[ He wasn't quite sure how he'd ended up back in this place after dreaming about it, but... well, he'd figure that out later. There was quite obviously a lot going on here he had yet to grasp. (Wherever 'here' was; he'd have to study up on this place a bit more in the meantime.) There is a pause as he looks about the Plane, a tap from his cane to
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Tea is best enjoyed with company; there's no reason not to uninvite others, after all!
[ A smile, and a sleeve is flopped in your direction. That's a yes, in case it was rather unclear, which Break tends to be. ]
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Why, I daresay that should apply to most things! It's simply common sense one should avoid crashing into anything. It would end up quite messy for everyone involved, particularly once the tea was spilled!
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It would be a tragedy indeed to see tea spilled in such a manner. But spilled secrets cannot be cleaned up as easily as spilled tea.
[ Four, five... six. Six spoonfuls. DIABETES? PFFFT, HE DOESN'T CARE. ] But just how tragic it is depends entirely upon the secrets being spilled~
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I would imagine anyone who was killed would be hurt, possibly in more ways than one!
[ LOOK AT THIS INNOCENT FACE. He wouldn't harm a fly. Really. ]
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I am known as Xerxes Break. And who might I have the pleasure of conversing with? Though, I do rather fancy the sound of 'Mister Party Crasher,' it's something of a mouthful.
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I find this place to be quite curious. I suppose one could say, however, that just how it is curious is a curiosity in itself.
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[ The tea is drained from his cup, and sat down with a pleasant little clink. Break decides to get to the point. ]
To be frank, however, I had rather expected less than this, although I had not expected nothing. Though it is very easy to receive more than it is to receive less than nothing, one does not generally find themselves given quite as much as this, I might say.
Especially when one does not ask to be given it. So tell me, Mister Irving... just how often do you see people wander into this space?
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[ Break now takes this opportunity to pop a candy into his mouth (who knows where it came from) in contemplation. He continues on, speaking clearly despite this. ]
Of course, if they miss their own world so very much, that is the natural place to go. And that is what this is, is it not? Another 'space,' one of possibly quite more.
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