Jason'd was in the mood for decent food, and beer that wasn't watered, and someplace that was safe for heroes to come in either guise. That meant Warriors, when you were in New York. He'd called Amelia up, let her know where he was gonna be for the night, and headed for the bar. Maybe he should have called some of his new coworkers...screw it. He
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"There's got to be darts or pool in this place, right?" Alcohol and her aim should never mix, but what the hell.
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She quick-sips the last of her cognac, then orders a Young's double chocolate stout, before heading off to the ladies room. She's back a minute or two later, a little better cleaned up. "Pool's over there, darts are there," she points. "Game?"
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Amelia gets herself a pool cue and starts racking.
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He nods to the blinded challenge. "Easily." He's working on his own buzz at the moment after the martini and a beer, even though he's nursing it with the Arnold Palmer.
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She takes a sip of her drink, then hops onto a stool near the dartboard. He's showing off... he could probably do this blindfolded, backwards, with one hand behind his back, but maybe he can teach her to be a better shot. "I'm rubbish at this. But let's say twenty for every bullseye-- and another round for what's missed."
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"Y'know doll, this gig has me pretty good on cash, so how about this instead... A drink on me, for anything you get even close to the bullseye, and if I go the whole thing without missing a one.." He pauses, then grins. "--then you treat me to burgers and the new Trek film when it comes out."
He raises his eyebrows as a playful cherry on the challenge sundae.
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"Deal," she agrees jovially, retrieving a set of darts. She smiles and pauses to hold a cautionary finger out to him. "No funny business. The guy who plays the doctor looks like my brother. It's weird."
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"Funny business? From me? Why madam, I'm shocked and offended by that notion. Shocked and offended I say!" He chuckles and then gathers up the darts.
"So... how do you like to throw? Just for practice first. Knife style?" He takes one by the pointed part and throws it. A bullseye. "Sidearm?" He chucks one by the shaft, from the hip. Another bullseye. "Or overhand?" Like a fastball this time, for a third bullseye.
"I can give you some pointers if you want." He loosens his scarf so he can shift it up to make a blindfold.
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Speaking of. She throws back the rest of her drink, and tries a practice shot. Outer 12. "You know, I'm sure it doesn't matter, but I have to hope you're honest here. I don't even know how the scoreboard works."
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"Damned if I know anything about how to keep score at this. I just figure whoever's got less total distance between their darts and the bullseye wins."
He pushes up one corner of the scarf to look at her with one eye. "Seems easy enough that way, right?" He heads over to retrieve his darts.
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