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milliways_bar2005-11-02 09:08 am
[First entrance, sortakindamaybe.]
A pair of boots stride in through the front door. They're not very shiny, and they're not very well-cared-for, but in all other respects they're Imperial Navy regulation boots: long-wearing, comfortable, and designed to fit their owner. They don't pause at the door, but carry on right over to a booth, where their owner slings himself casually into a seat and waits for service, as if he thinks he's in a cantina or tapcafe.
The trousers above the boots, however, are not Imperial Navy uniform. They're scruffy and stained, and the Corellian Bloodstripe runs up the side - a military decoration, but the trousers are decidedly un-military in appearance.
There's a blaster slung low on the right hip, of course.
The open-necked shirt carries on the general scruffiness theme, as does the vest worn over it, and the tousled hair above. The face between the two wears the bland, cold-eyed expression common to all members of the species Galactica Smuggleris, although this face would have difficulty persuading anyone that it's innocent of anything. It's a face that's probably familiar to anyone who's seen a certain bartender. It's entirely unconcerned with the wide variety of shapes and types of people in the tapcafe it's just walked into; it sees stranger things on every street.
It is, of course, Han Solo, several years younger than you might expect, but no less cynical. Come say hi!
And under new mun-agement, and with no recollection of anything that might have previously happened in the bar - that's all in his future, say sorry.
The trousers above the boots, however, are not Imperial Navy uniform. They're scruffy and stained, and the Corellian Bloodstripe runs up the side - a military decoration, but the trousers are decidedly un-military in appearance.
There's a blaster slung low on the right hip, of course.
The open-necked shirt carries on the general scruffiness theme, as does the vest worn over it, and the tousled hair above. The face between the two wears the bland, cold-eyed expression common to all members of the species Galactica Smuggleris, although this face would have difficulty persuading anyone that it's innocent of anything. It's a face that's probably familiar to anyone who's seen a certain bartender. It's entirely unconcerned with the wide variety of shapes and types of people in the tapcafe it's just walked into; it sees stranger things on every street.
It is, of course, Han Solo, several years younger than you might expect, but no less cynical. Come say hi!
And under new mun-agement, and with no recollection of anything that might have previously happened in the bar - that's all in his future, say sorry.

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With a smile that would melt the polar ice caps, "Please call me Amanda." she extends her hand.
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"And what do you mean Corporate Sector, One of the rules of Milliways is no business in bar." She lets the corny line go because his charming smile rivals her own.
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He eyes her with a look of bland curiousity, and the charming smile wavers. What kind of person doesn't know the name of the galactic sector they're in? Something's wrong here.
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this isn't the bar you are looking for"Mr. Draygo, what is a mynock? And do you know where you are?"Given what he is saying she is pretty sure that he is new to Milliways and his outfit reminders her of Lando's description of a pirate from his Universe, but she says nothing because it could just be a coinsidince.
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Also? Mal may be a fan of the boots. Or the gun. Whichever.
"Wèi - mind if I sit?"
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A waitrat is just about to pass Mal before he orders a Ng Ka Pe. "You want somethin'? On me."
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"You're new, ain't ya? Suppose I should say 'Welcome to Milliways', then."
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Hey, it's a good policy. It's kept him alive so far.
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It's familiar to Venkman for several reason. Especially the expression.
Smug rogues who love the ladies and money unite across the multi-verses?
Just a shame due to plot, he's currently non-corporeal (yet alive), and hovering a little from where he was nearby. Being behind a table, and not through it, helped the illusion that he wasn't a ghost.
About time the place got somebody interesting.
"How's it going?" He nodded.
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Yeah, he hasn't tumbled to the whole Milliways thing yet.
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He has a deal to make, and this place isn't what he expected at all.
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Peter smirked knowingly, "Buddy, you ain't seen *nothing* yet. This is Milliways, the Bar and Restaurant on the End of the Universe. And before you think I'm hosing you, take a peek out the observation window."
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Jaina tugs on Zekk's hand, pulling her friend over with her as she rushes over to Han. He's young, much younger than the last time Jaina and Zekk remember seeing him back on Ossus, leaving Jaina with nothing but a bad feeling in her stomach as she stops in front of him, staring.
Zekk, he's-
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-but he's Dad, Jaina stresses, still staring. Zekk nods politely at the man in front of him, working on quelling Jaina's nerves. "Captain Solo."
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"I'm assuming you're Ploovo, pal. If you're not, you'd better explain things quick."
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He doesn't recognize her.
Course he wouldn't. She knew that. Still, she can't help but feel dissapointed, even a bit hurt. Zekk works at pushing those thoughts out of their brain through the meld.
Jaina stands there, clicking in the back of her throat as she studies him. She doesn't know what to say.
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"We're not Ploovo," he replies, rubbing his forearm against Jaina's in a comforting manner. "And whatever planet you think you're on-"
"-you can forget it." Jaina bites her lip for a moment, considering what to say next. "Welcome to Milliways Bar, Dad."
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