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What he has are...well. A tower of macarons, an actual full-blown dress, a handmade toy shaped like the Moulin Rouge with a real! moving! windmill!, and more trinkets. ]
Iona! You should've woken me up that day, but I'm here! I'm back!
[ He barges in, forgetting that there may be other customers here... please notice him... ]
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[There's a few kids and young adults, some who have seen Gus before and even wave to him, one asking, "Are you gonna be our waiter again?"
Hei, on the other hand is completely and 100% baffled by this tall customer who comes barging in loudly without any regard for the peace!! And what are ALL of these things he's carrying? For Iona?? Oren didn't mention this!!!
Oren doesn't tell him anything unless he feels like itThe warlock has the unfortunate trait of being mild-mannered so he coughs into his hand and tries to get Gus's attention.]
Ah, sir?? I can take those for you if you'd like. Iona won't be back for at least another hour.
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I could be persuaded to wear an apron again—
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He whirls on this stranger, narrows his eyes in scrutiny... ]
You're not Iona.
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No. No I'm not.
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[ Gus?? So rude to other guys, truly... ]
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He manages to remain civil enough though.]
I... I hope I don't look heavy. Then I'd have something else to worry about.
You can call me Hei. I'm just helping out temporarily in place of Miss Oakes. And you are...??
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[ A vague sense of wariness and a moment of silent consideration on his part later, Gus finally settles down, puts all his things down on the nearest open table in a 'neat' pile. ]
I'm a...friend, I guess? Not the magical kind, unless you count my charm.
[ u tried gus ]
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There are like millions of rebuttals and finger waggings and reactions Hei could have dished out because Iona Oakes has clearly and blatantly violated some of the most key laws of magickind's existence. Mainly, the secrecy part.
Although, then again. It's in the Midnight Grind.]
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A pleasure to meet you then, Gustave. Had it been anywhere else, but here, I'm afraid I would have had to take some action. Miss Iona wouldn't be very happy with me though, so count yourself as fortunate.
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After all, it's not so great, being told that you're only being 'tolerated'. ]
"Take some action", huh. Like what, kicked me out? Used a spell to make me forget about this? Turned me into a frog?
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[AW YEAH, HE GETS TO BE THE BIG BOSS; most people who know Hei tend to overlook him or underestimate how in control he could be. He continues to be pleasant to Gus.]
As I said, Miss Iona would be displeased, especially if I was untoward to a repeat customer. I'm assuming the "repeat" is correct?
[The warlock glances at the small hill of gifts. That is a nice dress...]
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Okay, he gets it. He's not magic, he shouldn't be here. Yeah.
Hmph. ]
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Mature. ]
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S-Sir?! What on earth was that for?!
[well, his calm disappeared quickly]
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[ Cupping his mouth as he's saying this, beckoning to a few kids sitting near him to join him in this chorus.
Again: mature. ]
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She's busy with other obligations, mainly the educational and artistic kind. It's not within my power to call her back.
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[ Gus trails off, mostly because no one is joining him in this crusade?! Traitors.
A hmph, and he sprawls himself in his chair. ]
Yeah, yeah. I can wait, you don't need to be a magic person to wait.
[ warlock...the word you're looking for is warlock, Gus. ]
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[The other customers are laughing
atwith him at least?! Hei decides not to correct him, since it seems Iona didn't tell him all that much.There are more important questions at hand here.]
So... All of those gifts are for her?
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It's not for you, that's for sure.
[ BUT WAIT. THIS IS A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. He holds up the dress that he's brought, furrows his brows. ]
But while you're here, tell me what color Iona likes! Does she like red...
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[Wait, why does he have to tell you such valuable information?!]
Actually. I have to ask, are you her new boy--...
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[The looming presence of Oren emerges from the kitchen with a tray of drinks to be served to an awaiting table. The golem had already heard the loud Frenchman from the back, but regardless, greets him, drywall-like as usual.]
You're back. Met Hei.
[Hei shifts a little when Oren comes out. The both of them are civil with each other, but...]
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Perking up, he gives the golem a wave. ]
Afternoon, Oren! Looking as chipper as ever.
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[Oren is... Well, who knows how he feels about seeing Gus again because he knows he's not the reason for the visit. Hei is still looking at the gifts wearily and Oren casts a glance at them.]
For her? Relentless.
[oren, was that a compliment or...? Even Hei looks confused by his choice of words.]
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Brushing that jab aside for now, he holds up the dress in Oren's general direction this time around, looking incredibly pleased with himself. ]
For her, who else? I made her something too, so you're going to have to put up with me until she comes back.
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