Matt Murdock (
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milliways_bar2018-09-13 02:08 pm
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The front door opens a tiny crack, like it wasn't properly latched and has come ajar. A moment later a tiny nose pokes through, followed soon by a fuzzy head.
A cat, black and white with wide yellow eyes, peeks into Milliways, meowing to announce this new discovery, then slipping through the crack into the bar.
"No, no, no, no-- "
The door swings wide, pushed open by a man in a black mask, a box of kitty kibble in his hand.
He's too late, the cat makes a break for freedom and adventure, and Matt is left standing in the doorway trying to track the feline as it threads its way through the chaos of the bar.
"Damn it."
There is absolutely no way Claire is ever going to let him live this down.
A cat, black and white with wide yellow eyes, peeks into Milliways, meowing to announce this new discovery, then slipping through the crack into the bar.
"No, no, no, no-- "
The door swings wide, pushed open by a man in a black mask, a box of kitty kibble in his hand.
He's too late, the cat makes a break for freedom and adventure, and Matt is left standing in the doorway trying to track the feline as it threads its way through the chaos of the bar.
"Damn it."
There is absolutely no way Claire is ever going to let him live this down.
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"You lost?"
He looks around the bar and spots the man at the door, appearing to be searching for something. He approaches.
"Missing something?"
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The previous sort-of-caretaker is busy shaking the box of food hoping to coax the cat back out of hiding because Matt doesn't have a name to call out other than 'Shithead'.
Sifting through the myriad of sounds and odors in Milliways, he realizes he doesn't have to because the cat is on its way back to him, up on the shoulder a very large man.
Maybe it's because he has the mask on, or maybe it's because he doesn't know this guy and the large man seems to be radiating an air that warns caution, but Matt straightens up and regards the big guy before replying.
"The cat," he says, pointing at the man's shoulder.
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"Yours, huh?"
He regards the cat again, stroking a gentle, clawed hand over the creature's head, before settling his gaze back on the masked man.
"Seems pretty happy here."
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The cat leans into the stroking, purring louder, and then headbutt's Creed's chin.
On several occasions Claire has called the cat a traitor, Matt didn't buy it until now.
"They're out of town, I was just feeding him," he says, for the moment annoyed more by the cat's display than the man holding onto it.
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"...Seems the cat's out of the bag," remarks the hooded figure at the bar, dry but mild. The person who spoke is human-shaped, however their skin is not skin, but pebble-flecked stone, and their hair chimes faintly when it moves, like metal wire.
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"Did you notice where it went?" he asks, trying to track the cat but, considering the size of the bar, the size of the cat, and the varied patrons of Milliways, it isn't the easiest task.
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He finishes his mug of tea before setting it down and getting to his feet. He's tall, thin for his height, but the floorboards shift under his great weight. He glances with little more than idle curiosity towards the crowd of tables and chairs and patrons.
"I think it just slipped under the couch. Unless that was one of the bar's other cats."
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"Other cats?"
Matt turns to face the couch suddenly realizing he has no idea if he could pick out Shithead from a lineup if he had to.
"Damn it."
It feels like he may be saying that a lot tonight.
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She smells odd; plastic or polymers, but not overpowering to normal senses. Faint electronics, perhaps even sunlight, if such could be smelled. There are also many small moving parts within her, though they are quiet and pitched to be below that of a human's organs.
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That is such a randomly made statement that it actually makes Matt stop in his tracks.
"I'm sorry?" he says, and then the readings his senses are giving him from her cause another pause.
She isn't human and Milliways seems to be up to something. Again.
Pulling back his focus from its narrowed tracking on the cat, Matt finally starts to really take in his surroundings and realizes... there are bears. Or, what he assumes are bears. He's never actually encountered a real life bear before, but the fur, claws, growling, and smell of creatures in remote parts of the bar sure seem like 'bear' to him.
"Why are there bears?" he asks. Although, the better question is 'why does he even with this place?'
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Her scent and the sounds fade for a moment as she phases through the table in order to stand, and then returns. "If you are concerned for the safety of your kitten, I would be willing to help you capture it?"
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He stands a little more alert, leery, but not yet defensive as he tries to sort out this person in front of him.
"It's a-- friend's cat," he says, going with safe explanations and not about the contemplate the other descriptors that could maybe apply.
"A hand would be appreciated."
Matt doesn't always accept help so easy, but he's got more important things to do tonight than chance a cat around Milliways.
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He's eating a plate of spicy chicken which the cat seems to be moving towards. When he looks down, he considers the small creature. "Are you looking for someone?"
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Clearly, if the cat was looking for someone he has found them. And for the moment the cat has lost its pursuer.
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'Hungry?' is a question it definitely understands, and it gives a pitiful and loud yowl.
Why yes, human, this cat is starving.
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He's rather oblivious about being watched or any possible dangers, a house cat through and through.
Meandering near the couches and fireplace, the cat finds a cocktail napkin and immediately pounces. It's a wily napkin, though, and a great battle soon ensues, with the cat rolling around, pawing and playing with the crafty foe.
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Count has taught her all about the dire adversaries he fought to defend their home, so Myrrh now shreds into the napkin, helping the newcomer to his well-deserved victory.
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Ducking away from the masked man, the cat creeps along the back of the couch.
"Mow!" Black and white paws spring forth from behind the chair, grasping for those ribbons.
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The omnic themself glances upwards at their companion and then down to regard the cat with curiosity, as well as a faint servomotor hum when they swivel their head to trace its path backwards to the door. (In fact, every time they move there's a little whirring noise like that.) A human with an impractical-looking hat is approaching from a similar point of origin and holding a cardboard box emblazoned with a picture of a cat, so it's likely this is a misplaced pet.
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Tentatively, the cat comes over to sniff at the robot's foot.
By the doorway the masked man shakes the box of food, hoping to coax the cat back, or at least get an idea of wherever the hell its gone.
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