The door to the bar slams open under the (admittedly not all that impressive) weight of a young woman in a black body suit and a cape. Despite the wildly uncontrolled arc of her flight across the room, she tucks and rolls with casual grace so that she's on her feet almost the second she hits the ground. Her stance is ready, an obvious fighting
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(Trowa glanced over fast at the slamming door, though the subtle tension of readiness was nearly invisible. It vanished an instant later, when it became clear that this was Cass and no fight following her.)
Yo, Cass.
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Her head swivels to look directly at Trowa. After all, she'd had plenty of time to scan the room during her brief arc through the air, and she always keeps an eye out for her friends.
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Trowa fails to make any particular gesture of greeting, because such things are unnecessary with Cass. He knows she's seen him, anyway.
And, if she feels so inclined, he is at a table with extra seats.
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Isn't that thoughtful of her?
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He might even have a sip of it!
No promises, though.
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She reaches up and peels her mask back, then lifts an eyebrow ever so slightly. Clearly things are up with Trowa. It is, after all, obvious.
Well. "Obvious".
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He cocks his head at her infinitesimally. "I'm fine," he says.
He thinks she's asking something more specific, or more extensive, than that, but he's not sure of exactly what.
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It's not as bad as it would be if Trowa weren't much better at this than most people. As it is she just leans forward and slurps her shake with an expectant air.
This may not be the best plan as Trowa's not really one to get uncomfortable with expectant silence, certainly not enough to start talking without a prompt of some sort.
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She gives an exaggerated shrug, a sort of universal signifier of a question. Then she points at the rafters without actually looking at them.
What's up, Trowa?
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The problem here is that Trowa interprets that more literally than Cass may intend.
Not seeing anything in particular in the rafters, nor any other reason to be moving upwards nor focusing attention up there, he continues to be bemused.
Sorry, Cass.
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Except Cass can't come up with anything better. Which is sad considering how awful that last attempt had been. So she sighs heavily, foot still tapping in irritation, and sips at her milkshake.
Stupid language barrier.
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"Sorry."
He has a sip of milkshake, which might be the apology continued or might be just because he's thirsty.
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Cass shrugs in what is probably a gesture of acceptance and forgiveness, and leans forward on her elbows. Well... she's exhausted her question-asking abilities...
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