Post by Deleted on Nov 8, 2011 23:20:21 GMT -5
Almost as if it were on cue from Humperdinck's vague wish to be anywhere, anywhere at all, but standing by that nun right now, he found himself feeling very odd, almost like he was nauseous, except it would seem that his mind didn't stick around long enough for him to suffer from it all that much. Oh sure, there was probably the slightest part of him that was wondering what the bloody hell was going on, but really, didn't the world hear enough of his complaints? This was really one change that might actually be seen as an improvement...which was perhaps a very sad commentary indeed.
Erik hadn't left his opera house in several years, so the fact that he was finding himself in the middle of some sort of celebration, having absolutely no idea of how he had gotten there, seeing as he had scheduled a lesson with Christine. It was rather rare that Erik didn't know exactly what was going on (seeing as this was the sort of confusion he caused on a regular basis), but considering the rampant chaos that was going on at the present time? Well...yes, he was finding himself very oddly confused and what was worse was that he didn't know of any secret passages in this area, if there were even any. He was exposed...exposed to this world that had rejected him throughout his life and there seemed to be no hope of him getting out of it and...
Then his eyes went across the room and there she was...his angel. The one ray of light in his own personal Hell, looking terrified...his expression immediately hardened (not that you would be able to tell with his mask very well, and he checked for his Punjab...and it wasn't there. His eyes widened ever so slightly, the only sign that the Opera Ghost was feeling a rare lack of composure that wasn't merely anger. What sort of madness was this?
It was around this time that he realized that she had seen him as well, had her gaze fixed on him just as much as he had...this was rather out of his depth. Of course by now she had seen him in full view, but...he was the puppeteer, as it were. A chessmaster and everyone at his theatre was his pawn, although his beautiful angel was closer to a Queen than anything else. Yet right now the Angel of Music was lacking in all plans and trickery, as it seemed that someone might have actually beaten him.
So in a quiet tone, sounding far more human than he might have ever sounded with her before, he breathed out, "Christine?" That was when he moved away from the nun that he had scarcely paid attention to, backed up against the wall, attempting to find a weapon of some sort, as it just seemed wrong to be without his lasso, best to not be utterly unarmed, God only knew what would happen were he so ill prepared to defend himself, but even more importantly, what would happen to his angel.
Erik hadn't left his opera house in several years, so the fact that he was finding himself in the middle of some sort of celebration, having absolutely no idea of how he had gotten there, seeing as he had scheduled a lesson with Christine. It was rather rare that Erik didn't know exactly what was going on (seeing as this was the sort of confusion he caused on a regular basis), but considering the rampant chaos that was going on at the present time? Well...yes, he was finding himself very oddly confused and what was worse was that he didn't know of any secret passages in this area, if there were even any. He was exposed...exposed to this world that had rejected him throughout his life and there seemed to be no hope of him getting out of it and...
Then his eyes went across the room and there she was...his angel. The one ray of light in his own personal Hell, looking terrified...his expression immediately hardened (not that you would be able to tell with his mask very well, and he checked for his Punjab...and it wasn't there. His eyes widened ever so slightly, the only sign that the Opera Ghost was feeling a rare lack of composure that wasn't merely anger. What sort of madness was this?
It was around this time that he realized that she had seen him as well, had her gaze fixed on him just as much as he had...this was rather out of his depth. Of course by now she had seen him in full view, but...he was the puppeteer, as it were. A chessmaster and everyone at his theatre was his pawn, although his beautiful angel was closer to a Queen than anything else. Yet right now the Angel of Music was lacking in all plans and trickery, as it seemed that someone might have actually beaten him.
So in a quiet tone, sounding far more human than he might have ever sounded with her before, he breathed out, "Christine?" That was when he moved away from the nun that he had scarcely paid attention to, backed up against the wall, attempting to find a weapon of some sort, as it just seemed wrong to be without his lasso, best to not be utterly unarmed, God only knew what would happen were he so ill prepared to defend himself, but even more importantly, what would happen to his angel.