This smoking thing ain't so bad. [Her voice drops to a mutter.] Once you get used to it. Stop coughing. The like.
[Then it goes back to it's usual, rough, good humor.] You ain't half bad company, Smiley, but then you knew that. Speaking of, though, I'm the smith, for you mess of new folk. You need metal, you talk to me, eh? You need welding, you
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Blighted forests! Kurama's got more shape to him.
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If you have the time this evening, I happened upon a half-empty bottle of wine still hidden in my living area. I don't plan on sleeping tonight, so you are welcomed to come. Or I could come to you.
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Eh, I'll come to you. Wouldn't want to keep Genesis up. He's a right proper grouch when he wants to be. Ain't seen anyone get their hackles up so damn quick. 'Sides, the knee could use the walk, I'm sure.
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Genesis? A friend of yours? And I'll meet you half way. Though, perhaps you should consider staying the evening - there's a lot of new people coming in, after all and we don't know much about them.
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Aye, you could say that. Him and Hewley were probably the first few I spoke to in this place. Useful sort on occasion, but he's a particular thing. And there you go, being the gentleman again, eh? But I suppose it couldn't hurt. Wouldn't want to leave you to fend for yourself, of course, against all these strange new folk. That'd just be cruel.
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Anyway, I'll have to drop by later today. If nothing else, I haven't slapped Tom in the head with bellows for too long.
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