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The door swings open, and someone who looks, currently, like an elderly Native American man stumps in and looks around.
He has a stick - he doesn't actually need it to walk, but he finds it useful anyway.
After an inspection of the room, he seems to approve. Then he looks round for the other Tricksters he knows full well are there.
Gray Jay has arrived.
He has a stick - he doesn't actually need it to walk, but he finds it useful anyway.
After an inspection of the room, he seems to approve. Then he looks round for the other Tricksters he knows full well are there.
Gray Jay has arrived.
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Gray Jay might notice the fact that only seven legs are properly functional.
Yo, it says.
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Maybe it's a sort of handshake, but really he's also just smelling him.
Same scent. Not much of a travelling folk, are you?
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You'll probably be asked why you're late. On time enough for yourself, but Raven d'cided we all were late b'sides him, so.
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He can ramble very well, if he needs to. Right now, he'd rather the other party does.
So, hows'a -- what do you call it. Family o'birds. Brood, how's them?
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Easy enough t'see, I reckon.
Looks t'me like he's got two cigarettes, too. One's on th'table in front've him, the other's just about finished bein' rolled up.
He does not, however, look up.
Maybe he reckons he don't need to.
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"Ho-hoka, Mahtigwess."
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He flicks the cigarette over towards Gray Jay.
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"I'm here now."
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"Any partick'lar reason you choose now?"
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But she's made friends with a couple.
And she greets him with a nod and a quiet "Evening" as he passes her table.
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"Ho-hoka."
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Knowing there's a good chance any one person could blow her away with a thought tends to encourage the practice.
"I don't recall seeing you before. Are you new?"
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"Well, welcome to the madhouse. Anybody given you the rundown on the rules yet?"
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"No, they didn't."
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