@raudrakos | hannibal
In the end it didnât matter that heâd fallen into Hannibalâs trap, that it was a game and he knew it was a game and he played it anyway. Closing his hands around Hannibal Lecterâs throat and squeezing--in earnest, not in dreams or in some therapeutic imagining--made it worth it; worth the risk, worth the look of smug satisfaction on Hannibalâs face right now despite the blood trickling from his lip, the angry red marks blooming on his face.Â
Since meeting Hannibal Lecter Will has been intrigued in a way heâs never known before, maybe even compromised. He doesnât have a better word for it than that, canât very well reach for any sort of distance or deniability or even use the pursuit of justice as a shield when heâs standing in the wreckage of Hannibal Lecterâs kitchen, both of them bleeding and breathing hard but very much alive--
Maybe as alive as heâs ever felt.Â
âI didnât come here to kill you, Dr. Lecter.â Will brushes sweat-damp curls back from his forehead, leans back against the counter to catch his breath. His tone is provocative and teasing, almost fond, a direct contrast to the unchecked savagery of their brawl. âIf I had, Iâd have brought a gun.â














