ragnarsson: ([12.19] Sadness)
Ivar "The Boneless" Ragnarsson ([personal profile] ragnarsson) wrote in [community profile] riverviewlogs2017-09-03 09:22 am

But since you've been gone, girl you know the thought of you's driving me mad

who: Ivar and you! + some closed prompts
what: The Viking tries (and fails to) deal with heartbreak
when: After August 25th and into September
where: All over the city
warnings: Possible violence, mentions of underage sex



She'd left him. Well, to be more specific, Letha had left him and Winter. Somehow, that hurt almost worse than anything, knowing that she didn't love her own child enough to stay and care for her. What had possessed her to do it, he'd never know. They'd finally slept together for the first time, and while they lay in bed together afterwards, Ivar had worked up the courage to tell her that he loved her for the first time.

The next day, she was gone.

Apparently, they'd gotten that portal working well enough to send her where she wanted to go. Those running it told him where they'd set it for: Kattegat in 816. His home world. Wasn't that just a kick in the ass, that she'd run away to where he'd come from? Ivar had been too stunned at the time to do much more than wonder why.

Eventually, the emotions hit, and considering the Viking never had a good grasp on them anyway, they were all over the place. He could be found alternately crying his eyes out, sulking like a small child, taking his rage out at the weapons training center, or spending time with Winter to distract himself. He could be encountered in just about any mood, but one thing was clear: Ivar was hurting bad, heartbroken in the way that someone could only be upon losing their first love.
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[personal profile] bespredel 2017-09-23 11:13 am (UTC)(link)
Yuri watched, for awhile. His hands in his pockets as he let the other set up the explosives. The other's black mood rolled off him in waves, and Yuri wanted to do something- he just... didn't really even know where to start. He had never been that kind of friend to anyone- had never been the shoulder to cry on, the one anybody turned to when they needed to talk about something.

"You think it's going to take the limb off?" he asked, glancing at the other as he shimmied into a safer position to watch, parked behind a rock that would shield him from any flying splinters, his sunglasses in place as he squinted over the edge, and watched the fuse burn down.