[written]I don't suppose anyone has measured just how deep the snow is now? There haven't been long enough breaks in the weather to allow the snow to melt significantly
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[One of those rare written responses from the Slayer. Usually, she neglects to reply by writing. Usually, she's a lot happier to just blurt out her answers whether the original message was written, spoken, whatever. But this time? Oh, she's mixing it up a bit. What else is a bed-confined girl to do?]
Snowed in? That happens?
[The words do come slowly. After all, her right side is the injured one.]
[So rare in fact are the Slayer's written responses that Albert may not know it's in fact her responding. That is, if she isn't projecting her image through the journal, too.]
It has not happened yet, no. But we should always be wary when the Malnosso can change the weather on a whim.
[Oh, there's definite projection going on. The journal, propped on her knees in a way Doctor McCoy would doubtless tell her was not conducive to healing, is facing her--looking composed but tinged with a bit of exhaustion.]
What if it happens? Is it enough of a worry to need a contingency plan?
[She's...unsurprisingly less wordy and run-off-at-the-mouth when she writes. Saves effort.]
Huh? [Oops. Good thing that was all he said, or this could have been a bit awkward.] No, no, I'm sure that you and boredom have a direct correlation. But something seems off today.
[Today Lilly had planned to to to the bar because of that visit with Guy and everything, but rather than ice cream or iced tea, she sees something she would enjoy more. She seats herself across from Albert and slams her fist on the table.]
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Snowed in? That happens?
[The words do come slowly. After all, her right side is the injured one.]
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It has not happened yet, no. But we should always be wary when the Malnosso can change the weather on a whim.
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What if it happens? Is it enough of a worry to need a contingency plan?
[She's...unsurprisingly less wordy and run-off-at-the-mouth when she writes. Saves effort.]
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[Sometimes he likes to have some faith in humanity.]
Those who don't normally live within the village, and any new arrivals, would be most at risk.
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Bored? Or something else...?
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Should I be immune to boredom?
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I don't like you.
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You've made that quite obvious, Miss Pendragon. [He takes a sip of his drink.]
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Well I think it needed to be said.
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