Lilliane followed the stranger down the street and into the establishment, which she wasn't yet sure whether it was a cafe or a bar or something in-between. As she sat down at the table, she thought she thought she was ready for whatever the stranger would tell her. Which, as became apparent, was not the case.
"Another world..." she muttered, clear disbelief in her tone, "by magic..." As she did so, she stared at the stranger with wide eyes. This had to be some weird cult after all. Maybe this was their scheme, abducting people and then making them believe they were in some kind of fantasy world.
"Um, I'm sorry, I-" Already about to get up and leave, she was interrupted by the table suddenly being knocked over and almost taking her down with it. Gathering her bearings, she now saw the man who had knocked the table over punching the bartender.
For a moment Lilliane simply stared at the scene unraveling before her at the bar. Blinked twice. Then stared at the person she had been talking to. Then back to the Bar. "What the fuck?" Another statement made mostly without realising.
Looking back at the person she had been speaking to, she said: "I, uh, we, uh, I should leave." To be honest, right now she wasn't sure whether she wanted to stick around with this stranger or not.
"Another world..." she muttered, clear disbelief in her tone, "by magic..." As she did so, she stared at the stranger with wide eyes. This had to be some weird cult after all. Maybe this was their scheme, abducting people and then making them believe they were in some kind of fantasy world.
"Um, I'm sorry, I-" Already about to get up and leave, she was interrupted by the table suddenly being knocked over and almost taking her down with it. Gathering her bearings, she now saw the man who had knocked the table over punching the bartender.
For a moment Lilliane simply stared at the scene unraveling before her at the bar. Blinked twice. Then stared at the person she had been talking to. Then back to the Bar. "What the fuck?" Another statement made mostly without realising.
Looking back at the person she had been speaking to, she said: "I, uh, we, uh, I should leave." To be honest, right now she wasn't sure whether she wanted to stick around with this stranger or not.
Lilliane
