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tvk2011-10-03 10:05 pm
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Second lecture -- action
[Today was October 3rd.]
[For most people, this was probably a day like any other, except perhaps for that whole bodies thing that was going on at the shore. That was, really, a bit disturbing and unsettling, of course. Though Lord El-Melloi was as concerned about the whole situation as anyone else was, without any further information and the usual suspects ruled out, there was little that he could do about it. The police were investigating, and getting in their way would not be helping anything, even if he might have liked to get a better look at things himself.]
[Aside from that, it was also his birthday. Figures.]
[Lord El-Melloi II was thirty years old today, and he was going to spend the evening as he did every year, which was with a glass of gin and tonic to keep him companyand if he'd had a video game system, he'd be playing games in his boxers while he drank it, like the classy motherfucker he was. Birthday parties were for children, not magi of high standing. Besides that, it wasn't as though he really had very many people to celebrate it with, even if it had been appropriate.]
[Which it wasn't. Could you imagine anyone with a 'lord' in their name wearing a party hat? Inconceivable.]
[He was perfectly content to sit in a bar with his gin and tonic and his dignity, anyway.]
[For most people, this was probably a day like any other, except perhaps for that whole bodies thing that was going on at the shore. That was, really, a bit disturbing and unsettling, of course. Though Lord El-Melloi was as concerned about the whole situation as anyone else was, without any further information and the usual suspects ruled out, there was little that he could do about it. The police were investigating, and getting in their way would not be helping anything, even if he might have liked to get a better look at things himself.]
[Aside from that, it was also his birthday. Figures.]
[Lord El-Melloi II was thirty years old today, and he was going to spend the evening as he did every year, which was with a glass of gin and tonic to keep him company
[Which it wasn't. Could you imagine anyone with a 'lord' in their name wearing a party hat? Inconceivable.]
[He was perfectly content to sit in a bar with his gin and tonic and his dignity, anyway.]

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How's it going?
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[And guess who wasn't much in the mood for conversation?]
[Then again, he was
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Yes, I am. I've hardly been here a week.
[The dry, 'why are you bothering me' expression on his face was going to be lost on Ryuunosuke, wasn't it.]
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[Sip. He was going to be nursing that one drink for the next two hours. Though he drank a little now-- it was difficult to avoid alcohol when it was so often a social lubricant and he was stuck at so many social events-- he was still a lightweight and didn't like the taste much more now than he did when he was younger.]
Are you looking for someone?
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[Dammit.]
Saber may be right, she may not be. There doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason to who is here and who isn't.
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We had a discussion about this. I think there was some kind of 'power of love' thing mentioned.
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...Dare I even ask what you mean by that?
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[Alcohol was the number one coping mechanism in medieval Ireland, and boy did he have a lot to be coping with. So much that hed even risk being in the same building as Ryuunosuke.]
[Sup, Waver. There's a glasses-wearing Servant a short distance away from you drinking god only knows what.]
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[Eventually.]
[Clearly this was the most manly of stoic silences.]
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[Indeed it was. If Lancer noticed him at all, he didn't say anything.]
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[That's fine with him. What was being social, anyway.]
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[Eventually he'd get a little curious.]
...Rough day, I take it.
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[At least this one didn't involve Zelretch.]
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[At least he wasn't dead or talking to Kayneth.]
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[Small mercies, man.]
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[Sip.]
I sure as hell don't want to have to deal with her, though.
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[Can you tell that there are years of frustration here.]
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I can't honestly claim to be surprised.
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[So he'll just keep on drinking.]
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[You and him both.]
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[Gotta get a new scout. Luckily, neither Waver or Uryuu know his face.]
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[He just wants to drink his gin and tonic in peace.]
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[He'll just be over here, lighting up a cigar to go with his drink.]
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