[Anna is walking along the outskirts of the marketplace. She has a basket on her arm, and she looks...nervous.]
[She stops walking and glances behind her, then carries on. Behind her, visible in brief glimpses, are
these, waddling after her in a line as she moves and crowding to a halt when she stops again.]
[In an apprehensive undertone,] ...
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Those are so cute.
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Yeah, but they're evil. They have to be. The whole town's being overrun with cute and it never ends well. They'll wind up attacking people or molting spontaneously combusting feathers or turn into Velociraptors or something horrible. But I can't just leave them here...
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Right. Of course they are. The other problem is that I do not see anybody willing to kill a cute animal before it does attack.
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[Dammit Hades, this is your fault, you sadistic sonofabitch. Can't even squee over the cute without having a nervous breakdown.]
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[Of course, he says this while idly scratching his own kitten.]
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...whoa! [The tablet suddenly drops with a clatter as she dodges back toward the ducklings, and is picked up a moment later to show Anna, looking thoroughly disgruntled and holding one of the baby birds carefully.] Sorry about that. He almost went down a street grate.
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Oh. Sorry, it's a rule where I come from, supposed to be one of the immutable physical laws of how the universe functions. Basically it means you can change the shape and size and density of a thing, but not the actual amount of stuff that's in it. Like how if you blow a balloon up, you don't actually get more balloon, it just stretches?
But magic and godly powers tend to trump the laws of physics, so there's no telling whether these things could suddenly be fifty times as big with razor-sharp beaks and wing-mounted cannons or...gosh, I don't even know. Be careful of your piggy things, anyway.
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They don't look like they're going to eat you, why would you think that?
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The flufflumps were adorable, too, and they made everybody happy and calm and didn't hurt a soul, but they ate every speck of food in the place. And broke Cas's coffee pot. We get plants, and they possess people and turn them into killer zombies. It rains, and it turns into a hurricane and we get a cave full of monsters. Nothing nice ever happens here unless it's going to go horribly wrong somehow.
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That's the way life works...
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