Matilda has an armchair by the fire, a mug of hot chocolate, and a copy of Beowulf in the original Anglo-Saxon. By her standards this counts as non-academic relaxation. Do say hello.
Jhalak is hanging from the rafters by one arm, surveying the bar with two eyes, the remaining two arms tucked close to its body. It's not sure it likes being away
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Her ears go back as she stares up at Jhalak, and her mouth works as if she's trying to say something but isn't sure what. (She knows she's being rude, but she doesn't see very many nonbipedal aliens anywhere, much less here...)
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"Hello hello!" "Hello strange person!"
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"What's it mean?" "Jhalak is Jotok." "Name Jhalak; species Jotok." "What's your name?"
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Then she answers the rest of Jhalak's commentary: "I'm Chur Anify par Chanur, species hani. I go by just 'Chur' here, or ker Chur if you feel the need to be formal." She smiles a feline smile.
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The voices are a bit dissonant, and one of them's pretty high-pitched.
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Then it replicates the whistle. Strictly speaking its vocal apparatus isn't meant to make five distinct sounds at a time, but it manages a pretty close approximation with that it's got.
"New vocabulary! New vocabulary!"
It wiggles its digits and emits a very human, very girlish giggle.
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Two arms lift up, focusing their respective eyes on Chur.
"Learning" (whistle) "language would be interesting."
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(ooc: sorry, the phone rang and I couldn't get away!)
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"Jhalak would like that." "Thank you!" "Approve!"
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