1. Hakuryuu is of the opinion that if there is no objection to Gojyo having casual sex with other people, there should be no objection if Hakkai wishes to do the same. At least, that was how his own affair with Hakkai began. He realizes by now, of course, that what he and Hakkai have hardly counts as 'casual', and is not at all equatable to Gojyo's random trysts elsewhere. He knows that sooner or later Hakkai will tell Gojyo; he is of the mind that Gojyo had best be willing to share. Hakkai cares for them both, after all, and Hakuryuu is not at all willing to give him up. Besides. He has known Gojyo long enough by now to see beyond his shortcomings, and every now and again, Hakuryuu will find himself...curious. ^_~
2. Hakuryuu is aware that there are blanks in his memory, but he is not particularly bothered by the knowledge. He is aware that he should have more forms than the little white dragon and the jeep, but again, it does not bother him. He trusts that there is a reason for these things, whatever it might be, and that karma and fate and all will eventually come round again to a point where he will remember that which has been sealed away.
3. Every once in awhile, Hakuryuu can convince Hakkai to take him out for a recreational drive. He loves these occasions, loves the freedom of racing over open ground with only Hakkai for company. Hakkai's hands are on the wheel and at the gear shift, but Hakkai leaves all the real control to him and it is truly an exhilarating feeling. It's the closest thing to flying that he can get in this form, and thus the closest he can come to sharing the joy of flight with Hakkai. That may be the thing he likes best about it - the way Hakkai lets go on these little excursions. He can feel Hakkai relax, melt back into his seat; he is willing to bet that half the time, Hakkai's eyes are closed as well. He takes as much pleasure in freeing Hakkai of all the daily mundane cares, however briefly, as he does in freeing himself from the same.
4. Hakuryuu dreams of very odd things, sometimes. He has dreamt of heavenly palaces and burning pearls, of armies under his command, of politics and conspiracies and other things that make his head ache. He also dreams of simpler things, sometimes; of diving for fish in the depths of the ocean, of sharing the bounty thus caught with his four companions. His favorite dream, perhaps, is one held dear by his subconscious mind; in it, he has a form much like Hakkai's, arms that can wrap the other tightly to him, hands that can touch him the way that Gojyo does, and it fills him with such intense longing that he often wakes out of it, quite suddenly.
5. Occasionally, Hakuryuu likes to be a little bit mischievous. His favorite minor misdeed thus far has been stealing Gojyo's lighter, or cigarettes, or sometimes both, and squirreling them away where the kappa cannot find. Eventually he will leave them lying out in plain sight again, and finds himself smugly pleased to see the look on Gojyo's face that plainly bespeaks a worry of early senility. He is not too terribly concerned about being found out, either; he knows that any blame laid upon him will never stick. He knows that all he need do is twine himself around the back of Hakkai's neck, cooing his distressed denial, and Hakkai will give Gojyo That Look; Gojyo's mouth will flap soundlessly a time or two, and his eyes will go wide, and eventually his face will fall and his shoulders slump and he will turn away, confounded in his defeat. There are great advantages to be had in the appearance of innocence, after all.
6. Hakuryuu cannot actually recall the last time he might have seen the ocean or swam its waters, but there are moments when he misses it fiercely.
7. Hakuryuu is tempted, every now and then, to pluck the limiters from Hakkai's ear, but settles for an affectionate nip to his earlobe instead. It is one of his fondest desires to help Hakkai come to terms with his dual nature and accept his youkai self; he realizes, however, that the road to such acceptance is long and winding and cannot be embarked upon until Hakkai is truly ready to set foot to it.
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Date: 2007-05-22 02:33 am (UTC)1. Hakuryuu is of the opinion that if there is no objection to Gojyo having casual sex with other people, there should be no objection if Hakkai wishes to do the same. At least, that was how his own affair with Hakkai began. He realizes by now, of course, that what he and Hakkai have hardly counts as 'casual', and is not at all equatable to Gojyo's random trysts elsewhere. He knows that sooner or later Hakkai will tell Gojyo; he is of the mind that Gojyo had best be willing to share. Hakkai cares for them both, after all, and Hakuryuu is not at all willing to give him up. Besides. He has known Gojyo long enough by now to see beyond his shortcomings, and every now and again, Hakuryuu will find himself...curious. ^_~
2. Hakuryuu is aware that there are blanks in his memory, but he is not particularly bothered by the knowledge. He is aware that he should have more forms than the little white dragon and the jeep, but again, it does not bother him. He trusts that there is a reason for these things, whatever it might be, and that karma and fate and all will eventually come round again to a point where he will remember that which has been sealed away.
3. Every once in awhile, Hakuryuu can convince Hakkai to take him out for a recreational drive. He loves these occasions, loves the freedom of racing over open ground with only Hakkai for company. Hakkai's hands are on the wheel and at the gear shift, but Hakkai leaves all the real control to him and it is truly an exhilarating feeling. It's the closest thing to flying that he can get in this form, and thus the closest he can come to sharing the joy of flight with Hakkai. That may be the thing he likes best about it - the way Hakkai lets go on these little excursions. He can feel Hakkai relax, melt back into his seat; he is willing to bet that half the time, Hakkai's eyes are closed as well. He takes as much pleasure in freeing Hakkai of all the daily mundane cares, however briefly, as he does in freeing himself from the same.
4. Hakuryuu dreams of very odd things, sometimes. He has dreamt of heavenly palaces and burning pearls, of armies under his command, of politics and conspiracies and other things that make his head ache. He also dreams of simpler things, sometimes; of diving for fish in the depths of the ocean, of sharing the bounty thus caught with his four companions. His favorite dream, perhaps, is one held dear by his subconscious mind; in it, he has a form much like Hakkai's, arms that can wrap the other tightly to him, hands that can touch him the way that Gojyo does, and it fills him with such intense longing that he often wakes out of it, quite suddenly.
5. Occasionally, Hakuryuu likes to be a little bit mischievous. His favorite minor misdeed thus far has been stealing Gojyo's lighter, or cigarettes, or sometimes both, and squirreling them away where the kappa cannot find. Eventually he will leave them lying out in plain sight again, and finds himself smugly pleased to see the look on Gojyo's face that plainly bespeaks a worry of early senility. He is not too terribly concerned about being found out, either; he knows that any blame laid upon him will never stick. He knows that all he need do is twine himself around the back of Hakkai's neck, cooing his distressed denial, and Hakkai will give Gojyo That Look; Gojyo's mouth will flap soundlessly a time or two, and his eyes will go wide, and eventually his face will fall and his shoulders slump and he will turn away, confounded in his defeat. There are great advantages to be had in the appearance of innocence, after all.
6. Hakuryuu cannot actually recall the last time he might have seen the ocean or swam its waters, but there are moments when he misses it fiercely.
7. Hakuryuu is tempted, every now and then, to pluck the limiters from Hakkai's ear, but settles for an affectionate nip to his earlobe instead. It is one of his fondest desires to help Hakkai come to terms with his dual nature and accept his youkai self; he realizes, however, that the road to such acceptance is long and winding and cannot be embarked upon until Hakkai is truly ready to set foot to it.
Way more than three. But. It's Hakuryuu. ^_^