When Red walks in tonight he's not alone. He's escorting someone in a suit, the guy hanging on Red with an arm around Red's shoulders, and Red has him by the waist
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A bony, avian alien in blue armor nudges the balloon-headed man in the side to get the over sized doll's attention. "Your friend doesn't talk much," he growls conspiratorially to the yellow balloon, glancing sidelong at the large, red humanoid.
There's a tall redhead sitting at the next table, sprawled across two chairs with her boots up on top of a stack of files beside an empty plate.
(Her poor mother did teach her that her feet don't belong on a surface that people eat off of. Unfortunately, Plourr wasn't the most obedient child.)
From the looks of the magazine that she's holding up high enough to read, she probably isn't doing much work anymore. The title declares it to be the spring 2007 issue of Guns and Ammo; the occasional snicker escapes from behind it. She's wearing a pretty nondescript outfit -- fitted trousers, knee-high boots, a loose green tunic, and a black vest, her hair pulled into a ponytail.
When the noisy shuffle of someone taking a seat at the next table reaches her, Plourr shoots an uninterested half-glance over the top of her magazine.
After a moment, she slowly lowers the magazine, her eyebrows furrowed.
Red is chatting up his inanimate friend when he gets that feeling of being watched.
Glancing at the woman with the magazine, Red leans over towards the stuffed man and stage whispers behind his hand rather loudly, "Hey, Jimbo, I think she's checkin' you out."
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"Your friend doesn't talk much," he growls conspiratorially to the yellow balloon, glancing sidelong at the large, red humanoid.
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"Hey, Jimbo! Guy's tryin' ta talk to you!"
Shouting at the dummy gets no response, and Red shrugs again.
"Some people, right?"
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Red takes a drink of his beer and looks the other guy over.
"You know Jimbo. I'm Hellboy, people call me Red."
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(Her poor mother did teach her that her feet don't belong on a surface that people eat off of. Unfortunately, Plourr wasn't the most obedient child.)
From the looks of the magazine that she's holding up high enough to read, she probably isn't doing much work anymore. The title declares it to be the spring 2007 issue of Guns and Ammo; the occasional snicker escapes from behind it. She's wearing a pretty nondescript outfit -- fitted trousers, knee-high boots, a loose green tunic, and a black vest, her hair pulled into a ponytail.
When the noisy shuffle of someone taking a seat at the next table reaches her, Plourr shoots an uninterested half-glance over the top of her magazine.
After a moment, she slowly lowers the magazine, her eyebrows furrowed.
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Glancing at the woman with the magazine, Red leans over towards the stuffed man and stage whispers behind his hand rather loudly, "Hey, Jimbo, I think she's checkin' you out."
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Red leans back in his chair and jabs a thumb in the stuffed guy's direction.
The balloon sways a bit, it's squiggled on smile wide and dopey.
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And regards him steadily, a thoughtful smile spreading over her face.
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He glances at his balloon headed friend, then looks back at the woman, head tilting slightly in question.
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"Hey! Who's your buddy?"
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"This is Jimbo. He's uh, kinda quiet."
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"New agent at the bureau."
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Enzo is smirking, but honestly, he's not entirely certain Red doesn't mean it. This is the BPRD, after all.
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"Yep, special division. I'm just showin' him the ropes, letting him know what's what. How're you, kid?"
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