Charles Xavier (
balancingminds) wrote in
milliways_bar2014-06-02 08:13 pm
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Charles is tired but all the thoughts about Lecter in Milliways make him feel like he should be available if anyone needs him.
His shields are a little stronger than normal as he sits and reads through a stack of scientific journals with a glass of Scotch.
(OOC: He's passively listening but his shields are up more than normal so he will only hear thoughts if someone's within about twenty feet of him. All threads take place before Guppy's.)
His shields are a little stronger than normal as he sits and reads through a stack of scientific journals with a glass of Scotch.
(OOC: He's passively listening but his shields are up more than normal so he will only hear thoughts if someone's within about twenty feet of him. All threads take place before Guppy's.)

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"You look like you're in a fabulous mood, Professor," she says, pulling her ponytail over a shoulder with a chime from the bells on the end of the flowers in her hair.
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Its surprising she hasn't noticed it, it feels to him like there's this cloud of nervousness and fear in the air.
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Noriko's been around people who're nervous and afraid a lot lately; the Legacy Virus and its fallout took their toll on everyone, affected directly or not. It's part of the package that comes with her world; not exactly a vacation trip.
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Guppy is doing his best to proceed in what he thinks is best and Charles knows telling more people won't help, it will only make the situation worse.
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"What are you reading?" Distraction generally works to improve mood, if nothing else.
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"Hello, I hope its a good one for you."
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"Regrettably unproductive." He sighs. "I fear I'll get little done this evening. Yourself?"
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Then, Dr. Lecter's thoughts turn to upstairs, and to the place in his book-case where he's going to put the cookbooks, and to shifting around a few things in his office. Perhaps another book-case?
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He walks up the stairs to the landing, and then he turns to look back at the bar. Patrons' faces flash before his eyes, with names and information attached.
Charles Xavier. Telepath. He is looking straight at Charles, and his mind's eye zooms in closely on his face, and the journal he is reading.
Then, Dr. Lecter turns the corner of the landing, continues upstairs, and is gone.-
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Guppy looks somewhat sheepish, when he approaches, and sits opposite Charles.
"Hey. You got a minute?"
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"Please would you help me?"
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"I haven't slept properly in a week." he says. "Before... you mentioned you might be able to help me get a night without nightmares."
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{ooc: thought I'd throw Olivier at him. Charles deserves some happy thoughts.}
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The music is wonderful and Charles smiles as he looks up to find who's humming it. When he sees the herb sorting, it reminds him of his childhood, that would sometimes happen in the kitchen.
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His hands move swiftly and sure over the work, the smell of herbs wafting.
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