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When Logan saunters in in uniform he's not really expecting the bar. But, since it's here he pushes back the mask and heads for the counter, parking himself on a stool.
Bar provides a beer and he hunches over to nurse it.
To go by the grime on the costume he's post tangling with someone or something, but since the clothing is still intact and he's not covered in say blood or blackened with char things weren't all that terrible.
Which is to say he's probably approachable.
Well, as approachable as Logan gets, anyways.
Bar provides a beer and he hunches over to nurse it.
To go by the grime on the costume he's post tangling with someone or something, but since the clothing is still intact and he's not covered in say blood or blackened with char things weren't all that terrible.
Which is to say he's probably approachable.
Well, as approachable as Logan gets, anyways.
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He also smells of old blood, not his own, and he's bathed since, but somethings you can't hide from Logan.
"A beer please. Budweiser?"
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"Don't give him that," he drawls with distaste. "Give him a Molson."
If he's going to drink cheap beer it might as well be Canadian.
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"Very well, Molson." Honestly, he doesn't know beer well and was ordering by advertising. Turning to Logan, he asks, "Why Molson?"
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He lifts his own beer and looks Hank over.
"What's got you drinkin' shitty beer?"
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"I didn't mean to chose bad beer, it just picked one I knew." Yes, Hank just avoided saying shitty.
"I got into a bad situation. Helped some girls who'd been kidnapped, but I fear I nearly lost myself and nearly killed someone."
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Setting his glass down, he listens.
"What happened?" he asks, the question coming without the gruff attitude.
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"I am currently on sabbatical from the mansion and traveling in the South. It happens some girls went missing and I decided to investigate. The girls were blacks and so the police weren't putting too much effort into it."
He pauses for a drink. "I found them. Tied up and with the captures preparing to do things I will not repeat."
"I am afraid the only thing that saved those mens' lives were the girls. They did not need to see any more horrors that day."
Another drink. "And now I am left with the realization that I am capable of killing. I find it does not sit well."
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The grip on his glass is tight by the end and there's an ache in his knuckles at the thought of the scene and the scumbags Hank encountered.
Personally Logan would have gutted them, but that's not something Hank needs to hear right now.
"Havin' it not sit well says a lot," he says at last. "So does being able to make that decision in the moment like you did."
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"I made certain they got home safely after that." He finds a malicious grin before continuing. "And I was sure there was plenty of evidence left for the police. I may have had to doctor some of it to show they were planning to kidnap a white child for it to matter to those police."
Hank isn't so quite comfortable with that last bit. More for the need than the doing. He knew it was right, but hates that the police were turning a blind eye that needed directing.
"I fear the poor fellows may end up in the institution for the criminally insane. What with their talk of a blue monster who attacked them."
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"Racist assholes." He takes a long drink from his beer, then sets the empty glass on the counter for a refill.
"Sounds like y'did a good job, kid."
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"Thank you. I do appreciate it." He takes another sip of the beer. "Not to be ungrateful, but is there a better beer you might suggest?"
The dangers of heightened senses, cheap beer taste even worse.
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He raps on the counter and Bar produces a glass of what Logan's drinking. It's still Canadian, but much better than what Hank has, especially with their heightened senses.
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After another moment, he turns to Logan. "Is there any fighting that aims to incapacitate?"
Caught in the irony of his desire to fight but not harm, Hank is at a lose for words.
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X, who also has her mask hanging down her back, approaches Logan from the left.
Silently.
"Wolverine."
She is a lot less grimy than he is.
"Hello."
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What she's wearing, though, does get an arched eyebrow.
"New duds?"
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She studies him for a moment, head tilted very slightly.
"SHIELD is less likely to mistakenly fire on me. When I wear them."
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"Yeah? Yer workin' with SHIELD now?" he asks, leaning back on an elbow on the counter and taking a drink of his beer.
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X does not sigh. Or roll her eyes.
"Or when Captain America is being stupid and trying to arrest people before they do terrible things."
That was a very frustrating day.
"I do not think he knows what 'self-fulfilling prophecies' are. And I do not know why he did not talk to Ruth. About visions. And how they work."
It is really too bad Destiny remains dead. She would have schooled them all in that kind of stuff.
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"Do I even wanna know?" About any of it.
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X's voice is flat.
"Everyone is stupid. And neither of us are allowed to kill them."
A pause.
"I would like a root beer float. Please."
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When the float appears he salutes X with his beer and takes a long pull.
"So things are crap at home, how's life treatin' you here?"
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"I have broken up many fights. That is good."
She's just saying.
"You are okay?"
Several sips of her float will be taken while she waits for Logan's answer.
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To her question he flexes his hand, gloves creaking, knuckles popping, then gives a one-shouldered shrug.
"Still upright an' kickin'." Some days that's an accomplishment.
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She does not smile, just takes another sip of her drink.
"I had to separate them. The man's friend came to get me. I like them."
Another, longer pause.
"Kicking is good."
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He nods when she says she likes them, then studies her after that silent note.
There's a lot to be read in the cadence of her words, with sometimes more said in the pauses between words than in the words themselves.
His eyes hold on her, but not with the sharp focus of a glare.
"Everything alright?"
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