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milliways_bar2011-06-30 04:51 pm
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(OOM: It has been ten years.
To the day.
And here's something the fable left out:
That urn also counts to the second.)
The front door is flung open and someone enters at a near run - someone with a leather trenchcoat and entirely too much jewelry and a thing for classy leather shoes.
Someone who's lean, hungry look could get him mistaken for a wolf, if he grows that hair out any longer.
Someone... who is just going to stand there and blink for a moment, if that is quite alright with everyone.
(OOC: Spoilers for Sorcerer's Apprentice in the OOM, and... most likely in threads. :D)
To the day.
And here's something the fable left out:
That urn also counts to the second.)
The front door is flung open and someone enters at a near run - someone with a leather trenchcoat and entirely too much jewelry and a thing for classy leather shoes.
Someone who's lean, hungry look could get him mistaken for a wolf, if he grows that hair out any longer.
Someone... who is just going to stand there and blink for a moment, if that is quite alright with everyone.
(OOC: Spoilers for Sorcerer's Apprentice in the OOM, and... most likely in threads. :D)

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The white-haired woman in maroon leather appears amused, at the least.
"Perhaps they've gotten to your legs too. That would be something to see!"
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"Are people often fooled by that?" He finally asks, because he honestly does forget, sometimes, what normal humans see.
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"Are people easily fooled, he asks. That is the sound of one who has not met many people!"
To be fair, it works better when she's the crazy old woman who lives in a swamp.
But this way is funnier.
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"Say rather someone who still has an open mind, madam." His tone is a few degrees more respectful, if only in that crazy old man's memory.
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Her smile is wide and just this side of mocking.
"Sit, sit. You are taking up too much of the floor. And I would rather not get a crick in my neck."
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Look, he's been in an urn for ten years.
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Flemeth has never been much for tact.
"Almost as if you were plagued by illusionary ants. And old trick but a good one, that! Hah."
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"My apologies - I have been... somewhat sedentary for a long period of time."
Fighting one's arch nemesis / ex-best friend for ten years in an urn doesn't exactly give you the chance to stretch your legs.
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Flemeth laughs again, though this time she keeps looking straight at him.
"Are you sure you were not asleep?"
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Okay, now she's smirking.
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She taps her mouth with the tip of one armored finger.
"But now you are here and free, what shall you do? Seek out other fights? It would do wonders for your fidgeting!"
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Dusty tome open behind her, Rae is perched on the edge of the table in the kitchen, gently moving her hand to keep containers of dried rosemary, sage, thyme and parsley quietly turning about one another in mid-air. Warm smells of cinnamon and sugar and dough are coming from the oven, while a tray of Sunshine's Eschatology cools on a wire rack by the window.
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It's a miracle he isn't drooling as he pauses in the doorway, watching her.
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Actually, he's not just eying one treat. He's pretty sure he could put away a tray of them with very little trouble.
Ten years. Think about it.
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Rae looks over at Balthazar, taking in his appearance. Same clothes.... and he looks mostly the same... but...
"Yeah, take what you want," she says, frowning slightly in concern. "And the cinnamon rolls'll be out any minute now. What happened to you?"
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... Two of them.
He's debating a third as he bites into the first, making a happy little sound of 'oh dear God yes'. He'll answer as soon as he's not got a mouth full of food.
She might want to get persistent if she wants an answer.
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If he's going to answer, he has to have an empty mouth... and it doesn't look like that's going to be any time soon, so she doesn't press the point. When the oven timer goes ding! two minutes later, she moves to pull the trays of skull-sized cinnamon rolls out of the oven and onto the cooling racks.
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Since he'd been to Milliways last (gods, that was... just a few days ago), or since he's eaten?
How would that even be possible?
"You need something more substantial than desserts and cinnamon rolls, then," Rae says, decisively, turning towards the stove.
She'll be going for the protein. There are eggs and spinach and mushrooms and cheese in the fridge. It only takes a couple of minutes to make a (frankly beautiful) three-egg omelet with spinach, mushrooms and cheese aplenty. There'll also be tea.
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And yes. That rumble was from his stomach. All of him agrees on how good that thing looks. And smells. Oh lord, how good it smells.
"Ten years in an urn. To the day." He explains, briefly, before diving into that omelet.
He'll be a minute.
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Rae stares at him. The problem is, his matter-of-fact answer leaves no room for doubting it's veracity.
"What were you doing in an urn, Balthazar?"
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