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Dec. 5th, 2007 12:25 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
[OOM: After Milliways, Holmes inquires after Watson's odd behaviour and things don't go over quite well.]
The Door opened and a very cold looking Watson walked through, unravelling his scarf from his neck as he walked and stomping his boots in a vain attempt to remove the snow slush from the sole. It didn't work, and he simply got a mess.
After deeming it a loss cause and getting a good amount of unneeded dirtiness across the clean white floor of what was certainly not the black welcome mats of Baker Street, he grabbed the lapels of his jacket and shook the snow he could from his shoulders before moving to hang his hat and scarf on the coat rack, only to realise its absence and his location. It would have taken him sooner to realise this, perhaps, if his mood had been one of a sunnier disposition.
He blinked around at the white surroundings. Milliways. Again. His shoulders slumped. Wonderful, he thought, with a slight frown.
A waitrat scurried over suddenly and gestured indignantly at the floor, squeaking loudly in annoyance at the wreck he had made of the once pristine floor. He nodded and apologised, which only seemed to make it madder, until it's furry head was nearly bursting into flames.
It was a while before he could actually sit down, when the waitrat had finally given up its unintelligible admonishment and disappeared to ostensibly get a mop.
Placing his hat on the counter and stuffing his scarf haphazardly into his pocket so that an end still trailed the floor, he rubbed his neck tiredly and ordered a brandy, as this could not be dealt with without something strong.
The Door opened and a very cold looking Watson walked through, unravelling his scarf from his neck as he walked and stomping his boots in a vain attempt to remove the snow slush from the sole. It didn't work, and he simply got a mess.
After deeming it a loss cause and getting a good amount of unneeded dirtiness across the clean white floor of what was certainly not the black welcome mats of Baker Street, he grabbed the lapels of his jacket and shook the snow he could from his shoulders before moving to hang his hat and scarf on the coat rack, only to realise its absence and his location. It would have taken him sooner to realise this, perhaps, if his mood had been one of a sunnier disposition.
He blinked around at the white surroundings. Milliways. Again. His shoulders slumped. Wonderful, he thought, with a slight frown.
A waitrat scurried over suddenly and gestured indignantly at the floor, squeaking loudly in annoyance at the wreck he had made of the once pristine floor. He nodded and apologised, which only seemed to make it madder, until it's furry head was nearly bursting into flames.
It was a while before he could actually sit down, when the waitrat had finally given up its unintelligible admonishment and disappeared to ostensibly get a mop.
Placing his hat on the counter and stuffing his scarf haphazardly into his pocket so that an end still trailed the floor, he rubbed his neck tiredly and ordered a brandy, as this could not be dealt with without something strong.