http://vendettaisforv.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] vendettaisforv.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] paixaorpg2008-02-17 12:43 am

This Voracious Caberet [active]

Character(s): Sara, V, and later Cloud, Spirit and Kit.
Content: Sara is absorbing the possible future of her world, in V's company; the joining trio are looking for something to eat.
Setting: Cafe Ereset
Time: Late evening?
Warnings: That's-a spicy meat-aball. Nadda.

They had moved on, in topic and on land, walking towards the café V had mentioned; the man who never stopped smiling led on. He had attempted conversation once or two, but only to the point of being polite; the inquiry after theatre had been one such effort. Afterwards, he was entirely content to carry on as they were, occasionally glancing over---or so one could assume, although it was difficult to tell with the mask he wore---to see how Sara had settled.

The two had reached the café in silence, without incident. V reached the door first, and held it open. “After you, Mademoiselle. If you care for tea, I would suggest the genmaicha, if you haven’t already tried it---and if it’s still in stock. If not…” A small shrug and a nod. “…if not, I daresay earl grey has rarely, if ever, done anyone ill.” Quite the contrary seemed almost certain: ‘Tea does our fancy aid, Repress those vapours which the head invade, and keeps that palace of the soul serene.’ Who was that… Edmund Waller?

[identity profile] 1moregreenjedi.livejournal.com 2008-02-26 04:52 am (UTC)(link)
The nautolan nodded, in agreement to both, but looked down to Cloud, smiled and shrugged, unblinking. "We'll have to share, best we can." The cafe was full, but it wasn't as crowded as some cantinas on Coruscant could be and certainly had been. The seats Spirit indicated were suitable, as was the company; although there seemed to be some lingering upset about the woman, the man was in a fine mood, and Kit was content that their company was inoffensive---the trio was interested in appetizers, rather than antagonizing anyone.

It couldn't hurt to ask.

He moved on to approach, nodding to the table's occupants, smiling again and speaking over the static of other conversations as politely as possible. "I'm sorry to intrude or interrupt, but are these seats free? Considering the crowd, if you wouldn't mind...?"