favourite worst nightmare

His respective silence was broken when a faint giggle came from Levi. Squinting suspiciously, Tyberius shrunk back a little from the hand on his wrist, feeling a little awkward as the boy pushed against his body. He was not going to go through ... That again, especially not here. "There's nothing there, Levi. Stop... Doing that." Hissing, Ty swatted irritably at light that was being flickered on and off. Levi was being more irritating that usual, and that really didn't help his mood. His eyes focused, and he stared back at the stupid creature before him. Grasping the hand that held the light, Ty clicked it back on, keeping a firm hold of Levi's wrist.

"We're going now. Try to ... Keep up." He was beginning to get a little worried about his companion — Levi normally wasn't this ... odd. He was almost acting high, which especially confused him. He didn't think Levi would have been into drugs. Giving a final worried look at the boy, Ty strode forward, hoping that this was the right general direction. The light bouncing all around the trees was mostly useless, and the howls and animal noises had intensified, only adding to the atmosphere. "God damnit, why did you have to sleep with her and not--" He almost said ...Did he almost say me? "...A boy." He didn't want to sleep with Levi, he knew that. He wasn't gay.

Levi had tried to take himself back, but Tyberius was very much focused on the task at hand. He had to find a good way out, even if he had to tie Levi up and drag him back. "No, you said you weren't gay. Even though obviously, you are." Pausing for a moment to examine their new surroundings, it looked like the trees had thinned out a little bit. They were hopefully getting closer to the edge of the forest, and back into the safety of their warm dorm. It was cold, and it didn't look like Levi would want to sit still long enough to let himself be hugged for warmth. Not that he really wanted to touch Levi for long periods of time anyway, but still.

"A boy?" Ty frowned down at Levi, wondering why he came up with this sudden revolution. Of course he was a boy he-- Oh. "You're not sleeping with me, don't touch me." Releasing his grasp on Levi's wrist, Tyberius backed up a couple paces, his hands up defensively. He didn't think he could hit Levi again, but he also didn't want another gay episode to happen. "Haven't you had enough for tonight? You murdered one girl with your dick already, you aren't touching me with it." It didn't seem like the boys he slept with were any less alive than they had started with, but Ty was loathe to take any chances. "Just... Let's go home. Stop that."

Watching Levi wave his hand around at the empty air, Ty decided that there was 100% something wrong with that boy. He already more or less knew that, but something else had happened to make him like this. Had he eaten a mushroom or something on the way here? Maybe he had gotten bored and hungry while waiting for him to show up. Whatever it was, Ty hoped it wasn't poisonous and Levi would go back to normal soon. In the back of his mind, he couldn't help but wonder what Levi would and wouldn't remember about this incident. "No. Yes. I don't know, maybe. You're being confusing." Tyberius glared back at Levi. Right now, he was anything but sexy, sounding more like a very anxious prostitute. Which, with a silent laugh, Ty realised that's more or less what Levi was.

"Yes... It's nighttime... " Deciding to suck it up already, Ty rubbed his forehead, his eyes closing for a moment. Why didn't he get a nicer roommate, quiet and minds his own business. It was probably too late in the year to apply for a new roommate, too. Thankfully, the moon finally decided to appear, lighing the path faintly enough to show the general area.
"Come back here, you're too far gone to go back by yourself."

Ty frowned at Levi, the awkward run not really putting up to much of a fight. Still, the prospect of a chase excited him a little, and Ty trotted lightly after Levi, keeping up without too much exertation. Thankfully, it hadn't been too much of a run, and Tyberius pulled up next to the fallen boy, nudging him softly with a shoe.
He looked sort of cute, sprawled on the ground. Incredibly helpless, too. He couldn't pinpoint the exact reason why he enjoyed that, but it made his heart beat a little faster. Kneeling, Ty cupped Levi's face between his hands, peering into his eyes carefully as he turned Levi's face back and forth a bit. He looked completely past the mark, barely even there anymore. His cheeks flushed red, and he grunted quietly, quickly standing back up.

"You're so dumb." He really did like when Levi said his name like that. Shivering and pushing that out of his head, Ty bent to scoop up his fallen roommate, curling his arms solidly around his smaller body, squishing him into his chest. The tiny demon was warm, and felt nice to hug, making Tyberius bury his nose into Levi's neck. He smells really good. Ty's fingers grasped at his clothes, worming their way underneath to press against warm skin. "We're still going home. Are you sleepy? Do you need to take a nap? I'll wake you when we get home."

Tyberius squished Levi tighter to his chest as he struggled, trying not to drop his burden. It didn't last long, and his roommate quickly quieted again, looking much sleepier than he had been. Running his fingers gently along Levi's smooth skin, he gave a start when he felt a mouth close over his ear. Tiny pinpricks of fangs poked at his ear, and Ty began to move his head, but stopped. He didn't want Levi's fangs to leave a mark there, but he also didn't really want to have the sensation of teeth being dragged across his ear.

Hoping that whatever Levi was doing would end soon, Ty readjusted his grip, worrying now about the moon fading in and out. What little light it provided him had helped somewhat, and now that it was gone, he appreciated that tiny bit even more. "Maybe ... Maybe this way..." Looking to a slightly diagonal path coming from what he thought was southwest, Ty could see a faint path made out in the grasses that grew along the forest floor. Something heavy had been dragged along there recently, the grass still bent and crushed. Hoping that it had been the girl and not some piece of prey, Ty followed the path of crushed grass and twigs back, pleased to see the familiar outstretch of grass that signaled they were just about home. It was just in time, too, hearing the loud and hungry noises coming from where they had dropped that girl. Shuddering at the thought of her being ripped to shreds, Ty stopped to look over their clothes. It was a bloodless murder, and they were both still clean save for a bit of twigs and dirt that clung to the fabrics. Nothing a quick wash wouldn't solve, though. "Here, you useless goat, we're almost there. Are you asleep?"