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Lost to Ether
Author: Tania
Rating: R
Pairing:
Spike/Angelus
Summary: Set in
season two of BtVS between WML and Innocence.
Feedback:
tania@fangedfour.com
I’d been
unconscious when Drusilla pulled me from the fire. Whispered words and
promises swirled around my mind as she spoke of giving daddy thanks soon
enough and of fairies who spoke to her, weaving a tale into the ether that
circled my thoughts. Tainted visions of Angelus filled my every dream,
influenced by her nattering no doubt, but still there. Dark eyes watching
me as my spine fused itself back together. Weeks lying in a bed made uncomfortable
by too many pillows and not enough heat, the ever present voices.
Daddy’s coming
back.
Must get you
ready.
Almost time for
the party now.
Sure enough the
wounds started healing. Slowly healing to the point I could sit and
eventually roll through the dark corridors of the factory searching out the
forces strong enough to quiet the voices. The force that would make me stop
wanting to believe them, stop me looking for him around every corner as
though he could make everything alright.
It was a sickness
to be sure, but only partly to be blamed on the slayer and her magic aim.
This was a sickness that had followed me for a century, as easily as if it
were stitched into my coat pocket. Worse than that, this was a sickness
bound in the blood, tied to every cell. It bound me to her, let her
mutterings trickle into my ears, bound me to him, let his ever present
voice ring in my head.
***
I’d been bound to
the chair for weeks, planning Drusilla’s coming out party. The pain had
mostly subsided, although my legs were still as useless as sausages on
sticks. I busied myself with collecting the Judge’s parts, ignoring Dru’s
waning attention even as we completed the project that had taken nearly two
years to set in motion.
It seemed we’d
been waiting much longer than that by the time Old Blue finally took his
first steps in near a millennia. The anticipation had been worth watching
him work, but turned out to be not quite the spectacle I’d anticipated. I’d
had visions of watching him set the Slayer to ashes and it excited nerves
in my skin as the thought crawled over me.
All things short
lived I guess.
The very next
morning, just as the majority of our party guests were finding dark corners
to settle into, he came back. Not as I’d believed he would, but just as
Drusilla had seen.
Angelus. Dark and
the same as ever, confidence oozing from every stare, finishing my every
sentence like old marrieds just as he had a hundred years earlier. He put
the fine point to each plan that crossed my mind, slipping into the role of
protector, if not confidante, seamlessly.
Seamlessly.
The first night he
had ignored me, with the exception of one chaste kiss, meant as a warning
volley. He’d take his pleasure in the kill tonight, but every night
thereafter I’d be at his whim. He meant for me to know it, to taste the
fear in my own mouth as he dragged me up rickety stairs, useless legs
flailing behind me as he took me to rooms far enough from Drusilla’s
laughter that he’d not be distracted.
Frigid night air
rolled through broken windows, dancing across my naked chest as he explored
healing wounds and inflicted fresh ones. The knife pirouetted over my body,
causing me to flinch and jump when it found skin not numbed from fire and
tumbling paralysis. He laved at bloody trails, teasing my cock to what
little life it had in it. Mocking smile, no sympathy in his eyes when his
ministrations left me flaccid and cursing his alter-ego’s lover.
At least I could
be thankful he had a mind to take Drusilla each night too and had no desire
to rub himself raw in my ass. Excessive amounts of cold jelly covered my
body, fingers probing within, face smiling when he confirmed I’d opened
myself to no man but him in more than a century of living. Groaning mouth
as he spread me wide, pressing deep within, no doubt deeper than Angel had
dared to go with his virginal slayer.
I wondered aloud
if he’d thrust too hard, making her cry with the knowledge that the man she
loved could cause her more pain than any she could ever muster hate for.
Angelus had no
answers for me. Just that secretive smile that I knew so well. He’d speak
to me of my own talents, turning me over and over, eyes and hands roaming
over each curve and scar, tasting at newly opened gashes and fresh bite
marks. He’d speak to me of Drusilla and even Darla, telling me each trick
they possessed, each naughty gift they’d given him, the words they’d cry as
they covered his body in come, but never of the slayer.
Some secrets I'd
never know, he teased. Just as she would never know that even when my body
was mostly dead to the touch he had the power to make me cry out as he
slammed against organs even the slayer’s weapons couldn’t mar. Just between
us, he whispered as he filled me with shuddering orgasm after shuddering
orgasm.
Nothing lasts
though. Not in our world, not when both he and she had wandering attentions
that focused on little but destruction.
As their tales and
wishes for world-ending demons filled their minds, the whispering voices in
my own began to drift away. How ironic, truly. When he was a lifetime away
Angelus couldn’t stop speaking in my ear, and yet now he was close, my
world fell into silence and darkness once again.
For a time.
~Finis~
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