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milliways_bar2005-08-15 07:56 pm
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There's but the faintest tinge of black smoke lurking in the table furthest away from the light.
If one were to pass, they might see a flash of white teeth or the dull red of a gleaming eye.
And the man in black's got no-one followin' him no more, PRAISE THE LAWD, for the time of the reckonin' draws nigh ...
If one were to pass, they might see a flash of white teeth or the dull red of a gleaming eye.
And the man in black's got no-one followin' him no more, PRAISE THE LAWD, for the time of the reckonin' draws nigh ...

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"An interesting choice of form, I think."
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Who had a little curl
Right in the middle of her forehead
And when she was good
She was very very good
And when she was bad
They cut her up and fed her to the dogs
So sad."
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You gotta name, partner? is more felt than heard.
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"They call me Raven."
He tilts his head.
"It is longer than I would have expected, in truth."
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"You a real bird or you just dressed in black fer shits and giggles?"
Flagg abruptly pops into view, all smiles and boots and tunes.
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His normally merry expression has mellowed to merely benign. One might even say . . . watchful.
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The man smiles.
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Something strangely *familiar*.
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Got the mark of the King all over ya, son.
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"The mark of the what?" He asked.
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"I know you."
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"I don't understand."
But maybe he did, else why does he think he knows him as well somehow? Like Stillson, but a thousand times worse. More like Stillson was one of this one's followers or children.
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It's a large parrot, perched on the back of a chair at a nearby table.
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"Pretty little birdie."
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"The smoke is good. I like the eye too. But the suit--."
K shakes his head.
"I'll always have the better tailor, Slick."
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A forked tongue flicks out between the white teeth and waggles briefly at the newcomer before shooting back to where it came from.
Boots can be seen drumming lightly on the tabletop.
"Got a name, party boy?"
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"Tongue's a nice touch. Reminds me of tongues I've seen on the Hydrans. They come through Manhattan every couple of weeks. Both forks are prehensile. Just the thing for Asian food. Those guys can *not* get enough of Chinatown."
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"As for names? Well, I collect 'em. Store 'em in my pockets and pull 'em out when I need one."