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milliways_bar2005-01-16 07:46 pm
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Where the hell am I?
*The bar doors FLY open and slam into the walls. A very large, very muscular man comes flying through the now open doors. He's sweaty with a black tank-top on and black cloth on his hands where they have been scrapped and scratched. He has open wounds on his chest and side, deep enough to need stiches. He lands on the floor with a loud 'CRASH', somehow missing every table and chair in the room. No damage is done to the floor either. He has a pair of goggles sitting on top of his head and a shotgun in his hands. It's chamber is empty though, signifying that he's shot something, somewhere.
As he is laying on the floor he wonders if the beast has been killed or if it is going to follow him through the doors. He opens his eyes to look but he's blinded the bright light. Immediately his empty hand reaches for the goggles on his head and pulls them down over his eyes. Then he thinks, 'how in the hell is there any light? I turned off all the generators?' He looks around the room to see hundreds of faces staring at him in dismay. He then wonders where he is.
To himself: 'Where am I, how did I get here, and who are these people?'
He gets up, turns around, notices a bar at the other side of the room and walks over. He sits down and puts the shotgun in front of him. He keeps his back to the wall and just looks aorund, waiting for the creature that was chasing him to come through the doors he just flew through himself.
As he is laying on the floor he wonders if the beast has been killed or if it is going to follow him through the doors. He opens his eyes to look but he's blinded the bright light. Immediately his empty hand reaches for the goggles on his head and pulls them down over his eyes. Then he thinks, 'how in the hell is there any light? I turned off all the generators?' He looks around the room to see hundreds of faces staring at him in dismay. He then wonders where he is.
To himself: 'Where am I, how did I get here, and who are these people?'
He gets up, turns around, notices a bar at the other side of the room and walks over. He sits down and puts the shotgun in front of him. He keeps his back to the wall and just looks aorund, waiting for the creature that was chasing him to come through the doors he just flew through himself.
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" Bar, a beer for the man, please."
She takes a sip...or tries to.
"And one for me as well. I'm all out. "
The two beers appear without much flair although it is a different brand than the one she had to begin with.
" Thank you. " She hands one to him.
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New prototype? Just gives you what you want when you want?
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" I'm not competely certain how it works, but the Bar is somewhat sentient and will give you some things if you ask for it. But probably not weapons or anything that could harm another of the patrons. "
She pats the bar affectionately.
" She's like that. "
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*He raises his hands up in front of her.*
The shotgun was just an addition. Too bad it's empty.
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She smiles, taking a swallow of her beer.
" Yes, well. Violence also isn't allowed in the bar so anything you do try to tear up should happen outside."
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" I think that sounds like a good way of putting it. "
Another swallow of the beer before she holds out a small pale grey hand.
" Name's Chiana. "
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Richard B. Riddick. Most just call me Riddick.
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" Well, Riddick, sit down and relax. Milliway's is the place where convicts and runaways can enjoy a drink without watching their backs. "
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" One, my own people. They don't like nonconformists. Two, Peacekeepers. They're looking for a friend of mine and have decided a bounty for me will bring him in. Three, Scarrens, basically same reasons. Four, anyone and anyone who thinks the bounty will make them rich. "
She shrugs.
" Not many all considered. "
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" Slams were a decent chunk of my young life, though never could stay put to serve a whole sentence. "
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My kind of criminal.
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She smiles, another drink of her beer.
" Besides, it was what I was good at. Well, mostly. "
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" The goggles block out the light, hmm? Very useful."
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*He finishes off his beer.*
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" Lots of currency for something like that. Way things are working I'll be lucky to see by the end of the cycle anyway. "
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