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With blind hunger, he reaches for the cup; his fingers scrabble a bit, embarrassingly, as he brings it to his face and gulps at it.
It is a disgusting act, fundamentally. The mild loss of composure feels like a humiliation he cannot bear. But the blood itself is an improvement: not yet dead, fresh from a living vein, given to him, to help him...
It's not perfect. It's like seeing a friend by chance but knowing you only have a few seconds before you go your separate ways. But it's better.
He loves his friends. The vampire part of him loves his friends to death.
When the blood's dissppeared, an inhumanly long tongue comes out -- not all the way, just enough to swipe the inside of the cup. Then, reddened vampire eyes lock onto the open wound of Jonathan's.
He could cauterize that chemically, rather than with fire, Sherlock wants to say. He cannot say it. All that comes out is a vague noise, made in the direction of Jonathan's wrist.
Sherlock wants to lock his jaw onto it. Instinct tells him to. Other instinct tells him he must not. For the moment, he's frozen.]
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...So I see my theory was correct then?
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Dark red spots appear high on his cheeks. He forgot himself, just a bit, in his thirst. Good lord, what shape is his tongue? That is new, and not entirely pleasant.]
I was not lying, before. I am most grateful.
[He's now staring off to the side, at the ground.]
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[That Joestar's rehydrated blood is the most disgusting thing in the world, and that Joestar's blood spilled into a vessel is Okay.]
The variety among vampiric specimens is so great that I cannot make any assumptions of safety or satiation based on others of the kind.
[He is not enjoying this at all.]
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[Give him a minute.] ...Oh dear. Is the focus on blood so very intense that it overrides every other thought for the state you might yet have?
[He sounds somewhat alarmed- and for that matter looks at his wrist again.] ...ought I simply drain the flask and refill it myself..?
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[He takes stock of himself as honestly as he
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...no, it is...not so bad as that, not yet. Do not do anything -- hasty -- regarding your own veins, Joestar. We will test the bagged stuff first and work from there.
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[It's why he's not suggesting flight as a bat, or the quick-run he can do. It'll burn through Sherlock's reserves faster.]
We will walk.
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no I'm fucking doing it
Am I correct in assuming you have had tutors all of your life? No significant time spent at boarding school?
HEH
...I'm familiar with your deductive capabilities, but just how on earth did my statement lead to that? You are indeed correct of course; my father was quite hesitant to send me away in my youth, and even after my step-sibling was adopted, he held us quite close to the home until the day we enrolled within University. ...But how on earth did that tell you this?
cw references to crude humor, sex, school bullying
[He doesn't feel like getting into it. Which also feels like innuendo. Fuck. Help. Is this vampire brain or just because he got into his boyfriend's pants the other week and now he's got to manage an addiction? Neither one is good!]
sheds a laughing tear
...Very well then Sherlock, if you so insist, I shan't ask for further detail. Though I do wonder how you would rather it be put in that case.
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It matters little. I understand your meaning, and it provided insight into your history.
You did not miss out on anything important, and indeed were spared a great deal of difficulty.
[He does not remember his school days fondly.]
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Still, I do extend some apology for whatever hardship you experienced yourself then, as I can only imagine such statements to come from experience itself.
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Should you have been sent to school together, your not so sunny childhood would have been a storm without refuge.
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I may be recognized, here.
[His work brings him into contact with hospital staff on occasion, though usually it's the interns who get the bodies from the hospital morgue.]
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It will depend on which staff is on duty.
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Still, I'd not considered the fact that we might encounter one who would be tasked with such discharge, [he ponders, looking to the door as he goes to knock and wait.] Though I suppose both of our respective fields of interaction would indeed involve a nurse at times...
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[He folds his arms and settles in to wait to be let in.]
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[The door opens after a moment- a middle aged fellow in the typical garb of local doctors opens it, and with a look prepares to speak...but hesitates, seeing the vampire with Jonathan.]
Good evening! I apologize for not calling ahead, but I've a friend who shall be sharing with my typical pick-up today. Worry not, I'll not be demanding extra, [he adds with a well meaning chuckle.
The doctor of course, is not lessening their caution.]
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[A polite incline of his head.]
I am the coroner at Veritas Morgue and Mortuary.
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my brain keeps likening it to coffee, cold coffee, reheated coffee,
RIGHT. MICROWAVE REHEATED COFFEE WITH NOTHING IN IT.
worse...as we realized....instant and reheated...
s-sobs
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