddlesome eyebrow, Lincoln thwacked Ebner softly on the head with the tail of his arrow as he walked away from the deafening group of rabble-rousers he called a family. "Firstly, it's Eros not Cupid. Got it, Pluto? And, secondly: don't rile up my brothers and sisters. For your own good. I know damn well from your aura that you didn't come over here looking for love or companionship: so, I hope your prepared to be the object of that lot's desire for quite a while. Heck, if you really wanted to spice up your love life, and shock me in the process, you could go from a history of no romantic escapades to one, or two, or even three. Provided you play your cards right this evening."
Lincoln winked and stuck his tongue out. Even though he hadn't expected the morning to be eventful, he certainly lived for these sorts of interaction. His promiscuous nature relished the awkwardness his romantic omniscience often dragged into the light of day. How Ebner responded was a test of character; Lincoln simply couldn't wait to see to the results.
Clapping Ebner on the shoulder, Lincoln offered the son of Hades a friendly smile: "You're a son of the Big Three, man. Don't take this the wrong way but, according to the godly pact signed by your daddy and his brothers, you shouldn't exist. That said, here you are! Alive and throwing about puns like there's no tomorrow - tell me, honestly, if you were in their position, would you fail to be impressed by a Prince of the Underworld?"
"You and your posey," Lincoln said, nodding his head towards the table of Poseidon, "tend to stick to yourselves. So, this level of community engagement is thrilling."
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Lincoln sighed as the son of Hades feather-ruffled his siblings once again, the sarcastic quips invoking an argumentative, opinionated, and outspoken discussion of loving and loathing at the breakfast table. Lion-growls echoed through the dining pavilion, and it took all of Lincoln's resolve not to playfully scold both parties. Deep down, he respected Ebner's satirical wit - his punditry was clever and insightful, amusing and droll, sharp and directly to the point. The guy, despite his fascination for the dead and the undead - whom Lincoln assumed were rather bereft of jocular humour - could crack a joke. But the children of Eros were very easily worked up, and once excited, they tended to stalk their 'prey-of-the-day' with predatory intentions. Ebner had just started a wildfire he had no idea how to control, and, If he was lucky, he would escape with only one or two love-sick stalkers.
Raising a meddlesome eyebrow, Lincoln thwacked Ebner softly on the head with the tail of his arrow as he walked away from the deafening group of rabble-rousers he called a family. "Firstly, it's Eros not Cupid. Got it, Pluto? And, secondly: don't rile up my brothers and sisters. For your own good. I know damn well from your aura that you didn't come over here looking for love or companionship: so, I hope your prepared to be the object of that lot's desire for quite a while. Heck, if you really wanted to spice up your love life, and shock me in the process, you could go from a history of no romantic escapades to one, or two, or even three. Provided you play your cards right this evening."
Lincoln winked and stuck his tongue out. Even though he hadn't expected the morning to be eventful, he certainly lived for these sorts of interaction. His promiscuous nature relished the awkwardness his romantic omniscience often dragged into the light of day. How Ebner responded was a test of character; Lincoln simply couldn't wait to see to the results.
Clapping Ebner on the shoulder, Lincoln offered the son of Hades a friendly smile: "You're a son of the Big Three, man. Don't take this the wrong way but, according to the godly pact signed by your daddy and his brothers, you shouldn't exist. That said, here you are! Alive and throwing about puns like there's no tomorrow - tell me, honestly, if you were in their position, would you fail to be impressed by a Prince of the Underworld?"
"You and your posey," Lincoln said, nodding his head towards the table of Poseidon, "tend to stick to yourselves. So, this level of community engagement is thrilling."
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