Josiah 'Doc' Scurlock (
scurlock) wrote in
milliways_bar2017-05-14 10:44 pm
Entry tags:
(no subject)
The thing that you have to remember about doorways is that you have to appreciate the empty space inside the frame just as much as you appreciate the frame itself. Without the empty space, the doorway would not be a doorway, but a wall instead.
With a quiet click, the Front Door opens.
A patron near the doorway might catch a glimpse of the world outside before the man steps through it; trees in the distance, a horse tied to the rail of the front porch, a light rain falling. The man's clothes are damp, his boots caked in a layer of red mud that he'll track through the bar on the way to the counter.
The rats can complain all they want; the man doesn't care.
A bourbon appears on the polished surface in front of him before he even says a word.
Doc smiles.
Quietly: "I've missed you too, darlin'."
[OOC: Open indefinitely. Hey, y'all. :) ]
With a quiet click, the Front Door opens.
A patron near the doorway might catch a glimpse of the world outside before the man steps through it; trees in the distance, a horse tied to the rail of the front porch, a light rain falling. The man's clothes are damp, his boots caked in a layer of red mud that he'll track through the bar on the way to the counter.
The rats can complain all they want; the man doesn't care.
A bourbon appears on the polished surface in front of him before he even says a word.
Doc smiles.
Quietly: "I've missed you too, darlin'."
[OOC: Open indefinitely. Hey, y'all. :) ]

no subject
no subject
no subject
Cassian's at the counter in his black leather jacket with a blaster hidden below sipping a caf and watching Milliways.
When the door opens, he notes the rain and the animal that he can't identify, the man's comfort is hard to miss. He shifts to face him, this the second man he's seen treat Bar with tenderness born of a long time away, "Been gone a while?"
no subject
"Not sure about in here," he replies. "Time tends t'do funny things when I've been away a spell. Out there," he nods back towards the door "it's been some time."
no subject
no subject
He'll hear about that comment later, he's certain. He folds the duster over one arm and continues towards the counter, his body language making it clear that Cassian is welcome to join him if he so chooses.
no subject
"A trickster, how do you mean?"
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
The man looks familiar, somehow. But it's been a while.
"I think I know you." he blurts out.
no subject
He drapes his coat over the nearest barstool.
"Alexander?"
no subject
So it must be a long time ago when he saw this guy. And then suddenly he grins, and makes a rare moment of proper eye contact.
"Doc? "
no subject
The youngster is much older than he remembers, but the mannerisms are familar.
"And I apologize -- I'd forgotten you like to be called Fry. How are you?"
no subject
"How are you? Have you found Dad yet?"
no subject
Is that--wait--it is!
"Scurlock!" That's pleased surprise, and the plain variety besides, and a little bemusement. Nobody said there wasn't a thread of amazement in there too; how long has it been, really?
Sariel's smiling too, soft and real.
((OOC: Eeeeee wei wei!))
no subject
"Well damn, finally someone I recognize in this place."
Josiah grins and ducks around another patron to move towards Sariel. He's still carrying his drink, but don't worry - she's still getting a hug.
"Howdy, darlin'."
[ooc: Eee! <3 <3 Sorry for not seeing sooner, I had a thread expanded!]
no subject
That smile's not going away.
((OOC: No problem! RL snatched me away as it was.))
no subject
Sariel is one of his oldest, truest friends here in the Bar, so the hug is honest and genuine.
"It's so good to see you."
no subject
"Huh."
"Been a long time?"
no subject
Doc reaches for the glass of bourbon Bar provides, and a stack of bundled envelopes appears with it. He quirks an eyebrow at the size.
"Apparently longer than I thought, judging by the mailbag."
no subject
He looks at the bottom of his coffee cup, the laptop and Ancient data pad forgotten on the bar top.
no subject
The technology the other man possesses clearly identifies him as one of the more "modern" comers to Milliways - at least in Doc's perspective.
Doc swirls his drink and flips open the first envelope.
"Good to know she's been keeping my tab up to date."
no subject
The Bar refills Daniel's coffee.
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
The man at the end of the bar is simply dressed in jeans, a t-shirt, and a hooded sweatshirt. For some reason, he's wearing a black leather glove on his left hand, but not his right.
no subject
Doc catalogs the things the man is wearing - basic "modern" clothing - and notes the glove, though he doesn't pay it much mind. He himself wore a single glove for years after getting shot through the hand, mainly for protection of the healing scar, partially to keep anyone from commenting.
"Out there, yes it has been a while."
no subject
"Welcome back, then, I guess."
no subject
He tips his head politely (he's not wearing a hat, but the motion is still there) as he takes a seat on a nearby stool.
"I find time in Milliways tends to be stranger than most other places I've encountered, my own world considered."
(no subject)