X-23 (
cutting_edgex23) wrote in
milliways_bar2013-11-09 11:25 pm
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X slips in through the front door, windblown but not displeased.
It is always a good time, testing a new motorcycle, especially one that has been significantly modified.
Alien tech is the best.
So is a seat at the bar while consuming a bowl of soup and a glass of milk.
It is always a good time, testing a new motorcycle, especially one that has been significantly modified.
Alien tech is the best.
So is a seat at the bar while consuming a bowl of soup and a glass of milk.

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"What's shakin'?"
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"I was not," she says, very solemnly.
"Until you sat down."
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Then she reaches out and shoves at his shoulder.
Gently.
(This is not a 'no'.)
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"How are you?"
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"I am better."
Beat.
"You are, too?"
She hopes so.
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He'll head back when the door opens.
Should be soon.
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"To test it."
The goodness of his feeling, that is.
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"I'm trying not to go back with broken ribs."
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He settles down next to X with a smile, before ordering a pot of tea and some (chocolate) cake. And if Bar happens to provide far more than enough for one, who's he to argue?
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She does not look displeased.
"Alfred."
Beat.
"You are okay?"
The answer is probably yes, but sometimes it is polite to ask. (Right?)
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It's good to remember and honour old friends.
"Yourself?"
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Her response is prompt.
It helps that it is also true.
"Than I have been. I went home."
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"What were you, ah, having issues with back home?"
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It's not exactly a reminder, but it is the easiest place to begin.
"People always want to use me. Or test me."
Or use her in their tests. Either/or.
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"You are human. And quite capable of thinking for yourself." So, anyone who thinks they can simply use her, is stupid.
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Otherwise humans would make a lot more sense. (And people. Still.)
"But I was not. When I was small. They think it will be easy to make me like that. Again."
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Should he really be back there?
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Her expression is perfectly composed.
"You are bartending?"
She does not see a sign.
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Then, with a smile slowly spreading across his face:
"I wanted to see if I could sneak back here without one of the rats seeing me."
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"It was effective?"
All signs point to yes, but it is still useful to check.
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Then --
"I do not think it is unlikely."
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His lower lip juts out in a pout.
"What's that supposed to mean?"
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She does not laugh.
"And the rats are not irritated."
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