Nick Fury (
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Fury is sitting at the bar, drinking a cup of coffee.
He's reading a (paper) copy of Stranger In a Strange Land with a thoughtful frown on his face.
(Somewhere on the tab board, there is a listing for P. Irate.)
[OOC: Closed to new threads after Katya, please! He'll be back. You're all crazy and I love you.]
He's reading a (paper) copy of Stranger In a Strange Land with a thoughtful frown on his face.
(Somewhere on the tab board, there is a listing for P. Irate.)
[OOC: Closed to new threads after Katya, please! He'll be back. You're all crazy and I love you.]
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The man with the eye covering seems interesting, therefore Kitten scampers her way over to the man and scampers up onto a barstool next to the man so she can investigate the eye patch.
Why is your eye covered?. She whistles as she sends the thought to Fury.
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"I wear the patch because I don't have the other eye any more."
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She is freely ignoring the fact he probably thinks she is strange. She gets that a lot.
When people aren't screaming and running away from her.
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He turns carefully towards her, to get a better look.
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A few minutes after draining the glass, she asks Bar for a glass of water rather than a refill.
As she does so, she lets her gaze flick over nearby patrons, catching momentarily on the title of Fury's book.
She smiles a little crookedly, saying, "Your book's title, at least, would seem to apply here in Milliways only slightly more than many places I've been."
Diana doesn't quite laugh.
"If you'll pardon the interruption."
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"And yes," Fury says, with a tiny and wry smile. "That was sort of the point."
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Diana arches one eyebrow, still smiling.
"Impressive."
Her smile broadens, then, into something that has traded a little bit of social politeness for more warmth.
"I'm Diana. Dare I hope we are well met?"
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But this guy is really noticeable. And has an eye-patch. And a trenchcoat. And is both black and terrifying.
Darcy sips her almond soda thoughtfully, and tries to figure out how you say hi to the probable-director of the organization you're working for. Darcy likes the classic approach. "Hi," she says.
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He barely looks up from his coffee. But he does put the book down.
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"How're you? I think I read that in highschool."
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"Oh hey, Heinlein," he says brightly.
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Yeah, it's gonna be a second before Andrew answers.
"Uh ... how so?"
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She glances down the bar at Fury, and his book.
"Wait, is that book about the bar?"
Because from the title, it would qualify.
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He looks up at her. "How are you this evening, Ms. Kane? Or was it Goodfellow-Kane?"
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She grins at him. It's always nice when people know her ahead of time. It means she can consider them prepared.
"Mostly I just go by Lilly. How about you?"
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[OOC: Immediate slows okay? If not I'll delete with no hard feelings.]
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But eventually, when she's looking at him, he's looking back.
[OOC: No problem.]
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"Interesting book," she says out loud since they've been staring at each other now. "Parts were weird but over all an interesting take on an alien culture."
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"No, I am not drinking that. That color is unnatural, even in the Gloom, so no." The eye-achingly fluorescent drink disappears, and is replaced with a Shirley Temple.
Katya glowers.
"I am not drinking that either."
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Then, experimentally, in Russian:
"It is a bar with access to every drink ever. She can give me a random option that isn't day-glo."
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The other "person" also happens to be a four-foot-tall purple unicorn with a pink-and-indigo-striped mohawk and pink-and-white stars on her rump.
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Yeah. Okay. Why not?
"Rough day?" he asks.
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"Rough week," says the unicorn. "But it's getting better."
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