(no subject)
It has only been a few days in Twin Peaks since her arrival; long enough, however, for her to recover somewhat, and even to get used to the new clothing. Long enough, as well, for her to recall Cooper having mentioned the disparity in time between the town and Milliways-- which only makes her more likely to take the (admittedly small) risk when she opens the closet door and finds the bar on the other side.
She leaves it open for a moment, first, while she makes a call -- she had paid close attention to Cooper's instructions and practiced with the telephone once or twice, just to be certain -- but all in all, it is not very long before Moiraine steps carefully through the door into Milliways once more.
A short stop by the bar yields her not only a cup of tea, but also three paperback books with a letter, two notes, and a third note attached to a small package wrapped in blue paper.
The Aes Sedai blinks, then takes everything to a nearby table and settles there. As she busies herself with the notes, package, and books, she nevertheless keeps one eye on the room, watching for those who might make good company for the evening.
She leaves it open for a moment, first, while she makes a call -- she had paid close attention to Cooper's instructions and practiced with the telephone once or twice, just to be certain -- but all in all, it is not very long before Moiraine steps carefully through the door into Milliways once more.
A short stop by the bar yields her not only a cup of tea, but also three paperback books with a letter, two notes, and a third note attached to a small package wrapped in blue paper.
The Aes Sedai blinks, then takes everything to a nearby table and settles there. As she busies herself with the notes, package, and books, she nevertheless keeps one eye on the room, watching for those who might make good company for the evening.