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goodfellow) wrote2014-09-07 03:22 pm
Anael
Robin loved museums. All the history, all the memories. Paintings especially. All the painters he'd known over the years, all the subjects, all the models. Sometimes it was a strange sense of melancholy, sitting in a room full of images from the past, from his past, ad feeling consumed by it for just a few moments.
A little masochistic even, sometimes.
He sat on a bench in the National Gallery, looking at a painting of Achilles and Patroclus. It had been so long since he'd seen them. Those souls, the pair of them, sometimes brothers sometimes not, who had appeared over and over again throughout the ages. Achilles and Patroclus were just one of the incarnations. And it had been decades since Robin had watched a version of them die again.
Still, these were some of his favorites. Even if the Trojan War had been a hell of a time.
His gaze lingered on Achilles. The beautiful body, the blonde hair. Something tugged inside him.
A little masochistic even, sometimes.
He sat on a bench in the National Gallery, looking at a painting of Achilles and Patroclus. It had been so long since he'd seen them. Those souls, the pair of them, sometimes brothers sometimes not, who had appeared over and over again throughout the ages. Achilles and Patroclus were just one of the incarnations. And it had been decades since Robin had watched a version of them die again.
Still, these were some of his favorites. Even if the Trojan War had been a hell of a time.
His gaze lingered on Achilles. The beautiful body, the blonde hair. Something tugged inside him.

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But still, the thought of fucking an angel now seemed like an important checkmark on his bucket list, and he was actually kind of like, grateful. It made him want to make this particularly good for Anael, too.
"You'll be good and ready by then," he said, gasping a little as Anael's fingers stroked over his erection. He could be patient. He would be. "Why don't you get on the bed. On your stomach."
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It was nothing serious, or he would have pointed out that Robin could no more hurt him through lack of preparation (well-endowed though he clearly was) than he could by throwing him a punch. This might be a physical body, but it was a lot sturdier than it looked, and very resistant to pain in all its forms.
But that was one of the beautiful things about sex, Anael felt: all options were equally wonderful, and annoyance at the end of one of them could only be brief, chased away as it was by joy at the beginning of another.
"Alright, Robin," he murmured against his lips, and forced himself to pull away, stepping out of his trousers and getting rid of his socks on his way to the bed. He lay down on his stomach, arms crossed in front of him, looking back at the puck over his shoulder with a soft smile. Preparation might not be strictly necessary, but it was always so very, very pleasurable.
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Entirely nude himself, Robin approached him on the bed. Then he climbed up and dragged his fingertips down Anael's naked body.
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He did tend to keep them out of the way during sex, even when his lover knew what he was; they were big, and made all manners of things more complicated.
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Which, he figured a little belatedly, might be a bit off-putting to the puck, since Anael did not think that he had told him that he didn't just do Love, but also Winds.
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He did not actually believe that it would be a blaspheme, but he wouldn't be surprised if Robin did. He also doubted that the puck wanted to start a conversation about whether God was in everything that was done in his Creation; sometimes, Anael did know when to shut up, and he twisted around just enough to catch Robin's lips in a heated kiss.
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