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*Meg's sitting at a booth in the bar, with a fire extinguisher well within her sights.
Theoretically, she's working on a lesson plan.
But every fifteen seconds or so, her eyes dart up, scanning the bar for dancing. Which alas means she has not made much progress on the aforementioned lesson plan.*
Theoretically, she's working on a lesson plan.
But every fifteen seconds or so, her eyes dart up, scanning the bar for dancing. Which alas means she has not made much progress on the aforementioned lesson plan.*
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*When he reaches her booth, he slumps into the seat opposite her.*
No fires yet.
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I haven't seen any either - nor even anyone singing tonight, though it was pretty bad last night.
*A small shudder.* I was talking to a girl yesterday when we got hit with a nasty one -
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Subject matter wasn't too far off either, actually - so basically it was a flashback in the middle of a curse and altogether not fun.
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"Hello, Meg."
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*Meg grins at him, quickly, though it doesn't banish her worried expression.*
How're you?
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He eyes the fire extinguisher dubiously.
"Admittedly wondering what's been going on around here lately."
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You haven't seen the posters?
- I mean, admittedly, I guess they're kind of cryptic - er, it's a demon. A really really scary demon.
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He heads to the Bar for a refill on his coffe, and hardly notice the bit of soft-shoe work on the way.
"Birth records, baptis-mal record..." Tappity tap. "Records of death."
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Also, the tapping.
For a moment, she ponders jumping him and shouting 'don't do it, you've got so much to live for!' before deciding that Saionji likely would not take that well.
So instead, carefully, she slips out of her seat, and starts edging towards the fire extinguisher.*
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And then he spins away from the bar, singing.
Jazz hands.
"A wet nurse and a midwife in the dark of the desert;
A golden-gilded Shangriiii-la!
Dayyyy and night reverrrrsing!
A ti-ime-gilded Par-adise!"
He snatches a broom from a passing Oomba Loompa, and breaks into something Meg might recognize; half a swordfight, half a dance.
"Darkness over Sodom--"
Faster.
"--darkness ever glowing--"
Faster.
"--darkness over yonder--"
Faster.
"--darkness everlaaaaaasting!"
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He shows no signs of slowing. And, in fact, Meg's starting to smell smoke - and are those singe marks on the wooden floor where he's passed?*
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Alice looks curious. This is not an unusual thing for her, but right now her curiosity has a specific target, that being the fire extinguisher.
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Er - which means that it's a thing that puts out fires. I didn't know what it was either 'till the other day, they're kind of a modern invention -
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*Meg picks the fire extinguisher up, the better to demonstrate.*
You only have to push this thing here, really, and this foamy stuff comes out, which is good for stopping fires - better than water, apparently, 'cause it's all - you know, scientific.
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He's gottten quite better, since the old days.
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Tim, this is for your own good! *she shouts.*
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"Please, don't? These are nice clothes."
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Goldy drops into the other side of the booth. Uninvited and not a dance move in sight.
There is wine though. Apparently, the work-out with Miho banished all traces of hangover. And, apparently, neither shuriken nor bets were lost. Or maybe they were, and the penance has been slated for later. She looks happy enough, whatever the case may be.
((OOC: To be fair, the OOM hasn't even been started yet, so I haven't the faintest idea what happens. Jeez. I wasn't expecting the Spanish Inquisition. Through the miracles of Millitime or good scheduling, it's Goldy, with wine. Okay?))
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*Meg looks up, giving her a grin across the table, followed by a slightly wistful look at the wine.
. . . okay, more than slightly wistful. But. Meg is responsible. Yes? Of course.*
How're you?
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"Now. Good."
She pours herself a glass of the deep velvety reda rather fine Côte-Rôtie Syrah.
"With wine. Even better." She did bring a second glass, and the bottle neck hovers expectantly, invitingly and temptingly over it. "Care to join me?"
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"I haven't been downstairs in a few days. Brothel decorating and all. So... am I going to regret it if I ask why you have a fire extinguiusher keeping you company?"
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It's a measure of frazzlement that her voice, by this point, doesn't even lower dramatically when she says:* We've got a demon. The entire bar is under this horrible curse -
*- all right, it only lowers dramatically a little.*
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Lilly sighs, and waves at a passing waitrat for a drink.
"Okay. Who and what is it this time?"
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