{RL WITH ERIDAN}

[bentflame]

After using her trusty worldhopping feather to get herself to the Land of Wrath and Angels, Azula couldn't help but take a moment to pause and look around a bit before heading off to find Eridan. Everything was in shades of black, white, and grey, and strange animals-- she guessed they were a type of dragon-- flew through the air. The architecture reminded her of a less colorful Vatican.

She wasn't here to sightsee, though. She had made plans with Eridan, and finding him was her primary objective. Besides, they were dating now. She could always come back and look around later.

She wasn't sure where to start, but he'd said this place belonged to him, so she decided to just keep wandering around. She was bound to bump into him sooner or later.

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[ovversensitivve.livejournal.com]

It wasn't that hard to find where Eridan was, since his hive had been transported wholesale into the Medium on the LoWaA, and with the architecture and monochrome, a big teal-blue ship sort of stood out. It was appropriate, since he was the king of this entire planet and it belonged to him. All of it. Every bit.

He was still inside his hive, having gone out only a couple times to investigate the terrifying things flying in the sky and the complex architecture obviously completely suitable for the Prince of Hope. Still, if Azula was coming over to visit him on this stupid lonely planet, then he'd have to go outside. So he picked up Ahab's Crosshairs, slung the giant thing against one shoulder, and strode out the door of his hive, squinting against the light and looking around.

Ahah, a less-pink and more-attractive human girl than any of the ones he'd seen yet was approaching. A grin crossing his face, Eridan lifted one hand to wave to his new matesprit and beckon her toward him while he started moving toward her.

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Azula headed over after spotting him, focusing on the ship now and looking rather impressed.

"Is that yours?" she asked, once she had gotten close enough that she wouldn't have to shout. Once she'd said it, she realized that it was sort of a stupid question-- it was his land; everything here was his.