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milliways_bar2005-07-27 06:28 pm
First entrance
The door to Milliways flies open abruptly, and a Lost Boy in full battle dress falls through.
He looks like he's been through a lot- most of hiseye make-up war paint has sweated off and there is a hole in his armor just over his heart. The sword hanging loosely in his hand is dull and full of dings, and he smells of gunpowder if you get too close. It would be safe to say that the boy has been in a fight- if you can get past the costume you might notice a few bruises but no serious bleeding.
Not to mention the fact that at the moment, he seems to be unconscious.
He looks like he's been through a lot- most of his
Not to mention the fact that at the moment, he seems to be unconscious.

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*Garion looks up from the bar at the thud before blinking. That...looked unfortunate. He does, however, scramble off the bar and run over to take a look.*
You...you, are you all right?
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Rufio's eyes snap open and he scrambles clumsily to his feet, looking warily at Garion.
"Pan!"
Except he's not. And this doesn't look like Hook's ship. So naturally, there are questions.
"Where's the Pan?" he demands.
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*Then he looks at Rufio in confusion before pointing to the doors behind the bar.*
In the kitchen. With the pot and the kettle and the stove. Where else would it be?
*...he grew up in a kitchen. Forgive him*
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"Are you a pirate?" he asks when he notices Garion's sword. His tone is half-curious, half-mocking. "You're too young to be a pirate. But you ain't no Lost Boy, that' for sure."
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As oblivious as Liz is during her journal writing, she does notice a teenager fall through the bar entance. Gasping, she rushes over from her bar stool. "Oh my god, are you okay?"
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There is a sword. Not the golden Pan sword, but a dull metal thing that could have belonged to any no-name pirate.
Rufio's practice sword, usually. Main sword, now that the Pan has returned.
Before Liz gets too close, the sword is in Rufio's hand and pointed at her chest while he glares. "Are you a pirate?" he demands.
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It is possible that this could be said with more disgust, but it would be very difficult to manage.
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Gavroche runs over from wherever he was in the bar, staring at the boy with worry and respect mixed.
"Are you all right?"
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Rufio is used to small boys running all over the place, so Gavroche does not get a sword pointed at him.
He simply rolls his head and his shoulders, shaking out the after-battle adrenaline and checking for injuries.
"Ain't never been a pirate that could hurt me," he boasts, then takes a good look at the kid. "Lost Boy?"
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So Puck gets a glare.
But no sword.
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"Well, now. That's interesting." A beat. "Need a hand up, lad?"
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Which he does, then immediately draws his sword. "You're a pirate!"
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Jack takes a quick step to the side and draws his own blade, grinning wickedly at the young man.
"You're very observant, lad. The name's Sparrow. Captain Jack Sparrow, if you please."
Pause. "Do you really think this wise, boy-- crossing blades with a pirate?"
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"Hmmph!" She sniffs deeply. "Another dead one."
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She's not offended at the "dried up old crone" bit. Thra knows, she's been called worse.
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