The Bear's Cave - Sedona Station, Baffin (Formerly Freeport 14, Yukon)

[Blighter]

She walked the same way she had walked last night. Up from the hangar deck, taking the flights of stairs slowly. Nearly lost her balance once from the exhaustion. She couldn't sleep, couldn't stop thinking, her mind racing, her synapses on the verge of failure as she tried to comprehend everything that had been going on for the past two days in her brain.

[font=Palatino Linotype][color=#FFFFFF]"Hold it right there."

She hadn't even noticed that she was right at the bar's entry already and the guard's brash tone flicked her out of her trance.

[font=Palatino Linotype][color=#FF9944]"I've... no weapons. Sorry, nothing."

[font=Palatino Linotype][color=#FFFFFF]"Mhmm, you better not have anything."

The guard shrugged and let her through. She looked around in the bar, but didn't really pay that much attention to her surroundings. A man was sitting at the bar with comrade Holmes, both eying the other, talking a little. Some waitresses were walking around, cleaning tables. Alissa however just made straight for the dark corner from last night, sitting down and leaning back to stare at the ceiling at first, then searching her pockets for the pack of cigarettes she had gotten from the barman.

[font=Palatino Linotype][color=#FFFFFF]"What will it be sugar?"

Lack of sleep and her wandering mind made her susceptible to people sneaking up on her. Reality kind of tends to fade when you're suffering from extreme stress.

[font=Palatino Linotype][color=#FF9944]"That Vodka, the good one, the barman, he had some really nice Vodka for me last night. And cigarettes. Pack... no make that two. Two is good."

And until now she had forgotten that she had ran out of smokes five or so hours ago already.

[font=Palatino Linotype][color=#FFFFFF]"You sure you want that sugar?"

With a concerned waitress being the last thing she wanted to think about right now, Alissa just gave her a nod. Having a concerned waitress on her mind would've been healthier for her than thinking about what she was thinking right now.