After a fruitless morning spent throwing himself repeatedly at the end of a road (and shouting things at it, and demanding things of it, which as it turned out wasn't very effective) Arthur finally gave up on that avenue of things and guided his horse back into the stable. If he hadn't been antsy before, he certainly was now
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The combined smell of snickerdoodles and horse was ....interesting, Francine supposed, as she looked around. "Merlin? Are you in here?"
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Her presence jerked Arthur out of his thoughts, and he looked aside to find the source of her voice.
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Yeah, even he was wincing internally at how that one sounded.
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He was surprised to see Arthur there, but thankfully Makejoy behaved herself around him, gave him a glance, and headed off for the much more useful mice.
"Good day," he said, though from all appearances, it wasn't.
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"Liir," he said, after a slight internal war on whether he actually cared enough to respond; he'd settled on a compromise that involved keeping his attention disinterested and squarely on the horse as he said it.
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"What're you doing out here?"
A few squeaks had Makejoy racing past him and outside.
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Arthur glanced from the horse to Liir, back to the horse, and then back to Liir once more. "I'm in a stable and I have a horse. Clearly," he said, "I'm knitting."
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