Eric Northman (
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fandomtownies2023-05-15 10:41 am
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The Devil's Nest, Monday evening
Well, Eric supposed it had only been a matter of time before Tiny was back on his bullshit. Today Eric came into the bar to find Tiny putting the finishing touches on a scale model of a prototype of a newly renovated Luke's made entirely out of cocktail hot dogs.
"I'm pretty sure Duke has already finalized his plans," Eric said when he could finally form a sentence that didn't include the words "what the tap dancing hell." "He probably doesn't need to see your, um, vision of his diner rendered in pork."
Tiny rumbled a response.
"Oh, you think the restaurant should be constructed out of hot dogs," Eric said.
Another rumble.
"Well, naturally, they should be kosher."
Eric was in his usual place, hitting the vodka slightly heavier than strictly necessary, and the Devil's Nest smelled a little like canned meat juice. Hopefully that would air out before Annie's shift on Thursday?
"I'm pretty sure Duke has already finalized his plans," Eric said when he could finally form a sentence that didn't include the words "what the tap dancing hell." "He probably doesn't need to see your, um, vision of his diner rendered in pork."
Tiny rumbled a response.
"Oh, you think the restaurant should be constructed out of hot dogs," Eric said.
Another rumble.
"Well, naturally, they should be kosher."
Eric was in his usual place, hitting the vodka slightly heavier than strictly necessary, and the Devil's Nest smelled a little like canned meat juice. Hopefully that would air out before Annie's shift on Thursday?

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Now, a restaurant made out of Cup NoodlesTM, on the other hand....that would have his attention.
Well, the cocktail hot dog model did, too, in passing, on his way to his usual spot at the bar.
"Eric." There was sympathy in his nod there.
"Tiny." Reluctance in his nod there.
And then back to Eric. "How's it going?"
He figured he'd open it to the option of just entirely ignoring it.
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Not very hard, mind you, but a modicum of effort had been made.
"I'd offer to buy you a drink, but, well, seems a little superfluous."
Considering he owned the place and everything.
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The pendulum had continued swinging, this time back toward the middle, for a little while, anyway.
"Caught up on some reading."
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(On a scale of Octavia, anyway. It was not that drastic of a look by most other people's standards.)
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'How?' would also have been a good question, but Octavia felt like that was about to become all too apparent any second now.
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"Duke's not going to go for a sausage diner," she told Tiny. Paused, breathed in -- and immediately regretted it. "And it smells disgusting in here."
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Which she was now seriously considering, yes.
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As if she'd shown up here completely by accident, yes. Shush.
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She rolled her eyes. It seemed to land her gaze right on Tiny's latest monstrosity again, though she was quick to avert her eyes.
"Fine."
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She followed.
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