amourpropre: (for what it's worth come walk with me)
lucius malfoy ([personal profile] amourpropre) wrote in [community profile] multiversallogs2012-09-14 11:23 am

each night as i go walking

Who: Lucius Malfoy (Sr) and Severus Snape α
What: Discussions on superstitions, perhaps!
Where: Severus' cottage, Flag Hill
When: Today.
Warnings: Descriptions of monstery gore.


It's a perfectly nice day until someone paints through it. Smoke as black and thick as ink trails along a clear sky, landing with more heavinesss than might have been suggested by its substance in front of the cottage, and trails of transformative magic collapses back in on itself, conforming to the more defined and solid lines of the man in the middle of it. Black smoke disappears into black fabrics, vanishes off pale skin and paler hair. Lucius Malfoy takes a glance around without truly suspecting to see anyone behind him, should he care if he did, and approaches the front door.

He hasn't been overly communicative, lately. A curt word with Lestrange before social retreat strikes. There are, altogether, too many people again. Never mind that he'd find something to bitch about if he were the only one, or one of two. There is a faint hope he doesn't have to talk to Antonin yet, but he wears 'resignation' like a coat.

Thud, thud. Metal against wood as the blunt silver nose of snake-head taps on the front door, although he suspects that his presence would possibly be detected before he gets that far, but it's habit. He steps back, thinking back to the reason that drove him here; the crow's feet lines at his eyes deepen in reflective and subtle wince, but no matter.
inkdamage: (up in her cemetery head)

[personal profile] inkdamage 2012-09-25 06:42 am (UTC)(link)
"I've found it to be a very difficult science, attempting to study any kind of pattern with creatures out here." His tone does not suggest any great revelation; the fog makes everything in it unpredictable, and what is one day is equally not the next. Trying to pin down behaviors is largely futile - for a time, Severus tracked the fog itself, in his leisure hours, like a tide. But even that fell to chaos. He liked it a little.

"Maybe you ought to go wander ahead like a carrot on a string."

You know, since whatever this is happens to be so fond of him. (Shut up, Severus.)