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Caritas, Friday Evening
"Don't fuckin' talk to me," Fjord had growled to Tino immediately after setting foot in the bar tonight for his shift. "Not in the mood."
Well. Definitely in a mood. But not that mood. Whatever mood Tino was expecting him to be in. Fjord's mood was decidedly more volatile, a mix of pollen and an ugly start to the week just rolling downhill and picking up speed this morning when, after another dream of glowing eyes that had informed him they were WATCHING and had told him to CONSUME, that there would be a REWARD for doing so, he'd woken up drowning all over again.
So.
That was where Fjord was at today. Tense and more than a little aggro, but he was here at work, because the alternative was at home going out of his mind. Besides, there was some kind of school thing going on tonight that he'd recused himself of on account of not wanting to conduct himself poorly at a school function. How busy could the bar possibly get?
[OOC: Whoooo knooooooows?]
Well. Definitely in a mood. But not that mood. Whatever mood Tino was expecting him to be in. Fjord's mood was decidedly more volatile, a mix of pollen and an ugly start to the week just rolling downhill and picking up speed this morning when, after another dream of glowing eyes that had informed him they were WATCHING and had told him to CONSUME, that there would be a REWARD for doing so, he'd woken up drowning all over again.
So.
That was where Fjord was at today. Tense and more than a little aggro, but he was here at work, because the alternative was at home going out of his mind. Besides, there was some kind of school thing going on tonight that he'd recused himself of on account of not wanting to conduct himself poorly at a school function. How busy could the bar possibly get?
[OOC: Whoooo knooooooows?]

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And what better way than to ask Fjord straight out?
Possibly a few better ways, especially this week, but here she was, walking through the door, despite having told herself not to show up on Fridays anymore.
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Fjord did look up, at least, when Seivarden came in. And then made a point of grunting, reaching for a rag, and cleaning out one of the bar glasses.
Very enthusiastically cleaning out a bar glass.
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"I'll have a beer."
This was absolutely not adressed to Tino.
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"Beer."
You're welcome.
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She took a sip from the glass, then said: "Good week?"
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Which wasn't even his urge, damn it.
HUNGRY, EDDIE.
"I know," Eddie snapped, taking a seat at the bar. "I know. Do you have anything edible back there?"
The last part was really the only thing aimed at Fjord. Sorry, bud.
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"We got beer nuts," Fjord replied, a little more gruffly than usual, hiking up a shoulder in a shrug. "Other'n that, we can get Tino to cook something - I don't suggest it - or we can order delivery for you while you drink. Got a preference?"
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"We got drinks, too," he added, somewhere between amusement and that ever-present state of annoyed that had settled in somewhere around Monday. "You lookin' for drinks or just company for the night?"
... Oh, that hadn't come out right at all.
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"Just the drink," Eddie said, pulling the bowl of nuts close to his chest to compulsively eat. Which wasn't suggestive either.
Because no one needed to be traumatized by his goo-friend just because he was horny.
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It seemed like as good an idea as any to ask Eddie, "What d'you think that's all about?"
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Her fingers tapped anxiously against the edge of the bar without her even really realizing it.
"Just -- beer. Thanks."
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"Bottle or tap?"
Actually more words than he wanted to say today, but here he was, at work, as a bartender. Communication was actually important or something.
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"Doesn't matter."
Alcohol was alcohol, right? Right.
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It was closer.
"Don't like that one, we can try another after. Whatever."
He was easy.
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Octavia accepted the mug a little too gratefully, really. Or greedily. Snorted, too. "If it's gonna get me drunk, it's just fine."
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"You," he snapped at Fjord, "need whiskey. I need whiskey. Do the bartender thing. I'm buying."
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Pouring a lot.
"Whiskey, I can do. Hey, Fenris."
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So, here he was, waving at Fjord a little awkwardly.
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"Peter."
Little more gruff than usual. This week wasn't playing nicely with him at all.
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Because that was what he was super worried about. Karma.
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