Some time during the afternoon, two completely different people, upon noticing that the bar had been unmanned for quite some time, came to the exact same conclusion and had the exact same solution
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Surprisingly enough, that was one of the few vocabulary words that Remy actually knew.
He smiled, "T'ink I've got just t'thing." It was only a moment's work to mix and torch the shot, letting it burn for a moment before blowing it out and setting it in front of her, "Flamin' Confed'rate."
He very nearly chortled at that response, shaking his head and pouring Pickles something more substantial, "Y'should know bettern' to say things like t'at mon ami."
He laughed, not about to argue with that logic, getting tea from bar and adding just enough bourbon to flare impressively, "There y'are. And since y'invented it y'get to name it, s'how these things work, non?"
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And thinking and thinking and thinking.
And all of that thinking made her realize that she wouldn't mind a drink right about now.
So there's a still glum but not as glum as before Guildmaster approaching the bar.
"Any drink on fire?" she reads.
The fact that there's a little bit of amusement in her voice, even if it's only a tiny trace, is a good sign.
"What do you recommend?"
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A soft sigh, one that might be hard to catch.
"Have anything to serve as a nepenthe?"
Teacher + depressing mood + poetry books = expanded vocabulary.
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He smiled, "T'ink I've got just t'thing." It was only a moment's work to mix and torch the shot, letting it burn for a moment before blowing it out and setting it in front of her, "Flamin' Confed'rate."
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Smirking and altogether smug.
"Hey, sparky. Gimme yer fave." Of course, this was directed to his favorite Cajun.
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Smug smug smuggety smug.
Pickles? Yeah, he probably knew exactly what it was
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"Fuck you, Remy."
:D
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This is a serious question.
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Of course, she'd actually have to ask for him to test this theory.
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