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milliways_bar2021-02-27 10:24 pm
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The newest addition to Milliways' fairly expansive collection of flora is small, and delicate, and contained in a little paperboard bucket: foxglove. The bar seems to think Sinthia could use hobbies, hence the marble run the last time and now this.
Sinthia is sitting in front of the small plant, already bearing a tiny stem of pink bell-shaped flowers, and several others obviously designed to grow together, and considering the large bell jar next to them. There's a little yellow note: go outside. work with the plants, it says, and Sinthia gives the bartop a momentary quirked eyebrow.
"Do they need work?" she asks, not finding it nonsensical at all to be talking to an inanimate object.
If it were possible, the bar would be sighing in exasperation, but only produces another note: put them in the jar. stones, soil, plants. keep it, take care of them.
Catch her still considering the items laid out for her, or, somewhat later, outdoors sitting in the sunlight trying to figure out how replanting works.
Sinthia is sitting in front of the small plant, already bearing a tiny stem of pink bell-shaped flowers, and several others obviously designed to grow together, and considering the large bell jar next to them. There's a little yellow note: go outside. work with the plants, it says, and Sinthia gives the bartop a momentary quirked eyebrow.
"Do they need work?" she asks, not finding it nonsensical at all to be talking to an inanimate object.
If it were possible, the bar would be sighing in exasperation, but only produces another note: put them in the jar. stones, soil, plants. keep it, take care of them.
Catch her still considering the items laid out for her, or, somewhat later, outdoors sitting in the sunlight trying to figure out how replanting works.