Ikki (
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milliways_bar2012-08-04 11:22 pm
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A small, brightly colored whirlwind bursts in the door, following an uneven trajectory toward the far side of the bar, and, unusually for a whirlwind, shouting: "You can't catch me!"
Then it stops, suddenly enough to be a traffic hazard.
"This is a storage room," says Ikki, wrinkling her face. "Why is it bigger all of a sudden? Who moved the windows? What's that?"
"Who are you?"
Then it stops, suddenly enough to be a traffic hazard.
"This is a storage room," says Ikki, wrinkling her face. "Why is it bigger all of a sudden? Who moved the windows? What's that?"
"Who are you?"

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An older woman in remarkably good shape smiles from her position in a rocking chair near the fire.
Her leather armor creaks with every movement.
"And perhaps slow down the asking, next time. An old woman's ears can only keep up with so much."
Good thing there are no old women here.
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Lasts...
A few seconds...
"You're spiky. Why is your hair all pointy? Do you have to hold it up with waterbending? I think some people do that with their hair to hold it up."
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Even those at death's door sometimes like to complain about every little thing.
"Pity, that. It makes even a full stomach growl a little."
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Of course this is blatantly false. Flemeth does not eat children.
She just takes them away to her cabin in the swamp and raises them as her children!
Eating is for the men she might consider taking to her bed.
Anyway.
"Though by those lights it is you who are trespassing here. As are we all, really. Funny how that works."
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"It's not a storage room," Trowa provides, helpfully.
Or, you know. Deadpan.
Hello, small energetic tornado-child.
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"Yes it is. You don't even live here. I would recognize you, even if your hair is in front of your face. Why don't you pull it back? You look funny."
She lifts one foot to nimbly scratch her ankle.
"How come you aren't smiling? Are you sad?"
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He's not! He's actually in a pretty decent mood.
Trowa's just the cautionary example of 'if you hold that expression too long, your face will stick that way.'
"You've come to Milliways. It's another world from where you were."
Which is apparently yet another world where people have weird hair. Trowa doesn't bother to acknowledge that question.
"My name's Trowa," he adds, since she did ask before.
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"My name is Ikki," she says, dropping her foot back to the floor. "I live here." Trowa's helpful explanation: heard, ignored. "Are you visiting the Air Temple?"
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Loosely speaking.
It's as good as anywhere else, though.
"But I travel a lot. What's the Air Temple like?"
Might as well turn a question back on her and see what happens.
He's guessing: a lot of rapid-fire topic-switching.
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"I don't know what L3 is," Ikki says doubtfully. "Is it in the Earth Kingdom? Welcome to the island! Did you already meet my dad? Did you come to see us airbend? Air Temple Island is wonderful! It's pretty and there's lots of trees and a girl's side where Meelo can't come and Oogi lives here and Jinora and I know the whole island because we like exploring. This is a storage room so I don't know why you'd be in here, but..."
She frowns. "It's weird right now, so maybe that's why you came in here."
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Not that Jack's hiding. He's merely being prudent, savvy?
Be that as it may, when the noisy whirlwind bursts in, Jack sits bolt upright and peers curiously between the leaves.
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So while she wonders furiously what happened to the previously dependable storage room, and why that wolfsheep looks so WEIRD, she focuses at the sudden motion, head cocked.
Then, with all the practiced stealthiness of an older sister, she takes a few noiseless steps toward it.
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The leaves rustle as Jack lets them fall closed again, and begins to get to his feet so as to sneak away.
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"Why are you hiding in plants? That's weird."
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"I'm not hiding! Who's hiding?"
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Nepeta is delighted. Maybe this is a human who's heard of trolls!
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"You're a funny color," she points out. "Is that your hair? It really looks like horns. I like wearing my hair this way. It looks like sky bison horns! Sometimes we put ribbons on Oogi's horns but then my dad looks really tired. He does that a lot. What's wrong with your skin?"
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"You don't know what a sky bison is? They're huuuge," and she spins for emphasis, arms flung out, "and furry and they have six legs but they don't really need the extra ones 'cause they airbend. They were the first airbenders! That's why we're good friends with them. How can you really have horns? What's a troll?"
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"I'm a demon sent here to eat your soul."
If he is, he's the most apathetic soul-eating demon ever - he hasn't even taken his eyes off the newspaper in front of his face, nor has he taken his feet off the table in front of him.
Shameful demon work ethic, really.
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A noise that sounds suspiciously like a groan of exasperation, followed by someone hitting their head against the bar top.
Dang it, this place was supposed to be her secret!