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A Royal OccasionWhen Sameth enters the Bar from the back door, he looks more like a prince than he normally does. His surcoat is long and heavy, red and gold towers are crossed with silver keys on dark blue and he knows how to wear it, the surcoats of the Old Kingdom are made for cold weather and to be worn over mail. He keeps resting his
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However: Trowa is kind of boring sometimes.
Accordingly, even though he's glanced over the specials (and the bar at large, and the patrons by Bar herself, and Sameth), what he says when he arrives at the counter is, "Do you have coffee?"
Well, once Sameth looks at him, anyway. Trowa is content to wait, if things are busy or if Sameth is distracted.
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"Yes, any preference on what kind?"
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Beyond that . . . Trowa grew up on soldiers' campfire coffee. He is really, really not a gourmet.
"Please," he adds, however, as a gesture of sociable good faith. It's not that Trowa doesn't understand manners and small talk; he just doesn't bother with them all that often.
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"Here you are,"
Its strange, he keeps feeling like maybe someone will comment on his surcoat, but perhaps it only means something to him.
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But he's pretty categorically not one to comment on these things.
"Thanks," he says, and switches his e-book reader to his left hand to accept the mug.
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Everyone from more technological worlds seem to have a pad like that with variations.
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"Not right now."
Why-- ah.
"It's for books."
It also has notepad functions, enough to be perfectly useful for taking notes and making at least rudimentary blueprints and diagrams and imaging, along with some basic systems for emailing and phone and such. It's not as handy for all this as a laptop, but it'll work fine in a pinch, especially for people less security-conscious than Gundam pilots. But Trowa tends to hoard information, and anyway, he did bring it here today for the books in its memory.
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It seems such a small thing, but then most electronic things seem to be.
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"Just history."
Trowa is the world's worst book club member. (Which is why he doesn't belong to any book clubs.)
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Well, mostly the development of the ALICE system of computer system coordination, really. But that's not a 'where.'
"It's a colony."
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"Yeah," Trowa agrees.
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Unless he has an ulterior motive, anyway.
Accordingly, he accepts that as a dismissal. He is at least polite enough to raise the coffee mug slightly in a thanks the drink gesture as he turns away.
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