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[alorn_bear]

It's been a busy couple of days in Mongolia, so Belar's been dividing his attention more than he really likes. Today, though, he's got everything back home nailed down. The sign he puts up on the table in front of him reads:

SECURITY MEMBER ON DUTY

If I'm Not Here, Look For The Glowing Blue GuyHe figures that's simple enough. Oh, and he's turning

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[mysideyourside]

Stark gives Belar a smile when he approaches today. "It is good to see you," he says.

[alorn_bear]

"Morning!" says Belar cheerfully. "What can I do for you, sir?"

[mysideyourside]

Stark shakes his head. "There is nothing, nothing that I truly wish of you," he says. "I merely wished to greet you."

[alorn_bear]

"Fair enough," says Belar amiably. "Good to see you too. Always good to see people in a good mood going about their daily lives."

[eight_or_eleven]

Even if he wasn't blue, she'd still know his face.

"Hello Belar."

Like the last time, she's flanked by one lion-hers-today.

[alorn_bear]

Belar looks up and waves. "Hey there," he says. "How's it going?"

[eight_or_eleven]

"Reasonably well."

Though there is the fact that the cubs are preparing to go home.

It saddens her.

"And you?"

[alorn_bear]

"Eh, doing all right," says Belar. "Keeping an eye on this year's Olympic games and all the fuss going on about 'em. My people have a couple of the slots on the Mongolian national archery team, so it's kind of a big deal for us."

[ever_lovin]

"Security eh? I'm Benjamin Grimm." Ben says with an outstretched hand.

It's always been good to introduce yourself to the security if oyu see them. Tends to make things less ugly if they get messy. Plus it's just plain respect. The guys have a tough job.

[alorn_bear]

Belar looks up and shakes the offered hand. "Belar," he says. "Belar Ulsson if you really need to use a last name. Pleased to meet you, dude."

[ever_lovin]

"Belar? Pleasure."

Ben takes a minute to look around the bar. Again.

"You must have a very interesting job here."

[alorn_bear]

"That's one way of putting it," Belar says. "Most of the time I get the heavy hitters, and the people who've just come in and gotten really confused. And believe me, there's a lot of both."