Captain Christopher Richard Pike (
mirroredcommand) wrote2009-07-25 10:28 am
[mirror!Pike and nu!Spock] -- [Private, uncommentable]
This is rated NCC-1701. Seriously. This gets quite graphic. Read at your own hesitation. Not suitable for ANYONE, but if you have a very filthy mind, enjoy!
Security was standing there, two of them directly to either side of the lone occupied cell of the brig. It was so quiet that the hum of the ship seemed more audible then normal. The protected cell was generous for a cell, and its occupant sat on the bed, sprawled casually as if he was in his own bedroom instead of a prisoner.
[OOC: This entire thread takes place between Ensign Spottacus leaving the brig and Spock returning to his quarters and talking with Jim. During this time, amazingly, no one came and checked on the prisoner. This thread cannot have comments as it occurred in private and has already occurred.
ALSO NOTE: As laid down by
P.S. to the Enterprise herself - Done under Cmdr. Spock's codes and the like, the editing would have only been noted somewhat and since the cameras otherwise off, unknowing that it was occurring.]
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sexcommand wrapped in lust. "Clean it." The stained leather stood offered in front of Spock's face.no subject
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Spock, his Spock, sitting on the edge of the bed, retrieving his clothing. He was older, now, and the scruff was coming a goatee. Only when he was dressed did they share a look, nearly unreadable. Pike knew it through long knowing, Spock would know it through having worn it. An understanding, between the two men. Spock left, and Pike simply went to sleep.
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"Why are individuals of your universe so fond of facial hair?" He had to come away from this with something.
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While he did so, Spock talked--though genuinely surprised that the words came so easily. "Sir, should you be unable to return to your rightful place...what do you plan to do? This particular ship will never be granted to you."
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and evilness. "I do not desire for Christopher Pike to die. You are one version of him, and so it may extend to you--but more so because I do not know if one identity can live while another dies."no subject
"You are dismissed, Spock."
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He said nothing to his dismissal, merely stepped outside of the cell, and activated the barrier again, and returned to his quarters. (http://cso-spock.livejournal.com/1556.html)