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milliways_bar2005-11-02 03:02 pm
But it was a beginning.
In a corner of the bar, the air seems to warp and fold. A woman shimmers into existence. She froze in shock. She hadn't meant to be here. This was wrong.
Her blue eyes darted around carefully as her lean body tensed. The elegant black silk gown clenched in her fists before she forced herself to release it. Pursing her lips, she clicked her tongue slightly while she surveyed the situation.
Too many people to be a trap by the other Chosen... Where was she?
Mesaana, once called Saine Tarasind, has come to Milliways.
Her blue eyes darted around carefully as her lean body tensed. The elegant black silk gown clenched in her fists before she forced herself to release it. Pursing her lips, she clicked her tongue slightly while she surveyed the situation.
Too many people to be a trap by the other Chosen... Where was she?
Mesaana, once called Saine Tarasind, has come to Milliways.

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The girl gives her a sympathetic smile from her armchair. "Were you not expecting to be here?"
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"Child, where is this?"
Her voice crystalline chimes. It was the kind of voice that was used by someone who expected obedience-and was obeyed.
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"This... this is Milliways Bar. It is a kind of- meeting point between all different worlds. Have you only just arrived?"
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"...Yes, child, I have just arrived."
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That was also because she had just been brutally murdered, but that is beside the point.
"If you can open the door, you are unbound, and can leave whenever you want. Sometimes it shuts for a while, and you end up having to stay for a bit. But there are rooms, it isn't so bad. Would you like anything to drink? The first one is always on the house."
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"Tea. With honey."
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On it appears a cup of steaming tea. Mesaana will likely find it exactly to her taste.
"Bar can get you anything to eat or drink that you like," she says, calmly picking the cup up to pass it to the woman.
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"So I see, child."
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"I- was meaning to ask. You're from V'Saine, aren't you? Your voice sounds..."
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She saw, quite clearly -- my mother moves like that sometimes -- and blinked.
And, as if on a whim, hums what she hopes, on impulse instinct something to be a familliar tune.
Her father wrote it.
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Asmodean's music. His music.
Eyes flashing, Mesaana whirls around to face... Lyrae. Not Asmodean.
She looks like his mother. Mesaana's clear crystalline voice was a soft whisper as she looked at the young girl in confusion. Who was she?
"...That music."
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She tilts her head to the side, and opens her bag.
And, harp in hand, continues the tune.
"Is it familliar to you, my lady?"
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"Yes, child, it is."
A moment of pause.
"I am familiar with the works of Joar Addam Nessossin."
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It's an observation without an admission.
She is doing her best not to be impertinent -- something would be wrong doing that -- but it's not her usual demeanor. Takes practice.
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A blink as she stared slightly. If Asmodean had a daughter, then this girl is certainly plausible. If she actually were his daughter... A touch of a grin began to grow on Mesaana's angular face. The opportunities that this presented were exciting.
"Please, play a work of his. One of his favorites, perhaps."
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It goes nowhere, as, with a respectful bow of her head, she plays the Ballad of Corinin.
Start to finish.
No mistakes.
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Mesaana applauded slowly with a slight smile on her face. Her thin fingers curled around her arm as she crossed her arms beneath her breasts.
"I am sure your father would be proud."
This was quite the opportunity.
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His eyes narrow.
"You look pissed about something, Nina." His voice is icy.
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"What did you call me, Child?"
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"Are you new here?" The cold edge to his own voice stays just where it is, despite the uncertain pause.
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"I am."
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"Need an explanation, or has someone already taken care of that?"
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"It has been dealt with, Child."
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Words cannot express how much he'd hated it when people called him 'kid' back at CTU.
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"As if all my years as a teacher did not teach me what a child was?"
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