Dream may be the only being in the bar able to heft Yrael onto his lap for petting without, in the slightest, failing to keep sight of Yrael's true form.
"There was a matter Roland wished to discuss with you, my Lord. Have you spoken with him recently?"
Cuthbert's tone is light, conversational, but there may be something in his eyes to indicate that the matter Roland would discuss with the Dream-lord is a serious one.
"Ah. Well, this is...not about his dreams, but related to it, you could say. It has to do with his time in todash space. In any case, he asked that I let you know, if I saw you before he did."
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"Good evening, Yrael."
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Good evening, Lord. Things are well with you?
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"Do you care to speak of it, my friend?"
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They haven't really had a chance to talk in... too long.
And maybe that's why she almost sounds shy when she speaks.
"Hello, little brother."
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He dips his head in a slow nod to her.
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"I... look. I know we've haven't talked in... too long. But I also thought I'd, you know, give you some time with your girl and whatnot."
Silence.
"How've you been?"
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He doesn't sound upset. He doesn't, however, ask how she's been.
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"I was worried."
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Or, well, not enter, as he's been in the bar for some time.
In any case, he's now approaching Dream, bowing and raising a fist to his forehead. "Hile, Lord."
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And a polite bow of his head.
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Cuthbert's tone is light, conversational, but there may be something in his eyes to indicate that the matter Roland would discuss with the Dream-lord is a serious one.
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And if Dream knows any more, well, he isn't saying.
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"We haven't been properly introduced, have we?"
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In the same way that she's Death's grand-daughter. Metaphysical relationships are even weirder than Welsh ones.
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"It's an honour to meet you, Dream," she says politely. "Your wife is well?" Mrs Dream sounds just so wrong.
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There is a slight smile, and a nod.
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[OOC: is all good!]
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He's curious, because he's never spoken with one of Death's. Even one as tangentially Death's as Susan.
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