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milliways_bar2009-01-03 11:27 am
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Matilda has an armchair by the fire, a mug of hot chocolate, and a copy of Beowulf in the original Anglo-Saxon. By her standards this counts as non-academic relaxation. Do say hello.
Jhalak is hanging from the rafters by one arm, surveying the bar with two eyes, the remaining two arms tucked close to its body. It's not sure it likes being away from Ray for this long, but it would be delighted to make your acquaintance nonetheless.
Logan is parked at a table with a coffee, lost in thought. Come distract him from his unpleasant daydreams.
Aaron found himself a booth with a good view of the bar at large and is sitting with the back of said booth between himself and the Window, watching all the people. He'd sure love some company.
Raz has discovered an unforeseen fondness for cream soda. Catch her sitting on (not at) a table by the door, blowing fizzy pink bubbles and giggling to herself.
[tiny tags: Jhalak, Aaron Stampler]
Jhalak is hanging from the rafters by one arm, surveying the bar with two eyes, the remaining two arms tucked close to its body. It's not sure it likes being away from Ray for this long, but it would be delighted to make your acquaintance nonetheless.
Logan is parked at a table with a coffee, lost in thought. Come distract him from his unpleasant daydreams.
Aaron found himself a booth with a good view of the bar at large and is sitting with the back of said booth between himself and the Window, watching all the people. He'd sure love some company.
Raz has discovered an unforeseen fondness for cream soda. Catch her sitting on (not at) a table by the door, blowing fizzy pink bubbles and giggling to herself.
[tiny tags: Jhalak, Aaron Stampler]

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Some people just know better, and sometimes you see some really cool things in the rafters.
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Its digits wiggle: a Jotoki grin.
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It considers for a second or two, then swings out and drops neatly onto a table a few feet away from Tyler.
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Her ears go back as she stares up at Jhalak, and her mouth works as if she's trying to say something but isn't sure what. (She knows she's being rude, but she doesn't see very many nonbipedal aliens anywhere, much less here...)
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"Hello hello!" "Hello strange person!"
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"What's it mean?" "Jhalak is Jotok." "Name Jhalak; species Jotok." "What's your name?"
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Then she answers the rest of Jhalak's commentary: "I'm Chur Anify par Chanur, species hani. I go by just 'Chur' here, or ker Chur if you feel the need to be formal." She smiles a feline smile.
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Momiji makes a beeline for it, after he's gotten a drink and a snack - a few cookies and a big cup of coffee, respectively - before slumping down to the side of one of the various pieces of furnitute around the hearth. Actually sitting on chairs and couches is overrated.
As it happens, the furniture in question is Matilda's armchair, and he cranes his head to the side, smiling.
"Hi, 'Tilda!"
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She looks up from the book and grins.
"How're you?"
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Which, given that it's already been Christmas and such here, makes him feel a tad tardy. But it's a very pleasant fact, even if it has been a long time coming.
"What about you? Oh...cookie?"
This latter question presumably refers to the sweet he's holding at her over the arm of her chair, a little round thing with almond and honey, on top.
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Yoink.
"Thank you! I'm doing quite well. School's nearly out for the year, for me."
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"Neat - what kind of school do you go to, anyway?"
Matilda is, after all, almost a year or so shy of being a decade younger than him and also reading Beowolf. This would muddle his intuition on the matter, even if schools weren't already weird in other places.
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Yeah, Momiji, that's what she just said. But he can't help but be surprised - he has trouble just imagining his older cousins going off to college, and they're only a year or two away from it. Kids attending college is even weirder!
"Do you get breaks a lot? I heard people get more days off of school, when they start college."
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