It's been a long, exhausting week. Evra hasn't been back to his cottage in what seems like ages. He looks forward to spending some time in the comfort of his library. Or--alternatively--in his bed, sound asleep.
He turns his key in the lock and pulls the front door open. Instead of his living room, there is a bar on the other side. He stares at it, looks back over his shoulder, and then turns around and stares at it some more.
He's pretty sure the bar isn't supposed to be there.
The bar is large. It has tables, and a fireplace with couches over there, and a back door to the left of the bar itself. There are no shelves of alcohol behind it; just a wooden counter, with stools.
Well, there's not much he can do here. Evra makes his way over to the counter and settles down on one of the stools. The wood is smooth and polished under his fingertips.
A glass of water appears. Condensation forms on its surface. Water doesn't count as your free first beverage, so if you want anything else, just let me know.
Verbal communication, then. Evra touches a finger to the glass and traces the symbol for solidity on its side. There's a crackle in the air, and the water freezes from bottom to top.
It's not as solid as it's supposed to be, though. Evra supposes that the underlying laws of magic are a bit different here.
He's talking to a sentient countertop. Great. Evra pinches the bridge of his nose, squeezes his eyes shut. There's a significant probability that he's currently dreaming or hallucinating, considering his mental state after he left headquarters.
"I'll have a glass of red wine," he says. He needs it.
The establishment is called Milliways, the Restaurant at the End of the Universe. Its origins are extremely mysterious even to me. And there are a wide variety of patrons from a wide variety of worlds; at the moment only you, but that may change at any time.
"The end of the universe? Temporally or spatially speaking?" Evra hopes it's the latter. The prospect of being wiped out by an exploding star isn't very appealing.
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He turns his key in the lock and pulls the front door open. Instead of his living room, there is a bar on the other side. He stares at it, looks back over his shoulder, and then turns around and stares at it some more.
He's pretty sure the bar isn't supposed to be there.
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Then again, that would require some pretty powerful spatial magic, the likes of which he's never seen before.
He hesitates at his (the bar's?) doorstep, and then walks into the bar.
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In any case, this is a bar, and there is no alcohol. Evra finds this both strange and suspicious.
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He isn't sure how to respond (and who he's responding to, considering the bar is deserted). Vocally? He clears his throat and says, "Just water."
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It's not as solid as it's supposed to be, though. Evra supposes that the underlying laws of magic are a bit different here.
"So, who am I speaking to?"
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He wonders what the bar looks like from the outside.
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"I'll have a glass of red wine," he says. He needs it.
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He rolls the glass stem between his fingers and ponders his next question.
"What is this place, exactly?" He gestures in the air with his free hand. "Did someone create all this? Does anyone else come here?"
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The door opens.
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