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Devil's Nest | Monday Night
Annie was clearly distracted as she took her place behind the bar tonight. As a means to avoid the temptation to drink at work -- even something as innocuous as a Shirley Temple (the sugar) -- Annie had brought a tall tumbler of some kind of green juice to sip on. Granted, mostly she was just sort of annoyed about it, rather than, like, basking in her newfound health benefits, but it was probably a better choice than the beer she really wanted.
She was also trying to be a little more active tonight, even through her distraction, and kept finding reasons to go look in cabinets and pace around and basically just annoy the utter shit out of Tiny. Part of it was that she actually felt compelled to hit her step count today; part of it was that she was, honestly, just kind of anxious and trying to burn it off a little.
The Devil's Nest was open, even if the bartender was busy with her phone and her juice and her nerves.
She was also trying to be a little more active tonight, even through her distraction, and kept finding reasons to go look in cabinets and pace around and basically just annoy the utter shit out of Tiny. Part of it was that she actually felt compelled to hit her step count today; part of it was that she was, honestly, just kind of anxious and trying to burn it off a little.
The Devil's Nest was open, even if the bartender was busy with her phone and her juice and her nerves.
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So tonight was a two-birds-one-stone kind of thing, because she could grab a drink to celebrate a job well done, as well as maybe peek in in how those axes were doing, because pestering Eric about those was...occasionally successful?
But, celebratory drink first!
"Any good ales you might recommend?"
You could literally put dish water in front of her and she'd be fine, Annie. Amaya wasn't picky. Many of the ales she'd had over the years practically were dishwater, so...
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Not that she'd know an ale from a lager without it being labeled as such, but still.
"I've got Resurrection Ale, which is pretty good and local to Baltimore?" Annie offered, gesturing to the tap with a little smile. "It's really...beer-y."
Such a good bartender. Look at that description.
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"Sounds like just the thing!" she said, with more enthusiasm than you'd expect from someone who would have been fine with anything. "I'll take it! Thanks."
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Of course, they'd met as teenagers, but that hardly counted.
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So the comment got a shrug. "Small island, lots of familiar faces floating around in passing," she reasoned, "from events and whatnot. But it's good to meet'cha, Annie. I'm Amaya. Amaya Blackstone. Local blacksmith around here, so if you need any good old fashioned weapons, armor, or contraptions, I'm your gal. Or even if you just need your current weapons, armors, and contraptions sharpened or upgraded."
Look. If there's one thing all her time here had shown her, it was that any introduction was an opportunity for a project.
"I also teach," because didn't everyone?, "up at the school."
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Being from, like, twenty-first century Iowa and all.
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Given that Rey was not old enough to drink in the Grownups Only bar, and all, even if Annie was reasonably sure she could earn Eric's forgiveness pretty easily if she was busted serving someone under twenty-one.
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And since it was Rey, she went ahead and added, "Kind of nervous. I'm sort of up for, like, a big job back home."
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“Hey, you,” he greeted Annie. “How’s it going?”
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And yeah, he was pretty much operating on the assumption that she’d get the job.
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"Hey," she said pulling out papers and organizing them on the bar. "Bourbon."
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Well, her bar for the night. You know. Really Eric's bar.
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Honestly she'd be drinking cheap bourbon anywhere for any reason this is just the excuse she has today.
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