Lady Death spotted him at the bar and wondered at the protein bars. She was curious enough to follow him to his table a moment later and ask. "Good evening."
Lady Death wears a black leather bikini with gold skulls covering the fastenings. At her hip hangs a scabbarded sword, and over her shoulders rests a cape. Every feature of her person (except her silver eyes and blood-red lips) is white.
Ray, as it happened, was in the bar and looking for the cleric. Given what Preston had been destroying before arriving at Milliways, he might have recognized Ray's shirt- the Silver Age Green Lantern logo- or maybe not. It'd been a while.
Anyway, he makes his way over to Preston's table. "Evening, Cleric Preston."
Ray grins. "Right universe, wrong hero. This one's Green Lantern. Superman came from another planet and got raised by Earthlings. Green Lantern- well, I think you'd like him, if you knew the same stories I did. The Green Lanterns were charged with maintaining order and justice throughout the universe, and they had to be both honest and without fear, and have tremendous willpower." His smile gets even wider. "I met one of them here, once..."
Hey, Sarah's good at being distracting, and she's easily distracted by pretty, so, amazing, there's a Sarah, helping herself to the opposite seat as she's prone to do with strangers, "Hello."
Here's a distraction: Someone's sitting at another table, close to Bar, eating pizza and people-watching. Said pizza has pineapple, bacon, and extra cheese on it. But the pizza's not the real puzzle here. The real puzzle is, which gender pronoun completes the equation? Is this a somewhat loudly dressed young woman, or a guy in a skirt? Take a guess, Cleric.
Not to worry; Angel's used to surprising people. And it stands to reason someone's going to notice they're being stared at, right? So, upon tracking down the source of the occasional staring: "You want some pizza?" It's as good a way to start a conversation as any.
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Lady Death wears a black leather bikini with gold skulls covering the fastenings. At her hip hangs a scabbarded sword, and over her shoulders rests a cape. Every feature of her person (except her silver eyes and blood-red lips) is white.
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A pause, "Good Evening."
The smile never leaves his face-but a blush spreads across his cheeks.
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Polite, it's his way...
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Anyway, he makes his way over to Preston's table. "Evening, Cleric Preston."
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The excitement is definately palpable, however Preston won't broach it...
However...that shirt..
"Superman?"
He points at Ray's shirt questioningly.
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Or three.
"Maintaining order and Justice?" He smiles slowly, then a sarcastic smirk crosses his face-
And he stops..
"Honest and without fear." Preston says it softly, "They sound like Clerics."
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"Hello."
He puts his hands around the teacup, "A pleasure."
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She extended a hand, "Sarah Rainmaker. I'll answer to either, and maybe even 'hey you' if you're lucky."
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He grins, "I suppose Hey You as well?"
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But the pizza's not the real puzzle here. The real puzzle is, which gender pronoun completes the equation? Is this a somewhat loudly dressed young woman, or a guy in a skirt?
Take a guess, Cleric.
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He's learning not to be surprised.
However he can't help but staring at this mysterious creature pointedly before returning to his meal...
Still trying to be polite.
politness is key.
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So, upon tracking down the source of the occasional staring: "You want some pizza?"
It's as good a way to start a conversation as any.
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"What..."
His face wrinkles, "I'm sorry I..." he's flailing, "I've never seen that-before because um..."
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Mary Anne takes a seat. On the table.
She studies the protein bars for a moment, poking idly at one. "These things any good?"
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Preston hands her a bar.
"So far I've been told they're tasteless."
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She accepts it and bites off a corner.
"Eh. Tastes like something they'd put in C-rations. Or maybe made out of the boxes the rations came in."
She gestures to Bar. "Sure you don't want something else? When we say anything, we mean anything."
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