Ὀρφεύς - Orpheus (
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Posner is curled up by the fire reading (for fun!) a book of Thomas Hardy poems. He has a cup of tea and a plate of biscuits and looks very cozy indeed.
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In a corner a ways away from him, Orpheus is strumming his guitar, carefully picking out a wintery tune, lamenting the shortened days, the frosty nights. It's a bit colder in that area of the bar than it usually is.
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At the bar itself, Nikola is sitting, contemplating what appears to be a vial of blood. He looks more determined than melancholy, though there's a bit of that in his expression as well.
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Near the back door, Alcide stands. It's throwing him off, the way the date here is different than it is back home. He knows it shouldn't be anywhere near the full moon, but he can practically feel it just outside the door.
It's not that he needs to run; it's more that he wants to, intensely curious about what the woods out there are really like.
[ooc: Multi-pup post! Tag anybody, just specify, please. Open forever.]
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It's started snowing and it's cold, so he has his hat down and his hands in his jacket pockets when he heads to the back door and almost runs into Alcide,
"Pardon me, sir."
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"Nope, sorry. Just woolgatherin' here."
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When Alcide moves, William ducks inside and starts dusting the snow off.
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That's another thing that makes him curious. He's never run somewhere so cold.
"Yeah, it looks kinda nasty out there."
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"It's goin' to be, sir. I'm glad I don't have to ride in that, get lost before I'd gone a couple of feet."
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He takes another step back from the door, not wanting to inadvertently end up in the moonlight.
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William moves to shut the door as the snow's starting to blow in.
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But any proper greeting he had for Orpheus is killed with a shiver.
"Merlin, you've got it cold over here. I would've brought hot chocolate, if I'd known."
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"Do I? I hadn't noticed."
Now that he does, he's shivering a bit himself.
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Just barely, though. It's a fun spell.
"How, uhm - How are you?"
Scorpius notes the absence of ouzo with some relief.
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"I'm...all right." He smiles a bit. It's rare he's actually doing well, but considering it's December, he's doing pretty close to well.
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"Think of it as a cypher."
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Even if he suspects something entirely too scientific, he will play along. He has heard enough of it before to know the terms well enough.
"A biological cypher? That particular blood's DNA is interesting in some way?"
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"Yes, it is. It's the key to the project I was working on before."
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Alcide, please!
He holds the door open for the man on the inside who (as Urquhart notes with interest) is roughly as tall and broad as he himself.
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He uses a corner of his cloak to rub some snow off the dog.
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He glances down at the dog with a smile and then up into the sky, trying to judge if he can make it to the stables without getting out of the shadows.
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