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Honey wrapped his arms around himself, a shiver running down his spine as he hurried down the dark alleyway. Rain was pouring down like there was no tomorrow, and it was miserable. But Honey wouldn't let that get him down. He had a plan in his mind, something he'd been thinking about for quite some time. It was time to let everyone know. He sprang over a shallow puddle, but still managed to splash water over his shoes.
There was a dull green neon sign that signalled a doorway to the right. Honey knew this place well; it was a well-known moddie bar in this part of the city. There wasn't actually an official name for it, but most people just referred to it as Angie's. Drying his hands on his shirt, Honey grabbed the door handle and swung it open, ducking inside the dim interior with a sigh of relief.
Angie's was a comfortable, cozy type of place, where good smells and friendly sounds greeted one before any person did. Honey had been here countless times before, seeking solace and good company among the only ones that would understand him. Only, it seemed like he was the one that would give solace to others. He didn't mind; in fact, giving others inspiration was what inspired him now.
Sitting at a large, round table near the center of the room, Honey extended a hand out and brought up a display from his rings, once again looking over the invite he had sent out to his closest friends. It was early evening, which hopefully meant none of them had been previously occupied.
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There was a dull green neon sign that signalled a doorway to the right. Honey knew this place well; it was a well-known moddie bar in this part of the city. There wasn't actually an official name for it, but most people just referred to it as Angie's. Drying his hands on his shirt, Honey grabbed the door handle and swung it open, ducking inside the dim interior with a sigh of relief.
Angie's was a comfortable, cozy type of place, where good smells and friendly sounds greeted one before any person did. Honey had been here countless times before, seeking solace and good company among the only ones that would understand him. Only, it seemed like he was the one that would give solace to others. He didn't mind; in fact, giving others inspiration was what inspired him now.
Sitting at a large, round table near the center of the room, Honey extended a hand out and brought up a display from his rings, once again looking over the invite he had sent out to his closest friends. It was early evening, which hopefully meant none of them had been previously occupied.