Zed doesn't particularly care about the new arrivals, but he does acknowledge them. His natural curiosity and needed knowledge of his surroundings makes it necessary to at least give them a look over when he hears the door open and shut.
Abri doesn't like this one bit. Maybe Paul slipped one of his anti-psychotics into her water. It wouldn't be the first time, but still.
She sighs, narrowing her gaze at the bar and walking in. Her hand is still lingering over her holster. She catches the guy looking at her, though, and arches her brow.
"You're at the end of the universe, we have drinks and food and rooms, no time will pass while you're here, and don't look out the window until you've had something to drink."
Beat.
"Don't try the Atlantean unless you're not human."
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She sighs, narrowing her gaze at the bar and walking in. Her hand is still lingering over her holster. She catches the guy looking at her, though, and arches her brow.
"What the fuck, man?"
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"And I suppose the beer is made of super-special special hops?"
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"Though I'd guess you need an explanation."
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"Habit, sorry," she said by way of explanation, "Uh. Yeah, an explanation would be fucking awesome."
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Beat.
"Don't try the Atlantean unless you're not human."
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"And what do you mean -- not human?" Because where she was from that really only meant one thing.
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