Ysalwen Surana, Warden-Commander of Ferelden (
freedom_is_grey) wrote in
milliways_bar2016-03-14 08:15 pm
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Ysalwen, still dusty from the road, enters Milliways and leaves a note with Bar.
Cullen,
I'm back. Everything is fine. Not solved, but fine.
-- Ysalwen
Then she takes her tablet and a bowl of soup and settles at a corner table, poring through calculations and doing a last check of her simulations.
Maybe it's time to test out a new spell or two. Hmm.
Liranan, at her feet, busies himself with a deer haunch, occasionally emerging from beneath the table to nudge her arm so that she remembers to take a spoonful of soup.
He can do this all day. Or at least until the soup gets cold.
Cullen,
I'm back. Everything is fine. Not solved, but fine.
-- Ysalwen
Then she takes her tablet and a bowl of soup and settles at a corner table, poring through calculations and doing a last check of her simulations.
Maybe it's time to test out a new spell or two. Hmm.
Liranan, at her feet, busies himself with a deer haunch, occasionally emerging from beneath the table to nudge her arm so that she remembers to take a spoonful of soup.
He can do this all day. Or at least until the soup gets cold.

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If Seimei startles Ysalwen this time, it's because she's buried in her work, not because he's using fox magic. For the record.
"As you can see, I am my usual self this time." Although he's wearing 21st-century clothes, which neither party has seen him in before.*
*[OOC: To the mun's recollection, anyway.]
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"Do you care to sit?"
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He reaches into his coat and pulls out a Kong toy. Large breed size, of course. It is filled with a mixture of peanut butter and kibble. And somehow, it's as cold as if it were just pulled from the refrigerator (helps keep the peanut butter together, you know). Seimei places it on the floor in front of Liranan before sitting down.
"What are you working on, if I may ask?"
Perhaps working a little too hard and too long on, by the looks of her.
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Hmm.
"Spells. I'm thinking of trying something new, you know how that goes."
Or does he?
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"It does help to have something to build and modify spells on," Seimei says. "I have an application specifically for that purpose. Although if the Bar gave you that tablet...perhaps you do, too."
It might have all the same cybermagi-developed apps that Seimei's gadgets have.
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"Though I have to ask -- why do you have to specify that the butter is smooth?"
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He might be joking. He might not.
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She might be laughing.
(Or not.)
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If Ysalwen's been practicing, she should be able to do it pretty regularly by now. It will be a while yet before it becomes second nature, though.
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He has an apron on, and a cake in his hands, because baking is therapeutic and he needs that for his current status of Perpetually Slightly Vexed.
Gabumon follows, nose buried in a colouring book.
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"That's one way to put it. At least it's over for now."
Sort of over.
"Did you -- did you make that? The cake, I mean."
It's the apron that suggests he may have. Or he likes to eat cake while wearing aprons.
Ysa won't judge.
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"Yes," he says. "It's - the kitchen was free. Usually it isn't."
He tilts his head a little. "What happened?"
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Maybe there is a rat chef? It seems plausible.
"I'm -- attempting to convince a friend to come home. It's -- difficult. I'm not exactly surprised, I just. I suppose I hoped."
Ah well.
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He frowns. "Do you mind if I ask what the story is behind him being away from home?"
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She doesn't quite bite her lip.
"Not specifically, anyway. Just. Have you ever been absolutely terrified of something? Or someone."
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Her mouth twists.
"And then taking command in her absence."
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"Hello. Busy days?"
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"Travel, as it happens. But I'm home now. Or close enough to it. How have you been?"
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In his experience, it normally isn't, travel usually means something's wrong somewhere else.
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"I don't know yet. We'll see?"
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She exhales.
"You look like you're about to go dueling. Are you?"
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He's read about some Fae that have dueled but it makes more sense to fight, fight.
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See: Antiva.
"Anyway, that's neither here nor there. Did you duck in here to buy yourself more time, or did Milliways decide you ought to come for a visit?"
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