Chapter VI: Seward's Phonograph, Audio

[master_helsing]

Let us pray, at the beginning of Lent for the Spirit of Repentance.

Alas, I know not personably of any other in this city who share this tradition which start this very day, the Holy Ash Wednesday.

From now till forty days past, we Roman Catholics fast in order to draw close to God

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[master_helsing]

Gesundheit.

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[master_helsing]

That was the idea when I penned that book, dear lycan.

As to why you would reveal such privy information to a man you have most undoubtedly read about in garish detail, I have great wonder.

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[master_helsing]

Ja, but I do dabble in a vast assortment of preternatural research, your peculiar kind included.

[He's particularly jovial in the statements, speaking benign in a matter-of-factly way.]

Not to say I will be so forward as to pursue you; that is until I hear of some pandemic outbreak of lycanthropy in the news.

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[master_helsing]

Why apologize? I would rather not have to put a magnificent creature down if unnecessary.

Though I should thank you for informing me that your certain strain of lycanthropy is resistant to silver, it will save me a few pounds.

Not that I will need the spending, ja? You seem tame well enough, if not for your vulgar tongue.

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[master_helsing]

Interesting. You must forgive my indifference as all forms of therianthropy and lycanthropy in my homeland have refereed to the were "curse".

Yours is a unique case for me.