The Tale of Bluehair [Watari x Saku Winchester]
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				Title: <strong>The Tale of Bluehair [Watari x Saku Winchester]</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Watari</strong> on <strong>16-02-2010, 21:42:26</strong>
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				Adelaide leaned forward in the carriage in excitement. Having been born and brought up in the city, she had never actually been to the country side. She could hardly believe that such wide open spaces could exist. However, she was the only one who seemed to be enjoying this view. Her sisters were busy chattering away about the latest gossip from their city. Addie rolled her eyes at the lack of enthusiasm from her siblings about this trip. She couldn't understand how they found gossip to be of more interest than the rolling hills. But then again, gossip was the lifeblood of the nobility. All the major Houses had some sort of skeletons in their closet, and to ferret them out, seemed to be a pass time to amuse the rich.&nbsp; <br><br>Addie had never been one to put her faith in rumors. <em>They're all exaggerated anyway</em> she thought to herself. This was how she'd convinced her mother and her sisters to come away with Count Bluehair to the countryside, to see his estate. That was not his real name of course--but almost referred to him as such. There was no doubt that there was something odd about the Count. First, there was his blue hair, that cascaded down his back. It was a unnerving color of hair--but even worse were his golden eyes. Usually, they were a mellow twinkle, but those who had seen the Count angry swore that the gold glittered so dangerously, that they trembled at the mere thought. He had been married many times already, but all of his wives had disappeared under the most mysterious circumstances. Hence, most of the nobility shied away from him.<br><br>When Adelaide first started to spend time with Count, it was a complete accident. But she found him to be so debonair and charming--not to mention, filthy rich--that she was willing to look past his unusual hair and eyes. She had worked away at her family until they had agreed to put aside the rumors and give the Count a chance to show his true self. She glanced over at the Count, and found that his eyes were already on her. She met his gaze, and gave him a sweet smile. "How much farther, Count?" she asked.
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				Title: <strong>Re: The Tale of Bluehair [Watari x Saku Winchester]</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Saku</strong> on <strong>19-02-2010, 21:04:52</strong>
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				Rafael (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v376/nemaatkd/bluehairmale.jpg) had always been known as Bluehair even though it wasn't his name and never had been. But no one bothered to learn his real name, they weren't interested. Everyone thought he was a freak of nature due to his long blue hair and gleaming golden eyes. Both were qualities of unnaturalness. It was common knowledge that the color blue was considered empty, cold and inhuman, not a hair color a normal man would possess, it was what made the others keep their distance from him. The fact that his hair was long was another sign Rafael was different from the others since only homosexual men let their hair grow past their shoulders.<br><br>However, his golden eyes were the reason everyone <em>feared</em> him due to the fact that only dragons possessed. That coupled with his blue hair made the villagers think Rafael was not human but a demon in disguise who was trying to tempt them into committing sins. Rafael was no such thing but of course no one would believe him even if he did come out and say so. Since the male happened to be extremely rich he had no need to find work and so secluded himself in his various homes with almost little to no company. It seemed as though he was content with such a life and no one tried to go near him alone, due to the fear he would attempt to corrupt them and their offspring.<br><br>They thought they would be safe if they went in numbers and so took advantage of the parties he held from time to time and the gatherings but if he asked to meet one of them alone they would always refuse. It got irritating after a time. Eventually he decided it was time to take a wife and so he put out a notice in the main village which said whoever became his wife would obtain a nice lump sum of wealth. It wasn't too long before some women were thrown his way. Some were ugly, others homely, others pretty and some beautiful. He chose the pretty and beautiful ones and paid their families fairly well after the wedding but for some reason the girls kept running away from him.<br><br>Or so the story went. A week after the wedding they would never be seen again and Rafael fed the villagers the same lie time and time again which made sense since they thought of him as undesirable, what girl would want to be stuck for the rest of her life with someone like him? So things continued as they had been until one day Rafael set his sights on a specific family who had three beautiful daughters. He would take any of them and so he started to devote his attention entirely on them. Eventually he had made contact with the youngest daughter, a lovely young lady called Adelaide and he had high hopes for her. She was young, pretty and nice to boot.<br><br>Having drawn up a carriage to transport Adelaide, her sisters and her mother, Rafael was on his best behavior and his eyes lingered on the female who sat right across from him. All four women sat across from him, not willing to sit so close to the Count even though they were his guests but he was used to it. They probably didn't want him to rub off on them, it was understandable. When Adelaide gave him a sweet smile though, Rafael felt his heart pound which was something new that he hadn't felt before. It was probably the thrill of excitement about obtaining another 'wife' he told himself. "Not too far. In fact you should be able to see it by now."<br><br>He murmured, nodding to the window of the carriage. If she wanted she could look out herself. Once the carriage had pulled up to his country estate, the Count got out and held open the door for the women to leave the carriage itself as a gentleman might do. "These are my lands and the estate you see before you, my ladies. Please, follow me and I shall help you get settled." Rafael told them and led the way to the bast castle-like structure. He knocked at the door and the butler let them in. "Would you care for any refreshments? Entertainment?" The Count inquired, waiting to see what the ladies would like to do first as his thoughts remained on Adelaide herself.<br><br>How could he get her alone and away from the rest of her family? It was something he had to consider and think about carefully without causing a scene.
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				Title: <strong>Re: The Tale of Bluehair [Watari x Saku Winchester]</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Watari</strong> on <strong>20-02-2010, 19:16:50</strong>
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				Addie was past the point of caring that she was completely lacking in composure. As the Count's mansion came into view, she felt her jaw drop at the splendor before her eyes. She could hardly believe that the Count was the <em>owner</em> of a place such as this--much less that she was actually going to be living in it for the next few days. <em>There must be over a hundred rooms in there.</em> she thought to herself as the carriage came to a halt and the Count jumped down to open the door for them. Even her sisters were visibly impressed by the riches, and unlike her, they were <em>incredibly</em> hard to please. <br><br>She quickly scrambled out of the carriage, all thoughts of grace and propriety flying out of her head. She walked ahead, as the Count was still helping his sisters and mother out of the coach. She was simply too eager to be waiting for anyone else. The courtyard was a thing of beauty. The lush green grass was littered with marble pathways that led up to to the front door. There was even a trickling fountain, with the statues of several fish spouting water in the middle. Addie was examining this, when the rest of the group caught up to her. <br><br>"Adelaide my dear! You should not go ahead like that." Addie heard the chiding in her mother's voice and winced. She was not a child anymore, and could certainly look after herself. But it seemed that her mother had yet to accept this fact. Normally, Addie would have shrugged off her mother's lectures, but she did not appreciate being so belittled in the presence of the Count. "I'm <em>fine</em>, Mother." she said oppressively. "I was just examining this wonderful fountain!" She smiled at the Count, who bowed gracefully at her compliment. <br><br><em>"These are my lands and the estate you see before you, my ladies. Please, follow me and I shall help you get settled</em> he said, leading them into the house. Here, more wonders awaited their eyes, but they would have to examine them later, at their leisure, for the Count was already moving away, intent on showing them all to their rooms. <em>"Would you care for any refreshments? Entertainment?"</em> he asked, politely, as he led them down one elaborate hallway after another. The women declined this offer, eager to change out of their traveling clothes, and make themselves more presentable. The Count obliged to this, and took them to their rooms. Each woman was provided their own room, that were all abutting the same hallway. All except for Adelaide. That particular hallway only had four rooms off of it, and Addie had resigned herself to sharing a room, when the Count kept moving. Waving to her family, who were all staring ecstatically at their rooms, Addie followed the Count down the stairs to the most luxurious bedroom she had seen so far. <br><br>Her eyes widened as she stepped inside, she threw a glance back at the Count and saw that he was smiling at her obvious pleasure. "This entire room for me?" she gasped out. "You are so generous! I thank you from the bottom of my heart!" she said, smiling. <br><br><br>
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				Title: <strong>Re: The Tale of Bluehair [Watari x Saku Winchester]</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Saku</strong> on <strong>05-03-2010, 20:45:39</strong>
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				<span style="font-family: Palatino Linotype;" class="bbc_font"><span style="font-size: 12pt;" class="bbc_size">He did not care for the riches he possessed. It was only wealth and would not bring him the happiness he sought which only a woman could give him. Or a man but they were much harder to obtain without raising suspicions. Women he could pursue, marry and dispose of easily and no one suspected a thing but men were a different story altogether. So he'd stuck with women although the market for attractive young men was growing and soon women would be obsolete on the market. But then, he thought he'd deal with that later when the time came for such a demand. Best to take advantage of whatever the market wanted the most, right?<br><br>Rafael did not care for wealth but he <em>needed</em> it in order to achieve his goal and that was why he continued doing what he had done for the past ten years in this town. He had purchased this estate and these lands to attract women to his wealth and riches. It was a necessary purchase and had more than paid him back for the price he had originally obtained it for. Now all he needed to do was save up until he had enough to set the next step in motion. Rafael noted the way Adelaide had run forward, without waiting for her family. So she was the curious type? That was something to remember and he stored it away in his mind for later use. It might come in handy.<br><br>He had led each of the women to their own room, to do with whatever they liked. Each room was connected to the others so if they wished they could roam from one room to another without having to go out into the hallway to do so. All except Adelaide. Rafael continued to walk until he stopped at the most luxurious bedroom in this section of the estate and gestured for her to come take a look as he opened the door. "This will be your room. If there is anything you need or you simply feel like talking, please feel free to come see me. My room is right next door." He told her with a smile and a slight bow. Rafael lingered, not wanting to leave Adelaide's side.<br><br>The Count cleared his throat, golden eyes flickering off to the side as he tried to find a way to remain. "I noticed you were admiring my fountain. Do you like the outdoors much?" He inquired, leaning up against the side of the door as he waited to see what she would say.</span></span>
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				Title: <strong>Re: The Tale of Bluehair [Watari x Saku Winchester]</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Watari</strong> on <strong>07-03-2010, 21:25:50</strong>
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				Adelaide noticed that the Count was hesitant to leave her side. She could not help but smile at this. After all, once you looked past his blue hair, and golden eyes--he was really, quite handsome. Not to mention that he possessed riches beyond her imagination. All in all, the prospect of a marriage with the Count was not something that she was willing to pass upon. Her mother was so sure that the Count was smitten with her, that she had already started planning the wedding. <br><br>Addie was a little more cautious. She wanted to be sure of the Count's intentions before she allowed herself to get emotionally attached to him. Having her heart broken once was more than enough to wise her up. But the fact that he had given her the room right next to his, was surely indicative of <em>something.</em> She was determined to use this time to find out exactly what that "something" was. <br><br>She smiled at his question, "Of course. I rarely get to spend much time outdoors in the city. But the country is so beautiful--one cannot help but fall in love with the hills and rivers, and pastures..." She took a seat in the cushioned chair by the window, and glanced outside, the soft rays of sunlight, illuminating her face. "I've always been a country girl at heart, it seems." She turned back to look at him, beckoning him into the room, "I do thank you, once again, for bringing my whole family here. Do you spend a lot of time here, Count?"
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				Post by: <strong>Saku</strong> on <strong>19-03-2010, 19:48:51</strong>
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				<span style="font-family: Palatino Linotype;" class="bbc_font"><span style="font-size: 12pt;" class="bbc_size">He did not know if her family would be so welcoming in setting up a marriage between him and Adelaide, after all he was known as one to be feared in the community. No one had ever really tried to get to know him, they were too afraid of him due to his hair and eye color combination. But perhaps if he showed them his estates and hospitality they might be more forthcoming, at least that was the thought that went through his mind at the time. It made sense, at least to him.<br><br>Now, he was alone with Adelaide, even if it wasn't for long and he tried to take this time to connect with her. Most girls and their families were interested in money and riches which he had plenty of in these halls, along with trinkets and baubles that were popular in this day and age. So he had stocked up on them as well. However, Adelaide seemed to enjoy the outdoors more than other girls had and that struck his interest. None of his wives before had been interested in that.<br><br>They were more into how much wealth they could achieve and how many shiny things they could wear and show off to other people. Rafael inclined his head when Adelaide spoke of how beautiful the country happened to be. "There are many things to explore out in the country, it is true. Tell me, Miss Adelaide. Have you ever been horseback riding before? I have many fine horses in the stables not too far from here. Would you care to accompany me on a nice ride?"<br><br>He inquired, thinking this might be a good way to spend some quality time with the young woman. His servants and butler would see to the needs of the rest of her family should they venture out in search of him or Adelaide. All that remained was to see how she would react, would she come with him or would she want to get some rest after such a long travel? It was really entirely up to her. "If you are worried about your family, please do not be." Rafael reassured her.<br><br>"My servants and butler will inform them of our whereabouts should you desire to go." The Count said with a nod of his head, wondering if she would come.</span></span>
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				Post by: <strong>Watari</strong> on <strong>02-04-2010, 17:01:40</strong>
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				Addie nodded. "Nothing would please me more, Count!" she said, a small smile pulling at her lips. She looked down at her cumbersome gown, "I'm afraid I'm not exactly dressed for riding, though. Perhaps if you would be kind enough to allow me take quick bath, and change?" The Count bowed himself out of the room. No sooner had he left that a maid came bustling into the room. She was a petite, rotund woman, old enough to be Addie's mother, with a large voice. <br><br>She smiled at the woman, and allowed her to help remove her gown. Once that was done, the main drew her a nice hot bath, and Addie stepped into the tub. She slid herself into the water, sighing in delight as the warmth enveloped her body. Once she was sufficiently clean, the maid set to work at her long, brown hair, patiently working out the knots with a fine toothed comb. "You have very fine hair, miss." The maid commented, and Addie simpered. As she toweled herself dry, the woman laid out her riding clothes for her, a pair of grey trousers, a ruffled white shirt, and long purple over coat, that gave her the semblance of modestly, while allowing her to ride freely. <br><br>Addie instructed that her hair was to be put up into a tight bun, so that it wouldn't get in her way. Once everything was done to her satisfaction, she glanced at her reflection in the mirror, before heading out of her room. Despite the Count's assurance that the servants would inform her family of her whereabouts, Adelaide wanted to tell her mother personally. So, she took the stairs up the floor above, and let herself into her Mother's chamber. <br><br>She found the woman seated on a luxurious chintzy armchair, and eating grapes from a large plate next to her. Clearly, she was enjoying this trip. "Mother, I'm going out riding with the Count. I do hope you're comfortable here?" she says. <br><br>Her mother turns around to look at her, "Ah! Addie my darling, girl!" she cries out, standing up. Addie notices the glass of wine next to her, and the nearly empty bottle nearby, and rolls her eyes. Her mother throws her arms around her, and pulls her into a hug. "Oh, sweetie, you <em>must</em> impress this Count, yes? He seems like such a gentleman, and just <em>look at this place!</em>" Her mother says, swaying slightly. <br><br>Addie finally managed to extract herself from her mother, after promising to do her best to behave with the Count. She made her way down into the Grand Foyer, where the Count was waiting for her, his gold eyes twinkling. "Are you ready, Count?" she asked, placing her hand in his. 
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