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goodfellow) wrote2019-07-20 11:40 am
Prometheus
Robin hadn't heard another peep about a potential puck in town. As far as he knew the mysterious naked jewelry thief hadn't been caught, and also hadn't made any other hits - at least not any that had eye witnesses or had caught him on camera. Though he might have preferred hearing something; the nugget of threat and then a lack of closure just had him on edge.
He knew he'd probably been a dick because of it, too. When Robin was uncomfortable, and especially if that discomfort had an edge of fear, he overcompensated. He pretended everything was fine, which meant he amped his Robin-ness up to eleven. Figuratively, he'd been swinging from chandeliers.
Which is why he was drunk and stumbling into the flat at 7:45 in the morning. He also couldn't remember where he'd left his shirt.
He tried to be quiet, but ended up crashing into the kitchen table and sending a bowl of apples crashing to the ground and rolling about. He swore.
He knew he'd probably been a dick because of it, too. When Robin was uncomfortable, and especially if that discomfort had an edge of fear, he overcompensated. He pretended everything was fine, which meant he amped his Robin-ness up to eleven. Figuratively, he'd been swinging from chandeliers.
Which is why he was drunk and stumbling into the flat at 7:45 in the morning. He also couldn't remember where he'd left his shirt.
He tried to be quiet, but ended up crashing into the kitchen table and sending a bowl of apples crashing to the ground and rolling about. He swore.

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"So very generous of you. After dinner, perhaps?" the titan suggested.
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"If you'd like," Prometheus nodded. "What are you in the mood for, pet?"
Prometheus didn't cook often, but he was talented enough in the kitchen to take requests.
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Prometheus nodded, thinking for a moment and then beginning to cook. He knew it would take some time, but he set about making gougères, enough to satisfy in place of a real meal. Something they could take outside and pick at while they drank and enjoyed the scenery.
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The left side was not as good as the right side, but he was not a dick. He emerged with three bottles and set them on the kitchen counter before going for the wine glasses. "Merlot, shiraz, or pinot?" he asked.
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"Pinot, I think," Prometheus replied, slipping their meal into the oven and setting the timer. "I didn't think to see if there was anything nearby to do. Perhaps we can go exploring tomorrow?"
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"If that's what you'd like, pet," the titan purred, moving to stand behind the puck and wrapping his arms around him.
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"I suppose it's been an agreeable sort of day. I feel well, lately. I feel as though I should enjoy that. No pain, no nightmares... that's something to treasure," the titan confessed.
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Suddenly he heard something, like a crash. Outside, maybe. "Did you hear that?"
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"I did. Probably an animal, I'll go chase it off," he offered, kissing the puck in return and letting go.
Stepping outside he didn't see anything at first, but after a moment he spotted footprints- the footprints of someone with a serious limp.
"Are you certain we're alone here, dove?" he called to Robin.
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The titan nodded at the footprints, then frowned. "Get inside and lock the doors, let's not give whoever it is an invitation to come in."
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But he went back in anyway, deadbolted the door they came in first, and then checked the front and back doors.
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Prometheus checked the windows, pausing at the last one and spotting a figure in the distance. It was a man, but he was far enough away now that he couldn't make out his features. There was something familiar about him though.
"A failed robbery, probably," he said as he rejoined Robin. "They must have been hoping no one was here. We'll have to be careful for the next few days."
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"I'm not sure people stock their bars with those anymore, petal," the titan chuckled, pouring himself a glass and smiling as his timer went off.
"Ah, perfect timing. Food should be ready."
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"Oh, i'm sure you can slave over something else later in return, dove," Prometheus said, pulling the gougères out of the oven.
"I thought we'd be a little decadent. Though rather than indulge on the deck, perhaps we should stay inside after all."
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"I suppose, but- It seems wise to be cautious. I saw him, I'm sure I did, from a distance. There was something familiar about him, I just can't put my finger on what." Prometheus confessed.
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"No, it wasn't a puck. Not unless one of your kin has a limp," Prometheus said, shaking his head.
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