Dr. Veritas Ratio (
curingidiocy) wrote2024-05-07 11:09 pm
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Dr. Ratio
Dr. Ratio
Greetings, I am Veritas Ratio.
Dr. Ratio
Knowledge should flow freely between people, and the same fate should befall truth. You can ask me about technical problems at any moment, and I shall do my utmost to give you a reply.
Dr. Ratio
But before you ask, remember to establish best practices for intense self-rumination, and remember that time is precious for everyone, as for me, so for you.
Dr. Ratio

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( he's storing it up so that when they have to return to their normal lives he'll have this to fall back onto. )
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[ He can't bring himself to vocalize his wish that they continue doing this even when they return home. Both of them are busy men. Neither will have time for these little indulgences. And yet he has never wanted something more in his entire life. Even more than when he wanted Nous' gaze as a youth.
It doesn't have to be this way. For the future he desires—a future he hopes Aventurine also desires—he cannot leave anything to chance. ]
I will return to our room in ten minutes.
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[ There isn't much space in the room after all. Each of them are designed to house only one person, so suffice to say they couldn't fit a king sized bed in there.
That being said, Ratio's complaining is only superficial—Aventurine would know the scholar adores the kitties despite his unwillingness to openly love on them. ]
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( he knows. and he knows they love ratio, too. so cuddle pile it is. he will, in fact, be telling the cats that their 'dad' will be returning soon as he picks them up and places them on the bed. )
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It's a little weird, to interrupt the work day for something as insignificant and mundane as, well, cuddling. Almost scandalous, even, that he'd use his valuable time, better reserved for research and seeking solutions and helping people—for himself.
So he finds himself standing awkwardly at the doorway, observing how differently his room looks in the daylight—a time in which he is normally not present. ]
im tagging this just to prove it's still in my inbox, pt. 1
Come on in, Doc.
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You look quite comfortable.
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( aka why are you sitting on the edge and not in bed, with the cats and aventurine. do you not care for your children, ratio. children and aventurine, that is. )
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Better?
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( he says, popping the 'p' very obnoxiously before willingly curling up against ratio's side, throwing an arm and a leg over him to latch onto him. this is nice, and the cats rearrange themselves around them -- sleeping on their favorite human of choice or down by their feet. )
This is nice.
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Ratio closes his eyes and simply feels. ]
Agreed. I would not mind such interruptions every once in a while.
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( It's not lost on him that Ratio is the one with the busier schedule here, and that Aventurine fills his time gambling, exploring the city, getting himself into dangerous situations and then out of them in order to keep himself busy. And just lounging around looking delectable and seductive whenever in Ratio's presence.
So really, it's Ratio they have to work on to have more at this. )
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[ Ratio presses his face into Aventurine's nape, breathing in the gambler's unique scent—a mix of expensive, high quality cologne (though unfortunately not the same as the one he typically uses back home, which Ratio misses) and his own personal notes, which have always reminded the scholar of the sun and dry climates.
...ah, wait, he shouldn't fall asleep in the middle of the day. He blinks his eyes open and withdraws a little to stare at the ceiling of the room. ]
...ten more minutes. Then I must return to the lab.