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milliways_bar2014-09-01 09:06 pm
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A pale and miserable Autor lurches through the door today, shivering and sweating. Once he manages to reach the bar without stumbling, he deliberately straightens his shoulders, intent on holding himself up despite the fever.
Tea, Autor thinks, lovingly cradling his cup, is the best invention in the history of all the universes. The first sip of any cup is always good, but the drink before him is ambrosia to Autor's swollen and parched tongue. He nurses the tea for a while, dehydrated but not wanting to swallow too quickly. Cup eventually drained, the clammy boy gathers his strength to attempt the stairs and return to work in the library.
Catch him here or there.
Tea, Autor thinks, lovingly cradling his cup, is the best invention in the history of all the universes. The first sip of any cup is always good, but the drink before him is ambrosia to Autor's swollen and parched tongue. He nurses the tea for a while, dehydrated but not wanting to swallow too quickly. Cup eventually drained, the clammy boy gathers his strength to attempt the stairs and return to work in the library.
Catch him here or there.

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But it is good to see relatively older Autor again. Lohengrin takes a seat by his friend some time after the teacup arrives.
Whatever he was going to say quickly turns into, "Autor, you look awful."
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Autor's vision swims as he swings his head around to meet his friend, but a smile pulls at his lips. "Thanks," he says, continuing to place healing herbs on his split knuckles. "I'd say, 'what's your excuse', but that's been done. How are you, Lohengrin?"
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"You don't look so good."
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Then, a little more serious. "You sick?"
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He shakes his head, and then regrets it because he's dizzy. "I probably am," he says, and his smile is apologetic.
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"Hey, what's wrong?"
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He's an older brother with a younger brother who's been terribly sick, this is older brother voice.
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"Autor, tell me you're going to go and lie down."
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"Good, all things considered. And you?"
As if he couldn't see for himself.
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Once Hannibal has gone, he moves to catch up with Autor.
"Hey. Are you okay, was he bothering you?"
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"Because... he's a cannibal, who isn't supposed to be treating patients, and you look unwell, why shouldn't I be alarmed?"
He tucks his hands in his pockets, because whenever he comes into contact with Lecter they start trembling.
"Do you need to sit down?" he asks.
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