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milliways_bar2011-03-03 07:54 pm
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There's a six and a half foot ranger in the bar, making his way towards what looks like counter top only by virtue of being long and flat. He's never been here before, but the way he moves likely obscures that fact; one hand staying fairly close to the elven-wrought blade at his hip, the way his steps are measured to counter any unevenness of ground.
The hood currently shading his features from casual sight probably doesn't help either. Of course, once he reaches the bar, it may be a little while before the dusty gentleman attempts to order anything - he's too busy trying to sort out where he is without alerting anyone to that fact.
[One very tardy entrance post for Aragorn, son of Arathorn of Lord of the Rings fame, coming in about TA 2970. Ish. Post is open until the typist's brain explodes or the next EP. :)]
The hood currently shading his features from casual sight probably doesn't help either. Of course, once he reaches the bar, it may be a little while before the dusty gentleman attempts to order anything - he's too busy trying to sort out where he is without alerting anyone to that fact.
[One very tardy entrance post for Aragorn, son of Arathorn of Lord of the Rings fame, coming in about TA 2970. Ish. Post is open until the typist's brain explodes or the next EP. :)]

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He's a warrior, no doubt.
"Howdy," she greets him, and smiles while offering a small salute.
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"Mae govannen," although the translator switches it to "Well met," in English.
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"Do you know where you are? I haven't seen you here before, which is why I ask. I'm Jennifer, by the way."
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"A tavern, by the looks of it." He pauses briefly, before adding, "I am called Thorongil."
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"What you need is a drink." She assures him from her spot at the Bar, polishing off a plate of pelmeni with relish. "Possibly many. You are in the right place!"
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"Are there many choices?"
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"Many choices, most of them wrong." She agrees, clambering up and over the bartop and making for the carefully labeled racks of alcohol. "This? This will have you dancing on the tabletops within a glass. No good." She advises, holding up a vaguely pink bottle, and then eyes him curiously. "Unless that's the goal?"
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"No. Just something to slake my thirst." Once the errant barkeep appears.
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"Evening," she greets with a smile as she passes by the man at the bar, moving to set her tray a little ways down the counter from him.
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Especially one frequently on the road for great stretches of time.
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On the tray she sets down, the cinnamon rolls, gooey and warm, are roughly the size of human skulls. There is a half-circle of dense, moist chocolate cake as dark as sin beside them, as well as half a dozen other various types of baked goods. Rae begins putting up small signs beside each group with names and prices: Bitter Chocolate Death, Glutton's Grail, Killer Zebras, Buttermost Limit, Meringuamania, Chocoholia, Rocky Road Avalanche, Tweedle Dumplings, as well as those that aren't named with a morbid sense of humor, ginger-orange teabread, almond-blueberry coffeecake, rosemary-garlic cracked-wheat loaves... everything made with only deliciousness in mind.
Rae has been busy.
"Can I interest you in anything?" she asks, glancing up from writing Cinnamon Rolls As Big As Your Head: $2.50 on a card. "They're fresh."
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"What would you suggest?"
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He probably shouldn't be so suspicious, considering his reaction when he'd walked in the bar for the first time, but it's an almost subconscious reaction that's hard to dull.
[ooc: Might not be on too long tonight as omg tired, but couldn't pass up the opportunity to tag. :D:D]
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"Well met," he remarks after a minute or two of silence.
[no worries, we'll be here for a while. :)]
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"I don't think I've seen you around here before."
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Said reason being that Aragorn has never actually been in this particular establishment before, but giving away that kind of information would be silly of him. So he's going to hold onto any kind of advantage he can get.
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Which is very little.
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"Hello," said Tegid suddenly. The lilting of his own language could be heard underneath the translation provided by the Bar.
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(occ: is this cool?)
And he freezes. He is hidden by the shadows of a corner booth and when he finally turns fully, so he can look toward the Bar, he takes great pain to ensure that he stays that way.
And for a moment it is as if time is a frozen river that one may walk back upon.
But beneath the ice, the waters thunder and carries us away.
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Or walked, as the case may be.
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He fears that this is a bad idea. One should not try to temper with time and fate. Still, he takes a small step out of the shadow of the corner and walks toward his forster-son. Not Elessar, but Aragorn.
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She has a glass bottle in one hand, half-full of orange soda; this might only be odd because the hand holding said bottle is covered in metal to her elbows, as is its mate.
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The hair and the metal are unusual, and they might get a longer look than the rest of her.
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"You carry something that big around a lot?"
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