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Indiana Jones drifts downstairs. He seems relaxed enough as he orders some fajitas and an iced tea. He doesn't bother looking round much as he settles in at a central table, unaware of anyone who may be seeking him. Perhaps he looks a little more distant than usual, but he's just your typical quiet, mysterious adventurer eating some Mexican really.
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"Thank you! Iris took me shopping today."
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He frowns a little.
"Did she permanently get rid her wings?"
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"No, as soon as we got back to the house, she carefully got them back. She's now resting. She'll probably sleep for a couple of days. Not having wings was hard for her."
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"That reminds me. Do you know Mike? The turtle? He said there's a fairy around here now that can make anyone fly for a while. Have you seen her?"
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"I know Mike! He threw me in the lake once. But I don't know anything about any fairies. Sorry."
She then tilts her head.
"I would like to meet her though."
[occ: you're so silly =D]
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He is smiling again.
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She smiles, and twirls again, cause she can.
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"I got this green dress, and then this other very very pretty dress, a shirt with some writing on it, and a hat!"
She looks up at his.
"Sadly, it's not like yours. But it is like Brian's!"
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"No! I still need them."
She gives him a big hug.
"I promise you, I still need them. My feet still get cold. And they're still fun to slid around in."
She smiles at him reasuringly.
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"Um... did you ever get the speaking thing fixed so Eris doesn't have to be around?"
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"Do you see Eris anywhere?"
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Then he adopts a huge smile and pulls her to him again. "I'm so happy for you. How did you lift the curse?"
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"Hestia, another goddess, and Hera's sister? She cured me completely."
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There's a slight pause.
"It's a nice change to see someone so happy."
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"Are you better this evening? You seem it."
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"Who did you hurt?"
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"I'm sorry."
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