The door is open, the warm flicker of the fireplace glowing on the wall opposite his door. Harry is inside, making a simple soup and, at this very moment, slicing a sandwich in two and setting both halves neatly on a small, simple earthenware plate. A blink and he checks the soup, lifting the lid to take a smiling wiff of it before dipping a
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"Good evening, Hephaestus."
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"I was wondering if you would take a look at an associate's vehicle. A foreign model, some name I don't recall, and she's not sure what's wrong with it. Complicated enough that her usual mechanic can't make heads or tails of it, so naturally my thoughts turned to you."
He would be paid for it; to think otherwise is not really in Tezcatlipoca's nature.
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No promises. He wouldn't promise this one anything, for all that he welcomes him. They've never been close, though they share an understanding: the understanding of complete opposites.
He sips his soup and eats his sandwich, saying nothing else as he does so because he's going to enjoy his meal whether there's a god in his doorway or not, regardless of who he might be.
When he's finished, he looks to Tezcatlipoca.
"What else?"
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"Merely wondering how you are. You've not left your apartment for two months except for work."
He hadn't really intended to prevent Harry from enjoying his meal. Tezcatlipoca may not be the most pleasant of deities, but far be it for him to actively seek to discomfort someone for no reason.
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"I'm not allowed to be considered about the welbeing of my neighbours?"
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He can do what he likes but Harry find it odd.
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"Soup?"
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Another light shrug.
"We do what we must for our work, of course."
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The same tone he used when Athena complained of car trouble in her expensive car. A small smile. Another gesture to the chair.
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He sits down, a somewhat wicked grin lighting his face.
"Spoken to our lovely god of writing lately?"
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