Sinric the Wanderer (
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milliways_bar2017-05-01 03:32 pm
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After a careless fall and a curt rescue in the bathhouse, Sinric is curled up in the couch by the fire, his ankle strapped and resting on a footstool.
He has a book open on his lap, a large pair of headphones over his ears. Rather distracted, he forgets himself and sings along - a classical piece, at least by the standards of most of the bar.
Company is always welcome.
He has a book open on his lap, a large pair of headphones over his ears. Rather distracted, he forgets himself and sings along - a classical piece, at least by the standards of most of the bar.
Company is always welcome.

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He just appears quietly, with tea.
[[OOC: As we apparently don't have enough thread yet... ;-))) ]]
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{ooc: enough threads? What's that?}
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"I'm not a physiotherapist," he says, "but that said, I certainly can find a routine for you to strengthen them, and give the occasional massage. What happened this time?"
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He offers Hannibal a warm smile. "Who else would I turn to?" He sighs and shrugs. "A careless slip in the bathing hall, that's all. Other bathers were splashing about in play and I was careless of the puddles."
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"Hey, Sinric." She gently tapped on his shoulder to get his attention. "What happened to your ankle?"
She's in jeans and a plaid shirt, splotches of grease on her face and hands. Strictly speaking, she was home on break, but she was also helping out at her uncle's garage.
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"You look as if you've been enjoying yourself?"
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"I wouldn't go so far as to say that," Working in a garage could hardly be considered fun and enjoyable-unless it involved refurbishing classes cars. "Putting in some hours at my uncle's garage, the enjoyable part is I'm getting paid for it."
Sonya laughed before finding and pulling up a chair to sit beside him.
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"Such a skill is never a bad thing to have. Nor is the coin in your pocket."
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She had no real idea how that worked out
His other remark had her nod. "He's always saying women should understand cars more, that way if something goes wrong they're not at the mercy of the repair men." Which may've seemed counter-intuitive, but then a quarter of his work was fixing other peoples' mistakes. "The money's why I agreed."
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He listens and smiles. "He sounds wise, your uncle. Knowledge is a power of its own. And one no man can take from you."
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She returned the smile and shrugged, slumping against the back of the chair. "Suppose so. He has his moments sometimes-a lot of times..when he's more crazy than not." Not as bad off as some of other war vets, but there were moments. "For our thirteenth birthday, he gave Danny and me some shrapnel from Vietnam-least that's the story and he refuses to give it up."
Her uncle was prone to exaggerating if he thought it'd make the story more interesting.
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Sinric nods sagely, "All soldiers carry burdens. Perhaps his stories are his way of shedding them."
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"Maybe," She'd met some of the older vets over some of the weekend; he wasn't so worse off, but she and her brother were told never to ask on details. "He and Aunt Jean have been nice to let me stay over break, and winter exams are coming up soon, so outside of the occasional funny story I don't really ask."
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"It's lovely that you're able to spend time with them. Time to enjoy and learn new things."
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That was the answer she gave to everyone-the other was a sore subject and not one she was comfortable with telling.
"Pity you can't sneak in a pair of hiking boots." She attempted a smile.
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He smiles at that. "The bar is clever, far clever than me. I'm sure if I asked her for a good pair of boots she could make a pair as good as any of a latter time."