I'm sure we can figure it out. The actual shovel part is still functioning so...
Hup. Best do it while it's light out.
[ Manual labour... not his style, but he can't leave a girl with ONE ARM and terrible RNG luck struggling. It's hard but he can maybe get a decent hole going? At least the dirt isn't too packed. ]
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Hup. Best do it while it's light out.
[ Manual labour... not his style, but he can't leave a girl with ONE ARM and terrible RNG luck struggling. It's hard but he can maybe get a decent hole going? At least the dirt isn't too packed. ]
Good size?
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she examines the hole, shuffling a little bit nervously.]
Yeah... Um, maybe. Do you think it's deep enough that it won't attract the rats? If they think there's food inside...
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As long as the dirt is packed firmly enough on top that the scent of anything like food doesn't seep past, it should be fine.
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If you have those flower crowns still, they smell pretty strong. Strong odors can help keep them away too.
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[she trails off, quietly watching him flick dirt off his hands.
then, after a beat:]
Thank you. You should go wash your hands now.
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That's fine. I do want a wash.
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Maybe cover it up with rocks from near the riverside if you want the extra-added security, but careful of leeches around there.
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Right. I'll be careful, since it's not like I can pour salt on them.
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But we'd probably rather use them on our meager food offerings, so you'd have to share.
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Alright then, I'll go. I expect I'll end up seeing you again before long anyway, this place... let's have another talk at another time, Miss Mitaka.
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[the leeches deserve to get salted but their tastebuds don't deserve to suffer like this.
anyway, she just. nods and awkwardly shuffles in place, waiting for him to go. i am so sorry for the world's shortest thread.]
Right. Um, I'll see you later.
[and then they were roommates.]