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milliways_bar2014-09-10 09:07 pm
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First Entrance
Peter had been in many situations like this one before. It was not unusual for him to be in over his head and people wanting him dead. He didn't have his blasters out. Instead, he was using his rocket boots to propel himself through the air of this new planet. The men chasing him. He once thought the other Guardians were right by his side but as his rocket boots cut out, that was when he realized that something was wrong.
He crashed into a nearby wall with a resounding Oof! and it took a moment but as he realized he wasn't being chased, he took a moment to look around. His mask still on his face as he was unfamiliar with this place. Music could be heard blasting from his headphones that were around his neck. The music was from the 70's or 80's and the distinct crackle of a cassette tape could be picked up by those listening. He realized quickly that this was a bar and clicked off the mask as he went up to the bar to get a drink. May as well make use of the time he had.
He crashed into a nearby wall with a resounding Oof! and it took a moment but as he realized he wasn't being chased, he took a moment to look around. His mask still on his face as he was unfamiliar with this place. Music could be heard blasting from his headphones that were around his neck. The music was from the 70's or 80's and the distinct crackle of a cassette tape could be picked up by those listening. He realized quickly that this was a bar and clicked off the mask as he went up to the bar to get a drink. May as well make use of the time he had.

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Rae realizes she was somewhat rambling there for a bit, and gets back on topic. "People come here from all sorts of worlds and times. It's neutral territory, for the most part, with only three rules. No violence in the bar - with the caveat that agreed-upon duels and the like can be fought outside by the lake," Rae says, with a nod towards the back door leading to the gardens, lake, forest, and the rest. "Rule two is this, No Outside Business in the bar. That's not business-transactions kind of business, though. It's the kind of business that covers grudges, vendettas, warrants for someone's arrest, nemeses, and suchlike. If one's direst enemy were to come here, the rules forbid them from acting on our feud. That make sense?"
"The third rule is that there's to be no nudity of lewd behavior in the bar room. There are rooms for rent upstairs for that. Or there's the forest, if one's preferences run that way and the weather cooperates."
"That's it for the rules, though. All I can think of that I left out is the tradition that a newcomer's first drink is free," she concludes, grinning.
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(Because clearly that's the strangest thing about the whole situation.)
"Nice entrance, but you didn't stick your landing."
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"Well don't worry about it, everyone stumbles in here the first time. At least your tunes made it through okay."
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He watches the guy discover the window. "New-comer? Let me know when you're ready for the welcome speech. I've almost got it to a point that makes sense."
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He says something quietly, asking a question of her and a drink and a napkin appear. Peter shook his head as he read what was on the napkin and just said, "Thank you." He took a sip of the drink in front of him and looked to Jay. "So... How long have you been coming here?"
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"Anyway, this is Milliways, at the End of the Universe. All universes, as far as I can tell." He gestures around the room, indicating the variety of people of various races, colors, and shapes.
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"And I'm pretty sure that there are different universes. Different timelines, at least. I met someone here that comes from a world where there was a nuclear war and Washington, DC, was a wasteland. Pretty sure that's not my home."
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