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basic_powers) wrote2011-01-12 01:49 pm
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Seattle, the invitation for Dinah
He is a man of his word, and one more than capable of figuring out how to get people in and out of his world with little issue. That's why he and Dinah emerge from the third stall of the Unisex bathroom of the Seattle Public Library. It's clean, quiet, and most importantly of all, devoid of security cameras.
"Be this portal ever so humble."
"Be this portal ever so humble."
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"Nice to meet you, Brazil."
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Well.
Alright. There's a coat check on the left, a unisex bathroom on the right and by now Dinah can probably smell food, sweat, perfume and several other things as the music thuds through the doors.
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The advantage of being with her is that she can always raise her voice above the noise. The disadvantage is she has absolutely no shame in visibly checking out the talent.
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And there is plenty to take in, it looks like there's a couple of very bendy cage dancers up tonight in their best Vegas Showgirl outfits. And on the floor itself are many other couples, singles or packs of people moving about to the music.
It's skirting around the edge that has Beauford asking Dinah what kind of drink she wants, before handing her a slim appetizer menu.
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But the appetizer menu is her main source of focus. It has to be hours since she last ate.
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Sweet Potato Fries With Lime Juice and Mint yogurt dipping sauce - $4
Sweet Shrimp Tempura with Dark Fish dipping sauce - $6
Vegetable dip: Roasted Eggplant, Butternut Squash and Spinach spiced with curry and coconut milk, served with pita chips -$6
Mojito Yakitori: Chicken Thighs marinated in lime juice, rum, sugar, mint and mild scallions, grilled on a skewer, 2 skewers a plate - $7
By Special Request: Scotch Egg - $7
Felafel: A warm pita stuffed with chickpea patties, tahini sauce, cucumbers lettuce and tomato
Vegan finger sandwiches: Avocado, tomato, and cucumber on toasted slices of sourdough - $7
Dessert menu on the back
"Alright... Melita! A Dirty Stranger Days Martini with those blue-cheese stuffed olives if you've got any left, and my usual for me!" Beauford calls to the pink and green haired girl with the tattoos tending bar.
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(Really.)
"I just want all of this," she complains. "But I'm going to have to start with the shrimp, or my mouth will never forgive me."
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...what? He's hungry too!
"And could I get an icepack? Had a little incident walking here..."
"...doesn't look like she punched you." Melita comments as Beauford blushes.
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Dinah just gives Melta a smile over her drink.
"Wow, you really weren't kidding about the drinks being great here."
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"Food'll be out in a few, I'll send Jasil up with your order when it's done."
"Thanks Mel."
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Dinah's frowning a little bit, because she's used to old wounds playing up, but to incapacitate someone that badly sounds like it hasn't healed right at all.
...not that she has any medical knowledge at all.
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With that Beauford rolls up the bottom of his shirt, even in the flickering lights, Dinah can probably see the three big circular scars and the lines connecting between them, one just under the ribcage, the other two further down along his side.
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"...Ow."
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"Yeah. You, ah...can kind of see why I didn't make it into the Olympics."
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What? He said he'd use bad humour as a defense mechanism.
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"Ah-hahahaaaaa..."
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"Better finish that drink. I hear mixing painkillers with alcohol is awesome."
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Talking of engines, she's already refueling hers by taking a piece of tempure right off the plate before it's fully set down.
"Nice to meet you."
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"Yep, the one and the same." Beauford supplies, rolling with it as easily as anything. "She wanted to visit Seattle."
"Well such a gentleman for a cousin. You know if she's half as much a tinkerer and engine freak as your uncle is, I might let her peek under Lilac's hood."
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