"We'll try a couple on. See what sticks." They at least have a variety here, and some time to play with them. "Tonight, we're going with Senan."
The 'wisdom' angle in it feels right.
"So. While we're talking names, what was the moment you picked mine?" looking up at him, her tone very much of a 'tell me why I'm pretty' cheeky variety.
He chuckles. It's not like he'd actively thought about it at the time, but in hindsight it's easy enough.
"First inklin' was hittin' that button in the elevator." Sweeney gives a small shrug. "You standin' on my boots when I had ya from behind sealed the deal."
Basically, when we both decided we want each other and can have the other without guilt.
There's a moment longer before his eyes narrow a touch.
"That mean I gotta fuck ya so hard ya hav'ta use a name?" He arches a brow. "Or it gonna mercy thing where ya try it out where'er we end up on pacin'?"
That's something, at least. His body's getting back to thinkin', especially with all that Gaelic on her tongue, but for one that's normally into keeping quiet, that'd be a significant effort.
Sweeney cocks his head a touch. "Ya want me ta fuck ya in the snow?" It's less a proposal than honest question. He's not overly eager to be that cold, but he's willing to hear her out.
No matter the answer or what they end up doing the rest of the night, he'll keep delighting in watching her touch herself like that. Maybe even more than if her hand was lower down. It's far more intimate.
"We'd have to keep all our clothes on the whole time. I never spent that much time around snow but I don't want any frost bite on anything we like using," sliding her hand down his side, lingering on his hip. It's mostly a curiosity for her; snow seems dangerous because of how little time she's spent in it.
"But I was thinking if we hunt and I'm a wolf, you could just use Irish the whole time. So I could learn directions, y'know, left, right, flank, get ahead, cut 'em off. We could hunt reindeer." One real wolf her size is not strong enough to bring down a reindeer alone, but a lycanthrope is. And with a leprechaun at her back it's just enough challenge to be fun.
With the way she's touching him, he isn't expecting the rest of her answer. Sweeney's smile is soft. Not only is she thinking ahead (which is no small feat for someone so impulsive), she's eager to be the wolf. It makes his heart warm, and he cups her face so he can stroke her cheek with his thumb.
"Perfect." His smile slips into a smirk.
"I thought we were doin' buffalo," he teases. "S'ppose I might be convinced ta do reindeer instead." Sweeney rolls his eyes playfully. He's pretty sure there aren't any in Yellowstone, but that doesn't mean there can't be.
"Reindeer seem more snowy. But also... maybe I'm showing a little faith it'll be so fun we'll want to hunt again." Things with him tend to be that way: terrifying and then immediately things she desperately wants to do again.
"I still have a list of things to show you. And like I said: be ready for some water because I know exactly what we're doing next. But what're some things you want to do you don't get to do?"
"Huntin' will be a great change of pace. Ain't been in as long as I really recall. We should certainly start with reindeer," he offers with brief consideration. "More familiar with that sort of game."
Sweeney smiles and shakes his head down at her. "I'm not lookin' ta make too far a list." His eyes slide up beneath their lids, the curl of his lips not lessening.
"Works for me. I can come up with plenty and half of it on the fly." She kisses that smile, because she can. "We should start fighting again, too. Or at least breaking shit like we did in that posh store."
It had been in the Enclosure, yes, but breaking pieces of art worth more than any home she lived in had felt good. "You ever wrestle a wolf?"
He takes a deep breath, slowly releasing it in consideration. "If I have, I don't remember." Fought them, almost certainly. But wrestling is very different. "Plenty with dogs though." Sweeney's smile is easy, and it comes with a quick nod.
The thought of fighting her on two legs is more complicated. He hasn't fought anyone since...well, Godric. There's something in that that makes his stomach turn. Especially since he'd gone there looking to fight her. Four legs should be just fine though.
"Pretty sure I'm gonna get my ass handed ta me." His gaze drifts to the ceiling as his hand lifts. "Hear they're biters." He 'idly' runs his thumb over the length of his shoulder in passive illustration.
She's aware of his hesitation even if she doesn't understand it. She starts to ask but he goes on and earns a little grin.
She leans forward to bite an unmarked space on his shoulder. "Can't help it," she laughs, bites him again. "You smell so good, I just-" Biting him again on his chest near the collarbone.
"I'm a real hands-on learner," her own hands running over his chest, fingers tracing all the bruises she's leaving. She resolves here to spend the week in the library, to have phrases to surprise him with. She'll turn up at the knoll, offer him a cigarette, say something clever. Cliste.
The Gaelic cap on her request pulls the breath back over his tongue, and he leans to kiss her, his hand supporting the back of her head. Sweeney breaks it just enough to whisper the words against the moisture on her mouth.
"Cad ba mhaith leat?"
He flicks the tip of his tongue up the center of her lip.
She cries out, soft and short, ending in a breathless giggle. The pressure of his fingers creates a warm, electric line all the way down her body and she murmurs, "NÃos crua, mar seo, le do thoil..."
Sweeney shifts to lean over her a bit more, though he doesn't climb on top of her. Instead he bites at the other purpling marks running down her shoulder. He's rough with her, but not urgent. Quite to the contrary. Each is taken with clear intent.
He nips at it for only a moment, but something occurs to him, and he draws back enough to give them more weight.
"Ya ne'er hav'ta say it in Gaelic, English is just fine, but I want ya ta know a few important ones." He tips his head between each, giving her the chance to repeat them back to him.
It's funny, really, how having a different language makes it easier to imagine saying them. Then again, English requests were frequently ignored when she was human, but so far one hundred percent of the things she's said in Gaelic have been responded to.
"Sea," she says, after she's whispered the words to commit them to memory. "I'll say what I need. If you do too."
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"OH." Another occurs to him.
"Senan (Sennin), he is 'wise' or 'ancient'. No hounds," he points out with a coy smile.
"But I cannot not choose it." There's another shrug. "That's just the way it works."
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The 'wisdom' angle in it feels right.
"So. While we're talking names, what was the moment you picked mine?" looking up at him, her tone very much of a 'tell me why I'm pretty' cheeky variety.
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"First inklin' was hittin' that button in the elevator." Sweeney gives a small shrug. "You standin' on my boots when I had ya from behind sealed the deal."
Basically, when we both decided we want each other and can have the other without guilt.
There's a moment longer before his eyes narrow a touch.
"That mean I gotta fuck ya so hard ya hav'ta use a name?" He arches a brow. "Or it gonna mercy thing where ya try it out where'er we end up on pacin'?"
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She strokes the welt on her neck with her thumb, perhaps unaware she's doing it for how soft her smile is.
"I'll try a new name out when we go hunting, too." A thought that makes her nervous; stroke the welt and she's calm again.
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Sweeney cocks his head a touch. "Ya want me ta fuck ya in the snow?" It's less a proposal than honest question. He's not overly eager to be that cold, but he's willing to hear her out.
No matter the answer or what they end up doing the rest of the night, he'll keep delighting in watching her touch herself like that. Maybe even more than if her hand was lower down. It's far more intimate.
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"But I was thinking if we hunt and I'm a wolf, you could just use Irish the whole time. So I could learn directions, y'know, left, right, flank, get ahead, cut 'em off. We could hunt reindeer." One real wolf her size is not strong enough to bring down a reindeer alone, but a lycanthrope is. And with a leprechaun at her back it's just enough challenge to be fun.
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"Perfect." His smile slips into a smirk.
"I thought we were doin' buffalo," he teases. "S'ppose I might be convinced ta do reindeer instead." Sweeney rolls his eyes playfully. He's pretty sure there aren't any in Yellowstone, but that doesn't mean there can't be.
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"I still have a list of things to show you. And like I said: be ready for some water because I know exactly what we're doing next. But what're some things you want to do you don't get to do?"
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"Huntin' will be a great change of pace. Ain't been in as long as I really recall. We should certainly start with reindeer," he offers with brief consideration. "More familiar with that sort of game."
Sweeney smiles and shakes his head down at her. "I'm not lookin' ta make too far a list." His eyes slide up beneath their lids, the curl of his lips not lessening.
"Ya know I'm shit at rememberin'."
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It had been in the Enclosure, yes, but breaking pieces of art worth more than any home she lived in had felt good. "You ever wrestle a wolf?"
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The thought of fighting her on two legs is more complicated. He hasn't fought anyone since...well, Godric. There's something in that that makes his stomach turn. Especially since he'd gone there looking to fight her. Four legs should be just fine though.
"Pretty sure I'm gonna get my ass handed ta me." His gaze drifts to the ceiling as his hand lifts. "Hear they're biters." He 'idly' runs his thumb over the length of his shoulder in passive illustration.
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She leans forward to bite an unmarked space on his shoulder. "Can't help it," she laughs, bites him again. "You smell so good, I just-" Biting him again on his chest near the collarbone.
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"Careful, luv," he purrs in suggestive warning.
"Gonna hav'ta get back ta those Irish lessons."
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"Teach me more. Le do thoil."
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"Cad ba mhaith leat?"
He flicks the tip of his tongue up the center of her lip.
"What do you want?"
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Sweeney moves his hand from his shoulder to hers, cradling the back of her neck so he can draw a soft circle around the Mark's edges.
"Mar seo?"
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"NÃos mó." The pattern of his hand's touch becomes continuous.
"Go crua." He pushes his thumb firmly in the center. "Hard."
Sweeney's hand curls around the back of her neck so he can dig with the full grip of it as he leans in with a low growl.
"NÃos crua." He swallows. "Harder."
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Hands on learner, as promised.
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"Cá?" he purrs against her.
"Where?"
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He's bruised her up and down already, but she's ticklish there, which makes her extra sensitive.
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"Ya ne'er hav'ta say it in Gaelic, English is just fine, but I want ya ta know a few important ones." He tips his head between each, giving her the chance to repeat them back to him.
"Sea. Yes.
NÃl. No
Moilliú le do thoil. Slow down please.
éirigh as. Stop it."
He is very serious about each of them, and is prepared to stop where they are if she's not comfortable with any of them.
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"Sea," she says, after she's whispered the words to commit them to memory. "I'll say what I need. If you do too."
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"Beidh mé." It's accented with a small nod. "I will."
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