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Rylan returned Nasir's grin. "Standing offer," he said as the younger man returned with the orange juice. Most everyone seemed to be keeping themselves as busy as they could in troubling times. This was all beyond their realm of understanding, Rylan suspected.

"It's unnerving, alright," he said to Ken with a grim nod. "We could barely get the engine through the streets yesterday responding to a crash near Waite State Park. And that was before it all just closed in like this."

Now, it was like walking through a wall of fog, and even Rylan, who was used to tight spaces, felt a little claustrophobic.

He turned to the breakfast plate, trying to decide what to eat first. A little bit of the sweet, maybe, to start the morning off. He had a tendency to practically inhale his food, and had polished off almost three quarters of the pancakes by the time he answered Ken's question.

"Some weird weather system would be the most logical guess, but you're right, the news and the weather station have yet to mention anything of the sort," he said. "I'd like to think it's all just a huge coincidence, the fog and the disappearances. But maybe it's not." Which was infinitely creepier. "What do you think?"

From the back hall came a sleepy looking person in oversized layers of clothing. Anyone would familiar with Wil would recognize the animal backpack he carried at all times, others may not until he flipped his hood back to reveal messy blonde curls and sleep glazed eyes. He was the kind of person that you saw everywhere, hanging on street corners, offering tarot readings in alleys, selling weed to your dad, doing a chalk drawing with a small hat out for tips- He was Ashdown's college layout.

Wil passed Lina with a sleepy smile, "Mornin.." And also stole a bit of food off of someone's plate.

Borr, spotting the blonde, huffed, "Outside Wil. No smoking in here."

Wil, still chewing his food, gave a thumbs up in a baggy sleeve as he made his way to the front and threw the door open to the fog.

Somewhere from the kitchen, from where Nasir had went to get coffee, he called out. "Wil! You have your own roll! Don't pinch something from Meli's!"

It was too late.

Born of one too many scary movies and video games in pitch black darkness, Melina's scream when Wil hit the glass was almost enough to shatter it. What followed was a stream of invective that would have turned her grandmother's hair white. "******** you! I ******** hate you, you stupid, malicious, evil son-of-a-b***h!" Realizing she'd hopped off her chair to yell at the direction of the window the would-be doctor took a deep breath before sitting back down with a huge huff.

Looking around the bar, challenging anyone there to give her s**t for her reaction, she narrowed her eyes and sulked a bit. "He scared me." It was her only explanation -- as if such a reaction needed one!

Wil wandered while he smoked, back forth into the fog and back to the bar door. According to the clock it was morning but it looked like a colorless grey day, no sign of sun or anything.

Borr frowned disapprovingly at Wil when the blonde came back in.

"S'chilly." Will was pulling his hoody tighter, "And clammy and you can't see a couple feet in front of you. But no monsters so far as I can tell." He gave Meli a smirk and approached to throw his arms around her in an apology hug.

"Sooorrryyyy..." He smacked a kiss to her cheek with no thought of boundaries (and then stole more food when he moved away). The blonde was then sliding into a booth and curling back up with a blanket. Apparently it was too early for him.

Borr leaned on the end of the counter picking at a plate of breakfast himself. The TV didn't seem to have much else to say.

"Well you don't wanna get hit by a car trying to get place to place.. Not if you can't see in front of you." The bar was a good place to gather, a safe place with him and the dogs. It was warm and everyone was welcome but they were hardly in a blizzard, it was just a bit of fog.

"Dhan, you call home? Everything all right?" He turned to the younger worker, "Get some breakfast too. All of you. Most important meal of the day. We'll see about walking around, everyone getting home, after your bellies are full."