When He Ruffles Her Hair, Then A Smile Forms On The Little Faerie's Lips. She Watches As He Emerges From

when he ruffles her hair, then a smile forms on the little faerie's lips. she watches as he emerges from the wall, fully formed and more human in appearance again. " m-murdered? " she stammers out, smile faltering. admittedly, she doesn't yet understand the full scope of his abilities and that it'd take a lot to kill him, or some special method to do so. his level of power is beyond agatha. there's too much to try and comprehend! still, she nods in response to his sage advice. " i understand, dad. i-i'll try to be strong and stand my ground next time. " though, could she? or would she keep running to alucard? probably. he's the one who's taken the most care of her, like a father. he's the one she feels the safest around. why wouldn't she run to him when she's afraid or being threatened?

HER CURISOITY WAS ONLY BOUND TO BLOOM . she was getting older , wiser now with the schooling the hellsing organization had to offer . she was slowly excelling , but remained childlike . perhaps that was why the hand on her head ruffled her hair gently . [ a silent message that she was safe & protected . ] stepping out from the wall fully , presence fully formed instead of shadows & eyes , the vampire smiles at her softly . ❝ humans can be cruel to things they do not know , or who they do not know . you would be surprised with how often i've been murdered ~ . ❞ he laughed lightly at his own humor , finding such occurrence enjoyable than something shocking . ❝ if they see a slimmer of weakness , they will strike . know this . ❞

How Attractive are you from 1-100?

agatha hase, your attractiveness is 35

" you can't hurt my feelings, i've been to therapy. "

I LIVE

Alcohol & Drinking Sentences

(Sentences for muses who like to drink, sometimes perhaps a little too much. Adjust phrasing where needed)

"You're not trying to ply me with wine to find out what I know, are you?"

"I would offer you a drink but it's very rare and expensive."

"If you keep drinking, you're going to get fired."

"I must say, I'd rather hoped 'tea' was code for something a little stronger."

"Are you hungover?"

"I like you better when you're drinking."

"Are you drinking all alone tonight?"

"You're a mean drunk."

"You drink too much. I get why, but I wish you wouldn't."

"I'm going to erase that image from my mind with a bottle of scotch."

"Did I mention that I have been drinking?"

"Why are you drinking so much tonight anyway?"

"If I don't drink, then I start to feel - and I don't like what I feel."

"Would you like a drink?"

"Isn't there anyone you want to stay sober for?"

"I haven't been like this in a long time. Years."

"I'm not drunk!"

"I must be drunk already, telling you this sob story again."

"I'm not drinking to get drunk."

"A guy only gets that drunk when he wants to kiss a girl or kill a man - so, which is it?"

"You can't keep drinking yourself into oblivion!"

"I've been to a party. I'm a bit drunk."

"Some people swear by hair of the dog, but I refer nature's sponge: the egg."

"I think you've had enough to drink."

"May I have a drink now?"

"Why don't you have a glass of champagne?"

"I'm not used to doing this while sober."

"Can I buy you a drink?"

"Are you trying to get me drunk?"

agatha walks along the edge, bending down every so often to pick up a shell, clean it off in the water, and gently place it into the bottom of her bag. she likes doing this on days when there are either so few people here, or none at all. no one bothered her this way and she didn't have to worry about anyone else picking up shells as well. the faerie would clean this off more thoroughly when she got home and add them to her collection. given almost no one was on the beach today, she really assumed she wouldn't run into someone before heading home, but it seems that won't be the case. and it isn't just a someone she runs into, but he seems to be a mermaid! agatha can only stop and stare in surprise for a moment.

and then he speaks and it's like a song that draws her in, but something causes a spike in her anxiety and agatha falters. she eyes him, then the water and swallows the lump in her throat. " i— i-i'm sorry, i-i'm a-afraid of the water. " she admits timidly, staying where she stands. that, and if legend is true, mermaids drag unsuspecting victims into the depths to their death, and agatha isn't keen on that happening.

What was supposed to be a secluded area that he could sunbathe in peace as the waves came close enough to keep his tail from drying out was interrupted by sound of movement. Siren's have stronger hearing than one might think, above that of a humans. Head tilts over his shoulder, eyes open and slit pupils watching figure of @fiorserpen come into view. Well, he has no time to slink back into deeper parts of water, might as well pretend to have beached somehow to earn the trust and sympathy of another. How rotten of him, going straight for trickery. ❝ Please do not be afraid . . . I mean no harm. I am simply a little out of my depth here. ❞

THE MUMMY (1999) PROMPTS *  assorted dialogue from the film, adjust as necessary

looks to me like you're on the wrong side of the river!

by the way... why did you kiss me?

it seemed like a good idea at the time.

that's called stealing, you know.

is it dangerous?

stop it! you'll kill them!

get me a glass of bourbon.

this just keeps getting better and better.

this door doesn't open.

who opened that chest?

i only want four!

the map! i forgot the map!

i think he's filthy, rude, a complete scoundrel. i don't like him one bit.

i guess we go home empty-handed... again.

look what i got.

i think you found something.

what exactly is this man in prison for?

you just got promoted.

you're with me on this one, right?

keep him busy.

we are in serious trouble.

this creature is the bringer of death.

you must not read from the book!

where are they taking him?

there's only one person i know that can possibly give us any answers.

can you look me in the eye and guarantee me that this isn't all some kind of flimflam?

i'm a very lonely man.

look at my library!

you're gonna get yours, [name]!

never did like camels.

what do you suppose killed him?

time to go.

take my hand, and i will spare your friends.

will you look at that?

do they know something we don't?

i need a new job.

have you no respect for the dead?

i've dreamt about this since i was a little girl.

you dream about dead guys?

patience is a virtue.

any last requests?

loosen the knot and let me go.

i don't think we need to know this.

ooh... that's gotta hurt.

you... i just don't get.

you probably won't live through it.

everybody else we've bumped into has died. why not you?

you're wondering... what is a place like me doing in a girl like this?

yeah, i was there.

can you swim?

of course we don't let him go!

you'll be dead when they do this.

i think i'll kill you.

think of my children.

i only gamble with my life, never my money.

i may not be an explorer or an adventurer, or a treasure-seeker or a gunfighter, but i am proud of what i am.

give me frogs! flies! locusts! anything but you!

compared to you, the other plagues were a joy.

i am so very sorry. it was an accident.

you are a catastrophe.

oh my god, i hate it when these things do that.

is he supposed to look like that?

of course i can swim, if the occasion calls for it.

now, because of you, we have failed.

you think this justifies the killing of innocent people?

what did you say?

i don't want to tell you.

let me get this straight.

you don't have any children.

you lied to me.

i lie to everybody.

what makes you so special?

sorry. didn't mean to scare you.

the only thing that scares me are your manners.

have you got any bright ideas?

i'm thinking. i'm thinking!

you'd better think of something fast.

what are we going to do?

wait here! i'll go get help!

i thought you said you didn't believe in all this fairy tales and hokum stuff.

forget it! we're out the door, we're down the hall, and we're gone!

i told you not to play around with that thing.

you heard the man. no mortal weeapons can kill this guy.

listen! we've got to do something!

is that my problem?

i appreciate you saving my life and all, but when i signed on, i agreed to take you out there and bring you back. end of job, end of story, contract terminated.

that's all i am to you? a contract?

you can either tag along with me or stay here and try to save the world.

do something!

you know, nasty little fellows such as yourself always get their comeuppance.

what's the challenge then?

rescue the damsel in distress, kill the bad guy, and save the world.

death is only the beginning.

why are you going back?

i'm going downstairs to get me a drink. you want something?