Judas Iscariot (Judah) (
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Each AU why not
[Judas is actually the biggest of all losers. Rather than try to learn magic or climb the ranks, he's moved out to the countryside to work on a farm outside Treun. And maybe do some rabble rousing and charity work.]
Farm
Hey! Yeah, you, I see you!
[It's dark and someone's stumbled into his field. Either he's worried his crops will be trampled, or stolen. Both? Either way, scrawny, sickly, 5'2" Judas is marching out there, full of purpose, he'll fight to defend his crops, they're for the natives in need!! Strange how his work clothes are distinctly not appropriate to the area, more like something out of ancient Rome - ancient Judea, actually. But what shardbearer in his right mind would be working a field, right?]
Protest
[Might as well get both things he's good at in! There's a rally being held in the square, full of Drabwurld natives as it's largely anti-shardbearer. But there's sentiment against the courts as well - after all, they're the ones who are bringing the shardbearers in to mess up their home, and the war is not helping that either. They're not given defence against roaming raiders and hostile soldiers, or shardbearers doing whatever they please.
And who's in the centre of the crowd giving a speech full of those sentiments? Obviously it's Judas. There's some jeering from some members of the crowd over the fact that he himself is a shardbearer, and in the end when he leaves, it almost seems that he's been run out. He sighs heavily, flopping down on the stone street, back against a wall. He pulls the over layer of his robes off, balls it up, and throws it to the ground.]
Station or castle library
[He comes here solely for the sake of maths. Looking for books of tough problems to solve, maybe something accounting related if he's lucky, but anything will do. He just likes numbers. And frankly, it's absurd how quickly he goes through any material he pulls out. But it's a rare time of excitement and honest happiness.
Please be a nerd with him. (Or maybe make fun of the nerd, that would make sense too.)]
[or make up something else. I'm also down with doing crau from Box/Forest flavour so let me know if that's the way you want it, otherwise it's a fresh start]
Farm
Hey! Yeah, you, I see you!
[It's dark and someone's stumbled into his field. Either he's worried his crops will be trampled, or stolen. Both? Either way, scrawny, sickly, 5'2" Judas is marching out there, full of purpose, he'll fight to defend his crops, they're for the natives in need!! Strange how his work clothes are distinctly not appropriate to the area, more like something out of ancient Rome - ancient Judea, actually. But what shardbearer in his right mind would be working a field, right?]
Protest
[Might as well get both things he's good at in! There's a rally being held in the square, full of Drabwurld natives as it's largely anti-shardbearer. But there's sentiment against the courts as well - after all, they're the ones who are bringing the shardbearers in to mess up their home, and the war is not helping that either. They're not given defence against roaming raiders and hostile soldiers, or shardbearers doing whatever they please.
And who's in the centre of the crowd giving a speech full of those sentiments? Obviously it's Judas. There's some jeering from some members of the crowd over the fact that he himself is a shardbearer, and in the end when he leaves, it almost seems that he's been run out. He sighs heavily, flopping down on the stone street, back against a wall. He pulls the over layer of his robes off, balls it up, and throws it to the ground.]
Station or castle library
[He comes here solely for the sake of maths. Looking for books of tough problems to solve, maybe something accounting related if he's lucky, but anything will do. He just likes numbers. And frankly, it's absurd how quickly he goes through any material he pulls out. But it's a rare time of excitement and honest happiness.
Please be a nerd with him. (Or maybe make fun of the nerd, that would make sense too.)]
[or make up something else. I'm also down with doing crau from Box/Forest flavour so let me know if that's the way you want it, otherwise it's a fresh start]
farmboy b/c protest would be forestdorian laughing at him and petting his hair
[He was just looking for Emil!]
dlsdg DON'T TOUCH HIM, ROMAN
[Judas gestures to the crops, only just starting to sprout out of the ground. Don't make this go the way of BoxJudas, don't make him move his entire farm indoors to keep it safe.]
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[He sighs heavily, shaking his head as he gets down on his knees in the dirt to fix it.]
Who are you looking for?
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[Um . . .] Can I help you? Undo the damage I've done.
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[Then he looks back up at Dorian, a bit surprised by the offer. It's a more honest question than it sounds.] Really? You don't exactly look used to this kind of work.
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But I should like to apologize for trampling on your harvest.
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[He watches Dorian warily, but in the end, offers the smallest of smiles, shy as usual, despite his words having a bite to them.]
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judas don't apologize for being short, you can't help your genetics!
yeah it's not his fault he can't grow a beard!
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1/2
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THAT FIRST ICON
the icon I always needed
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protest. post protest. postest??
[WHOA HEY WHOA did you think you were alone, never. He's here now that he wants to be but he saw everything.]
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I- yeah. Um, thanks.
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Not that it shows.]
Why so nervous? I'm not here to cause you harm, you know.
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...Because I shouldn't be allowed to speak to you.
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He can figure why rather easily, but Judas has his interest now because of it.]
I don't think that's a decision you get to make, but I'll humor you...why?
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Because I killed him. I'm supposed to be tortured by demons, not talking to angels.
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But lay your concerns to rest, for I cast off the title of Angel a long time ago.
I am he whose light shines brighter than any other. The radiant son of dawn and prince of the world.
Surely you know my name - so speak it now, and understand.
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His eyes widen, he slowly pushes himself up the wall, palms pressed against it, shaking. He hardly sees what's before him, just a memory of being chewed and clawed. His answer is hardly more than a breath once he manages it.]
--Lucifer
wait I wanted to add more, don't judge me 2/2 now
But he doesn't take his back from the protection of the wall against it. Teeth and nails shredding his back, devouring him for centuries, millennia. Until there's no skin or muscle left to shred, only bone to slowly cut into and break. And then to start all over again. He doesn't want his back exposed to the devil again, he doesn't want to spend eternity in the beast's jaws.
Or does he? Heaven was a mistake. He shouldn't have left Cocytus. It's where he belongs.]
...D-do you know who I am, then?
[It occurs to him this Lucifer might not after all. If they come from different worlds and he looks different from the Lucifer Judas remembers, then maybe the Judas of that world is different too.]
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There he is. On the stone, robe on the floor, and she doesn't know why seeing him is an ache. She peers around the corner, not hiding herself.]
You're Judas. [She says it with wonder.]
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Yes. I know, 'I don't look like it'.
[But then he lifts his head to actually look at her, and a name springs to mind.]
-Paloma?
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Paloma wants to understand why her eyes are pricking with dampness, why seeing this man named Judas can make her so happy. She moves with careful grace to the wall opposite, never looking away.]
I--I don't think I could imagine you looking like anyone else.
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[This is too strange. It's like some sort of déjà vu. Somehow he doesn't feel that she is judging who he is at all - maybe she doesn't even realise. What's really strange is that he wants to hug this random person. But all he can do is stare, not even get up.]
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Paloma sits, too, slowly. As if near a prey animal, but he could never be prey, although her fingers itch to preen his hair. Her eyes never leave his face.]
You look just fine without red hair or a beard.
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But I'd look better if I was tall, huh.
[Why does he feel so comfortable around her? Judas actually laughs with that comment. But that seems too odd, so he quickly turns his eyes down.]
No it's not about that, it's how they paint me, so that's what people expect. Do- do I know you?
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I feel like I do. You knew my name. How did I know yours?
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[He looks down at his feet as a memory strikes him - to make sure they're not covered in blood. weird.]
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