Teja son of Tagila (
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Ye Olde Sunday Multipup Post
Over the mountains, a thunderstorm is gathering; in an hour or perhaps even just thirty minutes, it might be pouring down. But as yet, people are about, among them:
- Teja, who is wandering the woods and the lakeside looking for canine activity. So far, he has found the traces of a veritable pack and several humans with them, but somehow he suspects that Buster the Inept was not part of that merry outing. Furthermore, he found two dead demonic rabbits, but they were too far gone for him to see if they were killed by a dog. Also, he doubts that Buster would be able to kill these creatures. When it starts raining, he will make his way back to the bar.
- Father Pearse Harman is on the lawn, having afternoon tea complete with scones and cream. He is reading a book with it, and ignoring the weather so far. He is, after all, English.
- Dr. Hannibal Lecter is two tables over, on the lawn as well, with coffee and drawing utensils. He is drawing dogs in sepia pencil.
- Ragnar Lothbrok is in the bar-room itself, ordering things from the bar which he stows into two rather small bags. He has a paper on a table which he looks at from time to time. Apparently, the Viking is planning to leave.
- Lady Margolotta is sitting in a dark corner of the bar, far away from the windows, checking things off in a large ledger. The table around it is covered in papers that look like lists.
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{ooc: on my way to bed but had to get the ball rolling.}
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Ragnar hands him the piece of paper. It's not a list, it's a note from Athelstan -- telling him in sparse words that he's gone back to their world.
"He left. I didn't even see him before. Now I'll go and hurry back to him."
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His eyes colour softly gold. "That king is more like you than you know."
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"He will be safe till you reach him. Even content in a way. But he must be allowed to choose his own path. He will walk by your side only as a free man."
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'I met your boy.'
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He gestures at the bruised part of Jim's face.
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Though, yes, obviously capable should the need arise.
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Blah blah. He waves a hand, and quite fancies a cigarette for the first time in months.
'No, it wasn't him. Did you see him?'
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Jim does not sound convinced.
'He's reticent, isn't he? Is he like that with everyone, or just people he doesn't trust?'
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Jim would be interested to see Will in professional mode.
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That has to be disappointing.
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