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milliways_bar2012-11-30 05:28 pm
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Epimetheus has settled into a table. Feet up on the opposite chair? Check. Whiskey on the table? Check. Guitar in his lap? Check.
A certain un-invitation propped up on the table next to the whiskey, making him snicker every time he glances at it?
Double check.

Nita also has a table and a drink, but in her case it's a pot of strong black tea. Her manual is open on the table; it's projecting, in silvery-blue lines, a 3D map of what looks like a series of mountain ranges and canyons. Nita is frowning in concentration -- and a little bemusement -- as the projection slowly pans along a particularly stark set of conical mountains.
And last but not least, Carmela has laid claim to a stool at the Bar and ordered a drink that is bright purple, sparkly, and heavily frothed at the top.
She does have a tablet with her that's currently displaying a celebrity gossip website (the text is in no earthly language, but there's something about the formatting that's unmistakably reminiscent of Gawker, and it's just possible that one of the pictures in the article is of a much-loved British actor with great cheekbones). That's just there if she gets bored of people watching, though, and really, what are the odds of that?
[ooc: NaNoWriMo is over! Rejoice with me! Open 'till it scrolls, slowtimes are my favorite thing ever.]
A certain un-invitation propped up on the table next to the whiskey, making him snicker every time he glances at it?
Double check.
Nita also has a table and a drink, but in her case it's a pot of strong black tea. Her manual is open on the table; it's projecting, in silvery-blue lines, a 3D map of what looks like a series of mountain ranges and canyons. Nita is frowning in concentration -- and a little bemusement -- as the projection slowly pans along a particularly stark set of conical mountains.
She does have a tablet with her that's currently displaying a celebrity gossip website (the text is in no earthly language, but there's something about the formatting that's unmistakably reminiscent of Gawker, and it's just possible that one of the pictures in the article is of a much-loved British actor with great cheekbones). That's just there if she gets bored of people watching, though, and really, what are the odds of that?
[ooc: NaNoWriMo is over! Rejoice with me! Open 'till it scrolls, slowtimes are my favorite thing ever.]
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"Oh -- hey, Harry. It's only witchery in the loosest sense of the term."
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"How may a thing be witchery only partway? Either it is or it isn't, such as these things are. Though I profess myself no expert," he adds, spreading his hands.
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"I confess myself lost," he says cheerfully. "Does it much consume thee?"
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"Not hugely. Wanna sit?"
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But she invited him, and they're friends, so he'll oblige her.
He folds his hands to keep from fiddling with something. "I have a question on a matter that has much perplexed me."
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Good thing he's got that piece of paper in his hand as a reminder.
He holds it out for her. "This was given me of late."
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"By whom?"
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"Uh, yeah, smart move, I think." She hands the invitation back. "I actually met her here once, and she was perfectly nice. But she's got a reputation, historically."
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(That... wasn't entirely what she said, really, but who's counting?)
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Best not to talk about what happened after that.
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"Yikes. And not one girl you liked?"
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"So, what, do you believe in love at first sight? You'll know she's right when you meet her?"
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"Yeah, sounds about right."
(She misses Ronan sometimes. She ought to give him a call.)
"I hope you can tell the difference between 'I think you're great' belligerence and 'take a long walk off a short pier' belligerence, though."
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(He watches her study her hands with interest. That he's curious about the scars is certain, but he's soldier enough to know that one does not ask about such things, those stories are volunteered.)
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What makes you say that?
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