Hamato Splinter (
mnr_splinter) wrote in
milliways_bar2011-03-31 01:42 pm
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There's a little known fact that if you wish to keep something secret from a ninja the best place to conceal it is in plain sight. This is especially true if what you're trying to conceal are plans for a birthday celebration, and the ninja you wish to keep these plans from is Michaelangelo.
Which is why, when given the entirety of Milliways in which to plan, Hamato Splinter has chosen the table closest to the center of Milliways' dining area.
Among the notes and scraps of paper littering the table one can easily see a Pai Cho board, pieces, and an extra tea setting. It's almost as if he's expecting someone to drop buy unexpectedly.
Which is why, when given the entirety of Milliways in which to plan, Hamato Splinter has chosen the table closest to the center of Milliways' dining area.
Among the notes and scraps of paper littering the table one can easily see a Pai Cho board, pieces, and an extra tea setting. It's almost as if he's expecting someone to drop buy unexpectedly.

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"Whose birthday is it?"
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"My youngest son, Michaelangelo. Please, sit. Join me."
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She does, and picks through a few of the papers as she moves them away from her food.
"What are you planning to do?"
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Never did he ever in his wildest dreams ever even THINK of using that as a descriptor for one of his sons.
F'n Milliways.
"That seems to be my dilemma. I am not sure."
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"Wèi," Sallie smiles. "You're plottin' something. I can smell it."
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He attempts his very best, What? Me? expression. It's easy to see where Mike gets it.
"I don't know what you are talking about."
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Honestly.
She also sits down without invitation, declaring, "Well at least include me."
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And you can tell that from the chuckling.
"I am attempting to devise a birthday celebration for Michaelangelo. Or at very least something shaped like it. Tea?"
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Even around here, it's a pretty safe bet. While there could be other giant rats around, it's less likely there are other giant rats with such a ninjary look to them.
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It's the kimono.
"I am," he says looking up from his notes.
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"I get that a lot," says the old rat with a small smile. "My sons call me Splinter. It is nice to meet you Enzo."
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"...you haven't been convinced to have strippers yet, have you?" he asks in almost morbid curiosity.
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Most would not notice the almost non-existent way his shoulders shift when Splinter is fighting back against a good full belly chuckle. But...Leo isn't most.
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Then scowls.
"You are a very cruel man."
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Here he gestures towards the chair to his right.
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Answering a question with another question is one of Splinter's favorite games.
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"Oh good evening, Doctor Sandhu. I trust the day finds you well?"
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He looks a little tired, but that's more or less an occupational hazard.
"I was wondering if you'd like a guided tour of our new Infirmary Day Room, before we quite finish? Maybe see if it could entice your sons into receiving medical care?"
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Maybe it is the family resemblance to Leo, Mike, Raph, and Don that gets her attention.
But probably not.
"Hello."
Beat.
"You are waiting for someone?"
Blame the tea setting.
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...
Wait. What? No.
The old rat looks up from his notes and offers a small smile to the young woman. "Good evening, Miss. Are you in need of an extra chair?"
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As if that is an answer.
Then --
"Standing is comfortable."
Sometimes people worry about that.
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