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At the end of the universe, as in all worlds, some things are complicated and some are very simple.
Arranging a suitable suite of rooms for the duration -- really only two adjoining ones with a single connecting door, located just down the hall from Moiraine's now-sealed study -- had been simple, and the Aes Sedai had done so in advance, just in case. More complicated had been her disjointed explanation of this fact to Cooper, but understanding took only a few minutes to obtain.
Even still more complicated, as it turns out, had been the issue of coffee versus tea, and the need for a constant supply of both. Although something temporary had hastily been arranged with the waitrats, it seems likely that there will be further discussion on that matter-- disjointed or not.
At the moment, however, Moiraine and Cooper are sitting comfortably enough at a corner table. He has a clear view of the room, with every angle of approach visible. She is seated at a ninety-degree angle from him, and her careful focus is on the cards laid out on the table itself.
"The game of Go Fish," Cooper says, "is not at all like Go, despite the name."
The Aes Sedai just stares at him.
[OOC: The explanation here still applies!]
Arranging a suitable suite of rooms for the duration -- really only two adjoining ones with a single connecting door, located just down the hall from Moiraine's now-sealed study -- had been simple, and the Aes Sedai had done so in advance, just in case. More complicated had been her disjointed explanation of this fact to Cooper, but understanding took only a few minutes to obtain.
Even still more complicated, as it turns out, had been the issue of coffee versus tea, and the need for a constant supply of both. Although something temporary had hastily been arranged with the waitrats, it seems likely that there will be further discussion on that matter-- disjointed or not.
At the moment, however, Moiraine and Cooper are sitting comfortably enough at a corner table. He has a clear view of the room, with every angle of approach visible. She is seated at a ninety-degree angle from him, and her careful focus is on the cards laid out on the table itself.
"The game of Go Fish," Cooper says, "is not at all like Go, despite the name."
The Aes Sedai just stares at him.
[OOC: The explanation here still applies!]