"Only excuse when you've done wrong," comes the reply. "No need otherwise."
Skellig is not drinking anything at the moment, simply watching. He shrugs and there is a rustle and shift and tilts his head to the side. Studying Ben.
Arnold is occupying himself with a yo-yo tonight. He's seated at the bar, back to the counter, legs dangling off the stool, absently practicing various basic tricks.
His facial expressions would indicate that there's something highly satisfying about the feeling of the yo-yo making it back to his hand after a successful trick.
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(And grateful for the distraction of people-watching, if he's being honest, thanks to an earlier conversation.)
He doesn't want to offend the winged man, but once he's finished his whiskey, he can't help but offer a nod.
"You'll have to excuse my manners, but are you some kinda angel?"
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Skellig is not drinking anything at the moment, simply watching. He shrugs and there is a rustle and shift and tilts his head to the side. Studying Ben.
"Something like that."
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(And he hasn't done anything wrong.
Today.
-- yet.)
His eyes follow the feathers' fluid movements.
"Somethin' close?"
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One patch of feathers isn't settling properly, so he stretches a wing out and shakes it a bit, in an effort to get them to cooperate.
"Some have said angel, some have said owl, some have said beast."
Usually they just call him freak and leave it at that.
"I am not like you. Nobody is like me."
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His facial expressions would indicate that there's something highly satisfying about the feeling of the yo-yo making it back to his hand after a successful trick.
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It makes sense in his head, at least?
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So... she watches him, with a fruity drink in hand.
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"Hello."
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Very simple answer: He couldn't. So, fruity drink in hand, he comes on over with a smile.
"Hey, darling. Long time no see."
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Skellig offers the green demon a smile in response to the greeting. He is also more than welcome to join him at the table.
"Been watching."
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"Watching or looking?" He has a feeling Skellig knows how to appreciate the difference. "For what?"
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A beat.
"It's...different. From outside," he points at the door. "Not like everyone else, doesn't mean trouble here."
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