A large, lanky boy with a knapsack full of school books drops into the other side of the booth.
"Sorry," he says shortly. "Can't find an empty one. You just-- do your thing, with your... guns, and I'll sit here quiet-like and read. That sound like a plan to you? Does to me."
A wildly-colored and furry face appears, or half-appears, over the top of the booth walls across from her; also, leathery black fingertips curl over the edge.
Monkey's eyes are bright and clever, and smoke-reddened; there's an iron crown around his brow. And that's about all of him that's currently visible.
Lucy blinks momentarily at the accent--it's not one she hears much here or at home--but smiles again. "Not really. I've just--well, not quite lost one, but she's gone off somewhere, and I'm always a bit nervous when I don't know where she is. And I've lost my manners, too, it seems. Lucy Pevensie."
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"Sorry," he says shortly. "Can't find an empty one. You just-- do your thing, with your... guns, and I'll sit here quiet-like and read. That sound like a plan to you? Does to me."
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Monkey's eyes are bright and clever, and smoke-reddened; there's an iron crown around his brow. And that's about all of him that's currently visible.
He's not frightened, just curious.
And weird.
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"Probably not. There isn't much I can't do, and what I can't do, I doubt you can."
He somersalts over the wall, and flops into the booth as if he's got no bones, or as if he were one large rock.
Fancy that.
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Well, cue blonde looking around vaguely before stopping.
"Excuse me, but--well, this will sound silly, but have you seen a rather small purple dragon?"
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"Do you often lose rather small purple dragons?"
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