They had grown close in their time here. That first time on the beach being the real start of feelings between them, or at least it had been for Obi-Wan. It had only grown and deepened as time went on, but he hadn't been sure Din felt the same way. It's clear now that he does, the Jedi apparently having underestimated it. Though it's also said that absence makes the heart grow fonder. Thus it warms Obi-Wan's heart when those words are returned, banishing any doubt he might have had.
As the other man worked on disrobing him, the Jedi assisted. Showing him how it was done as there are certainly many layers to his attire. Din had seen his entire body before, and he wasn't at all shy with the exception at how his physique had diminished a bit. It became obvious that he was indeed leaner than before as the clothing fell away. Then there was the scars of course, most of them faint, though there is a prominent one on his upper left arm.
Once he was bare chested, his belt was cast aside as well. Obi-Wan then working on removing Din's flight suit also, zipping it down the rest of the way. He hadn't had the honor of seeing him completely naked after all, and he intended to change that. With the exception of his face of course. The thought of which bringing him pause, until he reached for the sash that had been around his waist, under his belt. Folding it over before looking at Din and then lifting the cloth to tie around his head and cover his eyes. "I won't be able to see you," he promised. Feeling that Din should be able to remove his helmet if he so wished.
When he arrived almost a year ago, Din never would've even considered being this close to people. Any real true intimacy, outside of just getting quota. Really, his bubble for it is still pretty limited. He's still not that great at admitting feelings. The most help of him changing, is the lingering memories of that week, where he believed he was a native. Weird, strange feelings that wouldn't leave. It doesn't hurt, that Obi-wan was part of that week, too.
He takes mental notes as he disrobes, Obi-wan. For if this happened again. There's so many layers. Like Jedi didn't like showing their bodies or something. Not that Din has much room to talk. Still, once Obi is bare, the differences give Din pause. Fingers tracing the scars for a moment. In the back of his mind, he's also wondering about Obi-wan knowing so much about Mandalorians, including the language. But that'll have to wait until later.
Then he's being further disrobed, and he helps there too. Removing his hands to slip off his gloves, then shrugging off the top of the suit. He's got his own scars, most of them faint now, since he's not acquired any new ones in the city. A lot of them mostly in spots where there were gaps in his armor. What he's not expecting, is Obi-wan blind folding himself, without even having to be asked. It means a lot.
"Thank you." He says softly. There's trust there, and he knows it. There's a moment, before he's reaching up to slide the helmet off, setting it aside. Brown eyes now free to really take in the changes, without the filter in place.
A smile touches the Jedi’s bearded face as he finishes tying the blindfold. Having only gotten a moment to look at some of Din’s body, which was what he expected of a Mandalorian warrior. The moment reminding him of when they kissed back at camp. Though he didn’t completely trust himself to just keep his eyes closed this time as things would be getting more physical. He wished to respect Din’s creed just as he would want his.
Reaching out, he gently touches the other man’s face. Which felt much the same way it had before. His hands then moving lower, quietly exploring Din’s neck, his shoulders, and chest. Obi-Wan then carefully extracted himself from the other man’s lap, coming to stand before him instead. His hands moving to blindly undo and slip out of his pants.
“I’ll need you to guide me,” he then says. Another scar similar to the one on his arm is visible on his left thigh. A hand eventually going out to the Mandalorian. Yes, he’s putting a lot of trust in him. But as far as he’s concerned he has no reason not to.
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As the other man worked on disrobing him, the Jedi assisted. Showing him how it was done as there are certainly many layers to his attire. Din had seen his entire body before, and he wasn't at all shy with the exception at how his physique had diminished a bit. It became obvious that he was indeed leaner than before as the clothing fell away. Then there was the scars of course, most of them faint, though there is a prominent one on his upper left arm.
Once he was bare chested, his belt was cast aside as well. Obi-Wan then working on removing Din's flight suit also, zipping it down the rest of the way. He hadn't had the honor of seeing him completely naked after all, and he intended to change that. With the exception of his face of course. The thought of which bringing him pause, until he reached for the sash that had been around his waist, under his belt. Folding it over before looking at Din and then lifting the cloth to tie around his head and cover his eyes. "I won't be able to see you," he promised. Feeling that Din should be able to remove his helmet if he so wished.
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He takes mental notes as he disrobes, Obi-wan. For if this happened again. There's so many layers. Like Jedi didn't like showing their bodies or something. Not that Din has much room to talk. Still, once Obi is bare, the differences give Din pause. Fingers tracing the scars for a moment. In the back of his mind, he's also wondering about Obi-wan knowing so much about Mandalorians, including the language. But that'll have to wait until later.
Then he's being further disrobed, and he helps there too. Removing his hands to slip off his gloves, then shrugging off the top of the suit. He's got his own scars, most of them faint now, since he's not acquired any new ones in the city. A lot of them mostly in spots where there were gaps in his armor. What he's not expecting, is Obi-wan blind folding himself, without even having to be asked. It means a lot.
"Thank you." He says softly. There's trust there, and he knows it. There's a moment, before he's reaching up to slide the helmet off, setting it aside. Brown eyes now free to really take in the changes, without the filter in place.
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Reaching out, he gently touches the other man’s face. Which felt much the same way it had before. His hands then moving lower, quietly exploring Din’s neck, his shoulders, and chest. Obi-Wan then carefully extracted himself from the other man’s lap, coming to stand before him instead. His hands moving to blindly undo and slip out of his pants.
“I’ll need you to guide me,” he then says. Another scar similar to the one on his arm is visible on his left thigh. A hand eventually going out to the Mandalorian. Yes, he’s putting a lot of trust in him. But as far as he’s concerned he has no reason not to.