Albert Silverberg (
chikaidestroyer) wrote2010-04-17 10:37 pm
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∞ 80: An empty stable [action]
[Despite the overcast skies threatening to turn into rain on Saturday, Albert is out and in his yard. He has cleared out Astrid's old stable and now sits on a bale of hay in front of it. There's a perfectly usable stool right inside the entrance, but the bale of hay is larger and better supports his tall frame.
He glances at his garden, considering working on it today. Instead, he mutters a compliment to Faeren for her assistance with his plants, then leans against the outside of the stable. He then glances at his journal, laying on the bale of hay next to him. There's a lot of things he could be doing today, including riding with Astrid or going grocery shopping. Neither really sounds appealing right now.
He's still feeling that training session from three days ago.]
He glances at his garden, considering working on it today. Instead, he mutters a compliment to Faeren for her assistance with his plants, then leans against the outside of the stable. He then glances at his journal, laying on the bale of hay next to him. There's a lot of things he could be doing today, including riding with Astrid or going grocery shopping. Neither really sounds appealing right now.
He's still feeling that training session from three days ago.]

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After Caesar finishes his own work for the day, though, he does his usual wandering around and contemplating-bothering-the-brother thing that he often does. Of course, seeing Albert outside means he really doesn't have much to contemplate. So he invites himself over, moving Albert's journal to the side and sitting on that nice bale of hay. He lets out a tired yawn before he speaks up in an equally tired voice.]
Still a jerk.
[He doesn't sound as annoyed as he did, say, three days ago, and his words are purposely childish. He's just being silly.]
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Still whining.
[He doesn't care how it comes across. It's just Caesar, and the tone has already been set for a not-serious meeting. For now, at least.]
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You look terribly busy today.
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I cleared out my horse's stable. What did you do today?
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[It went without saying that the only really important thing he had to do was make sure that wall was built. But convincing Albert that he actually did work was always such a hassle, so he was perfectly fine with him assuming he hadn't done anything at all.]
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[And he isn't at all surprised that Caesar doesn't give a clear answer.]
So you thought it would be a good idea to come over today.
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[He pauses, taking a moment to stretch his legs. Still sore. He nods slightly.] Sure, why not? After all that hard work you did today, it looks like you could use a break anyway.
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It's early evening when she returns to the house, the sky still dark and threatening, with even a few drops of rain here and there.]
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Good evening.
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Good evening, Albert.
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I was just thinking of what this space would be used for now.
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Albert! [She calls out, hurrying within non-shouting distance.]
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Good afternoon, Buffy.
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Keeping busy?
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May I help you with something?
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No, just out walking... [ It feels like a lame lie even to him. ]
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I was beginning to wonder when I would meet you in person. Dr. McCoy.
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[ He refrains from using air quotes when referring to the medical facilities in the village. ] ... Silverburg, isn't it?
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Albert Silverberg. And I would hope not to become a regular visitor of the clinic, with a healer in the house.
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