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Lyle Norg ([personal profile] atippleoftransparency) wrote in [community profile] longestnight_old2015-06-19 02:03 am

Mission: Very Possible

Lyle Norg is very pleased with himself. Sure, he and Brainy are in a crisis situation and trapped away from their team, but it's a crisis situation where they still have the time and space to take breaks to collect themselves and recover from the Hell that was the previous universe they'd been trapped in. And since they are no longer in that universe, he can do things now that he couldn't have earlier.

Things like the thing that he is currently very pleased about.

Invisible, he slips into the area already designated as "Brainy's Lab", cradling a mechanical-and-fluff penguin in his hands (it's quite dapper, for a toy, if he does say so himself). Brainy is naturally hard at work, but Lyle can be patient, drifting silently toward the Coluan and taking advantage of his invisibility and Brainy's preoccupation to admire his boyfriend in his natural and undisturbed element. And ogle him a little. He'd done both these things before, but never when he'd been in a position to do anything about them.

He just needs to wait until Brainy turns away...

When the moment comes, Lyle is as swift and silent as a striking snake, dropping the penguin and its attached note where Brainy can't miss it when he turns back, but not actually in Brainy's experiment since an inevitable explosion is not what he's going for here.

Then, holding his breath in anticipation, he steps back to watch Brainy's reaction.
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[personal profile] googledox 2015-07-07 03:19 am (UTC)(link)
"Sweet muses, you went all out, didn't you. You actually took off your headband."

That, not the picnic, not the invitation, was the true sign of Lyle's commitment to this. He actually took off his silly little headband.

"Extremely flattering. Though, I do admit that I find the prospect of not being up to take it off myself while we're in bed somewhat disappointing. It's usually my favorite part of initiating the festivities; it's something like the concupiscent version of cutting a ceremonial ribbon."
Edited 2015-07-07 03:20 (UTC)