[M] Canine Interaction

He looked up at Alyosha, his brows furrowing slightly, Aodh had told him to go away and he was telling him to go to Aodh?

Tuzik got to his hands and feet,slowly padding towards where he had last seen Aodh and Maccon.

He wasn't bounding off enthusiastically like he had before, he was scared of going back and being told off with those unknown words for some wrong that he didn't know he had done.

The Hound stayed close to Lyo's side as he saw Aodh with Maccon, he didn't want to stray too far from his Master.

"Aodh..."

He muttered in a soft whisper to Alyosha, nodding towards the red headed Lycan.

Alyosha's eyes didn't stray from Tuzik as they moved.

This wasn't the Hound he was used to seeing. This Tuzik was scared. He didn't like it at all. He hoped he saw as little of this Tuzik as possible.

His eyes turned up when he heard the whimpered name.

So that was Aodh.

A lot different from what he had expected.

"Aodh?" Alyosha called out, padding forwards towards the man.

Aodh and Maccon were in the same place, wrestling playfully with each other.

Both were growling softly and a lot of teeth was involved but they were both having a lot of fun.

The Lycan looked up when he heard the call of his name.

A Necromancer. What the Hell did he want?

Ah, that weirdo Tuzik was at his feet.

"Yeah?" he called out, stopping his wrestling with Maccon to stare up at Alyosha dully.

He glanced over at the two of them playing longingly, he wanted to play with Maccon too.

However when Aodh spoke he looked back up at Alyosha and tugged the leg of the man's jeans softly with his teeth.

"No allowed to play, we go inside."

He whined softly, he didn't want to be told off again, not when he was trying to be good, if Alyosha saw him get told off then he would know he had been bad somehow and he wouldn't be allowed to go into town and get two books.

Alyosha crouched and stroked Tuzik gently. "Shh."

His eyes turned back up to the Irishman. "Tuzik's just come back to me extremely upset. He said you wouldn't let him play with Maccon. Do you think we could talk about that while the dogs played?"

He wanted to get this sorted without any violence.

God knows how powerful this man was; he really didn't want this turning into a fight.

Aodh's eyes turned from Tuz back to Alyosha.

The man looked intimidating; he was tall and covered with tattoos. But that didn't scare him. He was most probably a lot older and stronger than him. He'd be able to take him down with little to no effort.

But he was being civil.

After a few moments he nodded and let go of Maccon. She went bounding off to Tuzik, pulling on his hair playfully.

"What do you want to talk about?"

He gave a gentle whine as Alyosha knelt down and stroked him, he leaned into his Master's touches his eyes going from him to Aodh and back again nervously.

Alyosha was going to talk to Aodh, it would be alright, hopefully the Lycan would listen to him and they could sort this out, he didn't want to have to avoid the husky when ever he was out in the garden.

Tuzik sat still for a moment as Maccon tugged on his hair, not knowing if it was okay to play.

It seemed alright so he quickly growled playfully and pounced on the husky, nipping her ears and tugging on them before nuzzling up against her affectionately.

"He isn't human," Alyosha said as soon as he was sure Tuzik was out of earshot.

"He isn't from Earth." He just wanted to make sure that Aodh knew about Tuzik and why he was the way he was before he went into detail explaining.

"He is Hell Hound. Something from Hell. He has no knowledge of human customs. He has human body but no human mind. He is animal."

The Necromancer sighed. "He is dog that I am teaching to speak. He is just dog... He likes Maccon. He wants to play with her. I am asking that you let him. Is not much to ask."

Isn't human. That was obvious. No creatures here were human.

But he knew what Alyosha meant. Tuzik wasn't a creature like them.

A Hell Hound? A creature from Hell. That was... logical. It explained the strange scent of sulphur that clung to him like a real bad smell.

Aodh pursed his lips.

He could admit that it was logical. But admitting that meant admitting that he was wrong. Aodh wasn't good at admitting he was wrong. He never had been. His pride just couldn't take admitting he was wrong.

"Why should I let him?"

Tuzik yapped happily as he and ran about the yard chasing Maccon, nipping at the dogs tail then bolting in the other direction as she wheeled around to chase him.

The earlier sadness in his eyes completely disappeared and replaced with immense joy as he bounded around on the grass, tumbling and growling, barking and nipping playfully with another dog.

He did like Maccon, she was a nice girl and very affectionate, not to mention she was a fast runner so playing chase was immensely fun.

"I'm not trying to force you into decision."

He shouldn't do anything. He had a choice. He could allow Tuzik to play with Maccon and he could not allow it.

Alyosha knew which one he preferred to happen but the decision wasn't up to him.

His gaze turned to the two playing canines.

"They are friend. Is cruel to separate them, da?"

He wouldn't be forced into a decision anyway. If he got forced into something, he started acting antsy and jumpy.

He didn't like being forced into anything.

"They'll get over it."

He didn't like Tuzik. And the thought of something from Hell hanging around his baby scared him. He wouldn't admit that out loud. He didn't like Belial dossing around the mansion, why would he let something much more dangerous in its own right start hanging around his pet?

Not a chance.

"Who will get over what?'

The Vampire chimed in as he strolled outside, his long silver hair swaying behind him as he moved towards the two men conversing.

Aeker walked up behind Aodh and wrapping his arms around the man's neck, leaning down and kissing him softly.

His scarlet eyes turned up to the other man, someone he was yet to meet, the man was tall and covered in tattoos.

"Good Evening."
He greeted, smiling up at the man.

Alyosha's gaze flickered up when someone else approached them.

Long silver hair. Taller than the Lycan but shorter than him. He couldn't decide what species he was. His sense of smell was on par with humans. He really wasn't sure about this man's species.

His gaze averted when he kissed Aodh, giving them a little privacy.

That hadn't mattered at all when he was younger. It was common for more than just kissing to happen out in the open in the group that he was in. But people were different. They wanted a lot more privacy than his old 'friends' did.

"Evening," he replied, gaze flickering back to the couple.

"It's nothing important," the Lycan muttered, waving his hand dismissively.

He wasn't going to let Tuzik and Maccon play together. Aeker didn't need to know about his decision.

Aodh gave a low purr when he was kissed, his hands straying down to grip the Vampire's ass over the cloth of his slacks.

He leaned up into the kiss, his own lips pressing against the Vampire's firmly.

He leaned against Aeker's chest when he pulled back to start talking to Alyosha.

A playful warning growl sounded as he looked down at Aodh, his hand reaching up to push the Lycan's hair from his face.

"Enough of that, not while we're out in public."

The Vampire chuckled softly and shook his head as he looked back at the taller man.

"I'm Aeker pleased to meet you, I hope my Fiancé hasn't been terrorizing you."

He grinned softly, it was more often than not that Aodh was doing something he shouldn't be.

The two of them were cute together, he noted idly.

They were playful but it was very obvious that it was more than just lust between them. It was... strange to see after the lust-fuelled relationships he had seen and been in for most of his life.

"Alyosha Belov," he replied with a little nod.

"We were just talking," he assured with a little quirk of his lips.

The Lycan hadn't been terrorising him at all.

"So mean," he whined softly, pouting up at the Vampire when he gave a playful warning growl.

"I'll be doing that and a lot more when we're in private," he promised with a little smirk. He'd be doing lots of fun things when they were alone.

The Lycan rolled his eyes.

"I don't terrorise people," he grumbled under his breath.

The Vampire's grin pursed slightly when Aodh mentioned their private life.

"You wont be doing anything in private if you keep trying to embarrass me by groping me in public."

His grin widened until the points of his fangs were visible behind his pale lips.

"You do so terrorize people, how many times have I had to rescue some poor pup or fledgling because you've be cranky and decided to pick on them and be difficult?"

He asked, raising and eyebrow at the Lycan. His gaze turned back to Alyosha and he smiled warmly.

"That's good to hear."

"Once. Maybe twice."

A lot of his picking on people was done in secret. Aodh knew how to get around Aeker finding out about him picking on people.

His nose wrinkled.

"That's good to hear," he imitated in a childish whisper.

"Come on, Mac. We're heading down to the beach," he called out to the husky still playing with Tuzik.

Alyosha frowned a little when Aodh called out to his dog.

That meant Tuzik's play time with the husky was at an end. Tuzik wouldn't be very happy with that. He loved playing with the husky.

Lyo's light eyes turned to the two canines.

Maccon was walking towards Aodh very slowly, looking back at Tuz over her shoulder, tail between her legs.

Tuzik paused when he heard Aodh called out to Maccon, they were still busy playing, they had barely even started.

The hound gave a soft whine as the Husky walked away from him slowly, giving her a soft bark as a farewell.

He padded back over to his own Master, sitting at Alyosha's feet glumly.

On reflex Aeker smacked Aodh on the back of his head for mimicking him, chuckling softly.

"Gee thanks for inviting me Aodh, you too have fun."

He replied, rolling his eyes slightly.

"Who...is that?"

He replied as he noticed the red head running around on all fours, that was rather strange.

"Owww," he whined, rubbing his head after Aeker whacked it.

"What was that for?"

The Lycan stuck his tongue out at his Vampire. "You were invited, idiot. I wasn't just going to walk off and leave you, was I?"

His eyes turned to Tuzik and his nose wrinkled a little in distaste.

"Hell Hound."

Alyosha knelt when Tuzik crawled up to his side.

He stroked the Hound, scratching behind his ears gently.

"Is okay, Tuz. We'll go get something to eat then watch a movie." Not as good as playing with Maccon but it was as close to something that fun as he could do.

He just hoped it was enough to cheer Tuzik up a little.