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Marley Zeller ([info]marley_) wrote in [info]waddiwasi,
@ 2009-09-06 21:26:00

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Who: Marley and Apollo
What: The Full Moon
When: Sunday night
Where: Apollo's place


Marley was nervous again. She didn't know how much of it could be attributed to true fear and how much was just the beast inside her clawing to get out, but the effect was the same. Her stomach had been doing flips for two days now, and it got worse with every hour closer to nightfall. Late afternoon, looking rather worn already, Marley apparated to the Wilkes sanctuary where Apollo would presumably be waiting. The clothes she was wearing were disposable. A ratty pair of jeans she'd bought from a thrift store and a tee shirt. They'd be ripped when she shifted anyway.

She had packed a bag with clothes for the morning after, as well as antiseptic and small bandages for any injuries she might inflict upon herself. It was the same first aid kit she'd had at the werewolf sanctuary. They always got hurt when they were caged, always. It was the price of being safe, she supposed.

She spotted Apollo and made her way over to him, lips pressed tightly together, not feeling up to a sunny smile like normal. She just wanted tonight to be over with already, but in the same breath she didn't want night to fall either. Didn't want to face what was coming next.

"'Evening," she said, setting her backpack down on the ground.


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[info]apollow
2009-09-11 02:33 am UTC (link)
Apollo regarded Marley with a cool trepidation. Pity was an unusual emotion for him, but he couldn't help but feel it strongly for Zeller. When she'd been attacked he decided he wouldn't ever be anywhere near her near the moon again, but he even broke that rule once Greyback had become interested in her.

He rarely had much to say, and tonight his conversation was in even shorter supply. "Zeller," he greeted. He eyed the clothes and bag she had and hoped she had any supplies she needed with her. "How are you?" he asked, feeling awkward with the small talk.

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[info]marley_
2009-09-11 03:13 am UTC (link)
Marley didn't get too close. She wasn't afraid that she'd slip her skin before the moon rose, but that didn't mean she was going to tempt fate anyway. Distance was good. That, and she and Apollo weren't exactly the type of friends--if that's what one called it--that greeted with hugs.

"I'm... relieved I won't be out there," she said, gesturing off, meaning out in the rest of the world, where things lurked in the woods. Things with names like Fenrir. "Other than that," she shrugged. "You?"

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[info]apollow
2009-09-11 03:52 am UTC (link)
Apollo shrugged. "Fine," he said brusquely. He began to walk and beckoned her to follow. "I know you're not changing for a bit yet but I want to be sure everything's secure." There were a number of cages on the compound for various uses; the Wilkeses didn't use cages if it could be avoided, but some creatures needed more than a pen.

For a number of years when Apollo had been quite young, the family had had a chimeara on their compound. It had long since died and they had never replaced it, but had kept its cage set-up should they ever decide to do so. This is where they were heading. It was far from the other creatures--far enough that many of their animals wouldn't even be able to hear any howling, let alone see Marley in her degenerate state.

The cage was not protected from weather, but Apollo didn't believe it was meant to rain that night so it should've been fine. "Here," he said, hoping he wouldn't have to explain more.

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