Dick Grayson (
daringyoungman) wrote in
milliways_bar2020-05-12 04:03 pm
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It's winter in Gotham. Dick is bundled up against the snow in jeans and an oversized red hoodie and... it had been a domino mask, but as soon as the disused factory gives way to the bar, that particular item is spirited away into the sleeve and then the pockets of the hoodie.
He slides from stealth to scuffing his heels like a pro. Might as well get a hot drink in himself now he's here.
[DCU!Dick]
He slides from stealth to scuffing his heels like a pro. Might as well get a hot drink in himself now he's here.
[DCU!Dick]

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That's not little number Five, right? It's been a while since he's been in the mansion, but he's pretty sure no.
Pretty sure.
But dark-haired kid in a mask, well, that raises some alarm bells.
...
Shit, if he was less high maybe he could remember.
...
Is it, though?
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Dick scuffs a few more steps before he decides to acknowledge that someone’s watching him. He pushes his hood back from the forehead somewhat and squints for a second, before offering a confused smile.
“Hey, do I know you?”
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"... Five? Are you...?" It comes out a bit (lot) disjointed, but only a bit of that is because of the drugs. Most of that is because he last saw his brother when they were both painfully young.
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“Uh,” he says slowly. “No.
“Sorry?” It seems like it warrants an apology.
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"No, nonono, sorry, thought you were... it was the... y'know." He makes a quick gesture, almost unconscious, of putting on the mask - god knows he did it enough times to have the muscle memory locked in. "He kinda looked like you."
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Huh. Okay Dick's gonnaa have to get better than that. But the feeling of guilt that hits him, that someone would catch it, is irritating.
It's Milliways. There's risk, but the patrons aren't normal, do he doesn't need to feel bad.
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Outsside of his internal monologue, he offers a smile, apologetic, ans pushes the hood all the way back from his head.
"I guess I got one of those faces," he says, completely ignoring the reference to the mask.
And, because it's Milliways and he can be, while not exactly hoonest about his vigilante habits, entirely honest about being a Grayson, he vaults a chair to sit near him.
"I'm Dick. Hi."
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"I'm Klaus, um, hello." He offers in return, "Have you been here? Before?"
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Dick trails off, and has a moment to look around.
"Uh. I used to come here all the time. Think I might have skipped in time though."
Man, that sucks. Wonder who misses him.
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But no.
It isn't.
It's still uncanny though. (It probably isn't as much as he's thinking, but time and self-medication make for some easier leaps in logic)
"Oh good, I mean, not the... time travel, thing, that'd suck, or, I've heard it sucks, so." He rambles. "The waffles are amazing, if they weren't a thing when you were here before."
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He hadn't made it to the bar, and he's still cold despite having been running and the layers (SO many layers. Fortunately he's skilled in layering without impeding movement) -so he catches the eye of a rat, and doesn't even have to say something before he's provided with a plate of waffles and a large hot chocolate. Both with cream. One with marshmallows.
"You're new, since I came in last, so I guess you can't help with what's changed."
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This time he doens't let himself be interrupted on the way to his hot chocolate. but when he's got it he's joining the guy; crouching on the seat of a chair turned backwards, so he can hook his arms over the chair back and nurse his hot chocolate that way.
(Sitting like a normal human: not possible)
"Figure they're gonna close large parts of the city tomorrow."
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He personally blames Freeze. Because he knows it's his fault.
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Firstly - Freeze! Secondly - he's not actually planning to go home. He just doesn't know where he's planning to spend the night.
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And that red top doesn't look warm enough.
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"Layers," he offers simply.
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"What's the weather out there for you?"
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Two. Two is too many. The circus always used to go south for the winters, like robins.
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That was a lesson of Fest, don't take the snow for granted.
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He shrugs with one shoulder, not that fussed about it. "I guess."
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