Eric Northman (
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fandomtownies2023-08-14 09:31 am
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The Devil's Nest, Monday Evening
Eric had spent several weeks off in Never You Mind doing None of Your Business (But Probably Some Murders) and was now back in Fandom. He strode into the Devil's Nest and stopped just before walking straight into a life-sized cow make entirely out of butter.
"Iowa State Fair?" he asked Tiny, rubbing the bridge of his nose.
Tiny grumbled an assent.
"Inspired by or stolen from?" he asked.
Tiny's reply was not reassuring.
The Devil's Nest was open, the air conditioning was cranked to stop the stolen butter cow from melting, and the vampire was in.
"Iowa State Fair?" he asked Tiny, rubbing the bridge of his nose.
Tiny grumbled an assent.
"Inspired by or stolen from?" he asked.
Tiny's reply was not reassuring.
The Devil's Nest was open, the air conditioning was cranked to stop the stolen butter cow from melting, and the vampire was in.

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And when he came in, there was a life-sized cow made entirely out of butter in the bar, and he sank into what was his usual spot with a shake of his head and a grin.
"Man, I missed this place." His grin and a nod turned toward the man he was sure absolutely loved having that cow here right now. "Eric. How you been?"
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"Got it," Gladio said. "What's definitely not in Iowa, then?"
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Sure. "Relocate."
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And, a moment later, when he'd realized certain implications: "And is probably not great for all that butter around."
If he ever did make it to Iowa, Gladio was going to be so disappointed....but not in the way you'd expect.
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"It's definitely bad for the butter," Eric said with a smirk. "Drink?"
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Just hook him up with an IV of it, what with these last two weeks.
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The glass came sliding across the bar for him.
"There you are," Eric said, like he'd done anything to make it appear.
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John was mostly quiet, just occasionally alerting Arthur to things he could see, or reassuring him that he was there.
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The glass slid across to Arthur a moment later.
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"Have we spoken before?"
It's not the piano player, Arthur.
"It's always been the guy on the piano before, I think."
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I have no idea, John added.
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"I'm a good listener, too," he added.
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That's an understatement.
"What do you want to know?"