Rae "Sunshine" Seddon (
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milliways_bar2015-03-03 09:04 am
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Rae's movements are more than a little stiff as she makes her way down the stairs into the bar, this morning. While Rae likes swimming just fine, she doesn't do it often, and yesterday's rather strenuous swim out at the Caribbean inlet easily wore out muscles not used to that particular activity. Add to that a mostly sleepless night (with her usual slew of nightmares filling what sleep she did get), and you have a very stiff, very sore Sunshine entering the bar, today.
At the Bar, she collects a rather sizable mug of strong Assam tea - caffeine is as necessary as air, right now - and slouches over toward the couch to sip her tea and to gradually wake (and psych) herself up before she faces the day.
Though half-asleep, the zombi-fied baker on the couch is completely botherable.
At the Bar, she collects a rather sizable mug of strong Assam tea - caffeine is as necessary as air, right now - and slouches over toward the couch to sip her tea and to gradually wake (and psych) herself up before she faces the day.
Though half-asleep, the zombi-fied baker on the couch is completely botherable.

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The fire in the fireplace is warm, and the fishes swim serenely; it is all very soothing. Quietly and drowsily, slowly making her way towards wakefulness, Rae sips her tea. It makes a quiet clink as she sets it on the coffeetable, her exact aim thrown off by a sudden yawn.
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"Good morning," he murmurs, pleasantly.
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"Good morning," she replies with a slightly wry smile, wiping her eyes. "You looked like you were sleeping well - I'm sorry if I woke you."
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"Will you slap me when I say I don't remember you from last night, and why are there fish in the fireplace? They look rather like fish out of water."
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Mm, tea. Savior of all sleep-addled bakers everywhere.
"They are, in fact, fish out of water. Out of water and into fire, only not cooking like normal fish would. They've been swimming around in the fireplace just fine for as long as I've been coming here, though I'm not sure how. Just another weird thing about this place."
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He stretches mightily again, yawns, then sits up a bit straighter.
"I'm relieved -- I don't want to break the rules, and what's more important, I'm married to an amazing woman who knows to kick ass."
At least that's what the bar magic translates his Viking colloquialism as.
"I'm Ragnar Lothbrok, by the way."
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"Good to meet you, Ragnar Lothbrok," Rae replies, offering a slight salute via lifted tea mug. The name sounds vaguely familiar, but she can't place it. Not in her current state. "I'm Rae Seddon."
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Ass-kickingly spoken for or not, he can be nice to her!
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Lifting her feet out of the way for a moment. he flops down next to her, her legs across his lap. He lets his head fall back with a sigh. He may end up napping here too.
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"Nnngh."
It's practically 'good morning'!
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Oh gods, the sound says, that's just putting me in increased danger of falling asleep. You want that, don't you? How cruel. And after I made all that effort to wake up and get down here, too. But gods that feels good. Don't stop.
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Shush and enjoy it, woman. We're both exhausted and I need something to do with my hands or I'm gunna pass out too.
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Fine. You drive a hard bargain, pixie boots. You keep watch. I'm going to... gonna... ooh, right there.
Rae hisses appreciatively through her teeth (it's not nearly as impressive as some vampires' hisses she's heard, but it's still quite emphatic) as his thumbs hit a particularly tight, sore spot. She doesn't often get massages back home, and her life is mostly spent on her feet, one way or another.
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"...fiend, you're just trying to lull me to sleep with your... fingers, and your wiles. Fiendish wiles," she murmurs hazily, after a while. "Wonderful wiles."
Credit where credit is due, after all.
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"You look entirely too put-together," the sore baker mock-whines with a wry smile. Friendliness is her natural response, but so is gentle teasing. "I feel like a complete slob."
"But also, good morning. Would you like some tea?"
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She crosses one knee over the other, resting her chin on her palm. "And you look quite sore, not a slob," she points out, letting Rae choose how much to divulge about her state today.
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"I've never mastered the art of faking anything very well - case in point, I look sore because I am sore. Something as seemingly easy as swimming can really wear you out if you're not used to it being part of your normal training."
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She smiles at the tea order. "Swimming! Out in the Caribbean inlet? That's a brilliant idea. I am sorry you're sore from it, though. You'd think they'd have something for that here. Do you need a hot compress?"
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"It's my back, my legs and my arms that are sore all at once - strenuous swimming is a real full-body workout. I'd use up the infirmary's store of hot compresses all at once if I tried to use them," Rae grins. "I'll tough it out - there's a heating pad that helped some last night, up in my room."
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She taps her lips. "I'll have to familiarize myself with what the infirmary does have," Alana says, nodding thoughtfully. "I wanted to let you know, by the way, that in my efforts to appear put together, I've talked to Dr. Sandhu about potentially staring a practice here."
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The rat returns with the pot of tea and another mug, setting it on the coffeetable within both women's reach.
"Practice?" she inquires, pouring Dr. Bloom some tea. "As in... psychiatry?"
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