Whoever designed this place, 99 thinks, must have modeled it off some very interesting weather.
It's decidedly early winter out here - or, at the very least, a frigid fall - but she's considerably warmer thanks to her layers and the exercise she's pursuing.
She stops mid-stretch, eyes narrowing at the figure standing in the distance.
Bar was kind enough to give Jane a shawl before she walked outside since it is still warmer in her home and she comes closer. After all perhaps this woman only resembles her slightly,
Aleph has just been out for a run. It's standard procedure in the mornings, and sometimes in the afternoons, regardless of how cold it is, just to give herself something to do.
She slows to a halt, though, at 99, for a breather. "Nice."
Wait, there's someone under them. This becomes apparent when the topmost book slides off; a hand reaches up to grab at it, misses, and manages to trap the book precariously between elbow and chest.
He probably should let her know he's there. It's not nice to just stand there. And it's even a little creepy. And Jim Kirk is many things, but not a creep.
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She almost turns and returns to the warmth of the Bar but she notices the woman who looks rather like her.
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It's decidedly early winter out here - or, at the very least, a frigid fall - but she's considerably warmer thanks to her layers and the exercise she's pursuing.
She stops mid-stretch, eyes narrowing at the figure standing in the distance.
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"May I ask what you are doing, ma'am?"
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There's a long, long pause between the beginning of that sentence and the next one starting.
"... what the."
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She slows to a halt, though, at 99, for a breather. "Nice."
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"Nice to see I'm not the only one who isn't afraid of a little chill."
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Ooooh, she's scared.
And possibly also a little bit stir-crazy. She can live happily in the Global Frequency base for years, but only if she has something to do.
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"Beats me."
Anyway, she's been in places that are much, much colder.
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"I think it's called Melon of Troy," she admits, though she can't exactly turn the bottle upside-down to check at the moment.
"People say it clashes with redheads. I say that's fèihuà."
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She blows across her fingertips again, then motions to the seat across from her with her dry hand.
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Wait, there's someone under them. This becomes apparent when the topmost book slides off; a hand reaches up to grab at it, misses, and manages to trap the book precariously between elbow and chest.
"...Frell," a voice says from behind the stack.
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"Need some help with those, son?"
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The book caught under his elbow is in definite danger of falling.
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"What're you needin' all those for, anyway?"
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Jim can't take his eyes off Laura.
He was merely out for a bit of a walk, perhaps keeping his eyes open for her. He didn't expect to see her dancing. Or to be so utterly enchanted.
He's got it bad, doesn't he.
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It's been a long time since she had the opportunity to dance for herself.
She stretches her arms over her head, and there may be the faint sound of humming - Tchaikovsky, to be more specific.
Either way, she's unaware anyone is watching.
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"Er, hello."
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"Hello."
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