[at least he tries to be quiet. and it's not as though he has all that far to go; having Irahl anywhere near him is kind of a turn-on all on its own. the night ends calmly, with both of them happy, and that's more than Robin could have thought to ask for.
he lays there for a little while after, his mind swimming uselessly while his body lies still. but it's nice, it's quiet. his subconscious is reassured by the heavy weight behind him. his thoughts aren't of anything in particular. he could almost fall asleep himself.
but he likes Irahl too much to settle, even now. he ends up rolling back, propping himself up on his arms again... and after putting himself back in order, he gives the dragon a moment of drunken consideration before he puts him back in proper order too. he thinks he's doing the guy a favor, or something--but it probably won't amount to much once rational thought takes over in the morning.
after that, the only thing left to do is to wedge himself in close. he even steals one of the dragon's arms to wrap around himself, because it's not like the guy is going to wake up and stop him. it isn't long before Robin falls into a death-like sleep, warm and content, without a single fear or nightmare biting at his heels.]
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he lays there for a little while after, his mind swimming uselessly while his body lies still. but it's nice, it's quiet. his subconscious is reassured by the heavy weight behind him. his thoughts aren't of anything in particular. he could almost fall asleep himself.
but he likes Irahl too much to settle, even now. he ends up rolling back, propping himself up on his arms again... and after putting himself back in order, he gives the dragon a moment of drunken consideration before he puts him back in proper order too. he thinks he's doing the guy a favor, or something--but it probably won't amount to much once rational thought takes over in the morning.
after that, the only thing left to do is to wedge himself in close. he even steals one of the dragon's arms to wrap around himself, because it's not like the guy is going to wake up and stop him. it isn't long before Robin falls into a death-like sleep, warm and content, without a single fear or nightmare biting at his heels.]