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[sky_high_max]

There's a loud slam as the door flies open...

And an equally loud slam as the girl responsible for launching it open crashes headlong into the nearest tables. Thus toppling them, their patrons, and all food thereon.

Ouch.

Er... Sorry about that.

...Ouch.

In retrospect, that might not be the wisest place to sit in the future, eh?

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[amanda_darieux]

At the sound Amanda gets up from the couch by the observation window to help.

"Are you alright?"

[sky_high_max]

She's sitting up, dusting herself off.

"I think so..."

...God, cereal in her lap. And apparently in her hair.

[amanda_darieux]

Starting to help the girl clean out some of the cereal and helping her up if she will accept it. "Lets get you a towel." she waives over a wait-rat.

[sky_high_max]

"That'd be wonderful..."

She sighs, shaking out her shirt as she starts to stand up.

Legs are working, that's good. And her head doesn't hurt too much...

[sky_high_max]

Woah Nelly indeed.

Did she hit her head that hard? It's obviously Milliways, but even here, talking giant turtles?

[sky_high_max]

She kind of looks between her own hand and his, trying not to look too confused.

"Two," she announces. If those count as fingers.

[amazongeneral]

She vaulted the back of the chair she was sitting in as the furniture started coming at her, and jumped clear of the table pileup rolling from the epicenter. But she's also dripping with tea as she picks up a chair automatically, ready to deal with the harp--

Oh. That's not a harpy. Philippus puts the chair down and rights a table, picking her way through a spread of chili. "Are you all right?"

[sky_high_max]

Max's eyes are wide and her arms are up, ready to block or punch.

Only one of her wings is spread though.

"Maybe?" She answers, still looking startled.

[amazongeneral]

She looks startled? Philippus reminds anyone who's forgotten that she's wearing her tea, but five seconds ago was not. "What happened?"

It seems a good place to start. She picks another chair up, putting it neatly beside the first.