Imagine if you will, the sparsely yet sumptuously decorated abode of a young member of the idle rich. A spacious sitting room containing pristinely polished wooden tables and meticulously buffed leather armchairs and so on and so forth
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"Are you okay?" he asked in his translated voice from bar, his lilting language dancing underneath it.
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Looking the stranger over, with his scar and the cloth covering his eyes, Jeeves lets his eyebrows climb a tad higher than normal.
"I would suppose that rather depends, Sir. It would seem I have lost my way."
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"Many say that here," said Tegid, "Come join me. I was just sitting down to eat my midday meal."
There spread before him was a plate of meat, mashed potatoes, bread, and a peice of chocolate cake. He had a bowl of beer to wash it down with.
"Would you like anything?"
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However, Jeeves's eyebrows still quirk a tad higher at the sight of the man, perhaps as one might look at a soldier returning from war. Not with pity, but some shade of sympathy for his scars. The hands of a man are his foremost tools, next to his intellect, after all.
"Thank you kindly." Jeeves brings the tray over, so as to keep a watchful eye on it, and takes a seat. "A spot of tea would be nice, please. Oolong, if available."
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Tegid nodded to a nearby waitrat, a zombified one at that and it scurried off with a squeak.
"Is this the first time you have been to Milliways?" asked the Bard.
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