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[spacesalmon]

Does anybody know what to do to keep rats away without killing them? I've found somewhere to stay, but it's quite...infested. It's hard to say if I can leave anything in the room anymore, even if I make sure nobody sees where I hide it while I'm gone

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Voice

[spacesalmon]

[there's a long, long sigh]

I should've expected this, but....did you miss the part where I said 'without killing them', sir?

Voice

[spacesalmon]

I appreciate the offer, but how do I know you wouldn't be doing horrible things to them like you did that dog?

[spacesalmon]

.....are you saying that you'll let live something that you'd otherwise kill if somebody just asks you to?

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[spacesalmon]

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[spacesalmon]

Well, it appears that I've been a bit too much of a pessimist in my judgment of you, sir. I'm afraid I can't afford to pay for any drugs you have, however. Would that still be all right?

[spacesalmon]

Yes. Is there something I should worry about? The water does seem to cling to me a bit differently, but I understand that it's at least clean enough for the fish that people eat around here?

[spacesalmon]

Are you worried, sir? It's not going to be for leisure, and I don't plan to go in very deep. I'm...not very good with pollution, I admit, but hopefully a night or two won't kill me.

But I'm digressing. I'm staying at...[he gives the address for a half-sunken, run-down warehouse in southeastern side of the Harbor District, very close to the sea]...would you be able to find that? As for the number of the rats, I guess they're somewhere around thirty to fifty. It's really hard to keep track, I'm sorry.

[spacesalmon]

[Well, he is a doctor, all else aside. Seth's logic works a bit differently than everybody else's logic.]

I will, thank you. Should I stand in front of the place? It might make the house a bit easier to find.