milliways_bar | Re-Entrance Post.

Re-Entrance Post.

Peter walks into the place, looking pretty wiped, also slimed in various spots on his uniform, though he avoided his hair.
"Whew, made it!" He trudges up to his room to drop off his gear, and get changed.

A while later, he's got a big mug of coffee, a thick packet of notes, his notebooks, and some food.

He's keeping an eye for familiar faces, especially another Ghostbuster he needs to pass the notes onto.

Feel free to stop by.

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"This didn't happen to be somebody else's universe, did it?"

All sorts of alternate unvierses have come to his attention during his time in Milliways. He's open to the possibility of this being an alternate of Venkman's own universe, just like the place where Kim went was an alternate version of theirs.

"No, it's one of mine and Ray's. There's versions of us, and the company there. It's just stranger than our worlds."

"Nothing bad happened, did it?"

"Had some hairy moments yeah. Demonic bastard named Watt. Like to disguise himself as little old lady, and then possess people. Not my idea of a fun time. That, and that place is got its own alternate universes. Ghosts busting humans if you can believe that." Peter shook his head a little. "Makes my world seem tame."

"Shit. One of my friends got sucked into a pretty bad universe a few months ago. She didn't do so good after. Needed a healer. Then she wouldn't leave her room."

Now she has to worry about that bastard Salazar walking around the bar, too.

Peter frowned at this, "Is she ok now?"

"As far as I know, no, but something else has happened. She was fine for a while." He shakes his head and remembers that he was supposed to tell Venkman something important...

"Oh, and Michelle and I are getting married."

The order makes perfect sense in his mind, yet this was the same man who loves a woman who casually brought up Viagra as a solution to his personal problems.

"Still doesn't sound good." Peter admitted.

His eyes then widened a little, and he bit off a reply along the lines of 'I thought you already were.'

"Hey, man, congratulations. Can understand why, Michelle seems like an amazing woman."

“She is,” he says with a nod, then smirks. “People seem to think we’re already married, but we’re not.” He’s remembering his conversation with Behrooz, although he’s sure others have assumed that of them as well.

"Uh, yeah, right." Peter commented, "Guess it's just how you two are around each other."

“Like we’re already married?” He grins. “Yeah, I know. Figure we ought to make it official.”

"Might as well at this point. Make things easier legal-wise, and dealing with the kids."

“Right, the kids.”

Something else to look forward to, something else to fear. He wants children and yet realizes this is a big step for both of them to make.

"Not there yet either?" Peter nodded, "I'm engaged, too, and Dana's already got one son, but we're definitely interested in more. Going to be strange though." Hell the whole responsibility issue is strange enough.

“Dana…you told me about her?” He’s not sure. “And is she here, anyway?”

Peter thought for a moment, "Not sure. I might have, and I don't think so. Haven't seen her here yet. And she didn't know anything about the place when I last spoke to her."

He nods. “Ah, well, maybe she’ll come here some day? Who knows.”

"Maybe, there's definitely some things around here, I'd love to show her." Peter's eyes seemed like he was thinking about her.

Tony smiles, a small smile. Knowing. He understands what that’s like and is very happy to know that Milliways brought Michelle in. “Have you spoken to Michelle lately?”

Peter nodded, and became more serious, "Yeah I spoke with her before my trip. She told me about some asshole showing up. Ramon something. Guy sounds like a real son of a bitch."

“Ramon Salazar? He is a son of a bitch,” he says contemptuously. “Likes to torture people for fun.”

"I heard," Peter replied darkly. "Bastard deserves whatever's coming to him."

“Shit. I know he’s not dead now and I don’t have any problems wishing somebody would kill him here.”

"Well, there's always something bad going down around here. Like clockwork. Easy for him to have an accident."

“Easy for him to piss off the wrong person, too,” he adds. Tony would rather that Ramon be outright murdered than have an accident.

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