Weapons and arrows could be avoided easily, but claws were a more difficult thing to be mindful of when they couldn't just be removed entirely. Though that would be a concern for another time because the appearance of them was just as random as the other changes that found him each month.
As he listens to Dorian's proposition, his head lowers to watch where those hands are going before they catch his wrists. If it were anyone else he would have been hit with the urge to pull away or resist. Being tied up, or more vaguely, being outside of his usual amount of control, doesn't interest him at all unless there's enough trust--and Hanzo trusts Dorian more than he trusts himself most days. Which is quite the feat considering the sort of aptitude the mage might have for manipulation if he played his cards right.
"You make it sound so easy. What happens when you're blinded by the urge to claim me as your own and I am too tied up to defend myself?" Hanzo lets himself laugh at the thought, because even then he's not sure he'd protest so much. The reverse is what's more worrying. "Or what if I become aggressively possessive of you? Would you let me take out on you for a few days?" He's dealt with Sanguis changes long enough to know that he would want to mark Dorian with his scent both inside and out to make it clear to anyone else who he belongs to. Rational Hanzo thinks like the mage should have a choice, but rationality isn't something that can be counted on.
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Weapons and arrows could be avoided easily, but claws were a more difficult thing to be mindful of when they couldn't just be removed entirely. Though that would be a concern for another time because the appearance of them was just as random as the other changes that found him each month.
As he listens to Dorian's proposition, his head lowers to watch where those hands are going before they catch his wrists. If it were anyone else he would have been hit with the urge to pull away or resist. Being tied up, or more vaguely, being outside of his usual amount of control, doesn't interest him at all unless there's enough trust--and Hanzo trusts Dorian more than he trusts himself most days. Which is quite the feat considering the sort of aptitude the mage might have for manipulation if he played his cards right.
"You make it sound so easy. What happens when you're blinded by the urge to claim me as your own and I am too tied up to defend myself?" Hanzo lets himself laugh at the thought, because even then he's not sure he'd protest so much. The reverse is what's more worrying. "Or what if I become aggressively possessive of you? Would you let me take out on you for a few days?" He's dealt with Sanguis changes long enough to know that he would want to mark Dorian with his scent both inside and out to make it clear to anyone else who he belongs to. Rational Hanzo thinks like the mage should have a choice, but rationality isn't something that can be counted on.