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Speaker 1: Hmm, there's gotta be a way to open this store somehow. Oh, hey,

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you're here. I was wondering where you got off to.

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Well I didn't abandon you. I merely ran ahead to

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ensure the treasure was safe, and it was safely tucked

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behind this door. Hey, I'm a healer. I'm not very

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good in a fight. That's your job. I'm the team

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medic and strategist.

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Speaker 2: H yeah, well it's.

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Speaker 1: Hard to heal with the minutes horre trying to squish

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me and eat me and smack me and stuff. Besides,

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you had a few health potions, right, Plus you're really tough.

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I knew you'd be fine, and you were. That's why

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I'm the strategist. I know these things. Now. I'm just

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glad that you're here because this door is locked, and

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I'm pretty sure that key we got from the weird

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dude at the market will fit.

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Speaker 2: You still have it, right?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? Well, I think the treasure is on the other side.

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I mean, all the paths in this god forsaken dungeon

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lead there, and it has the old King's crest on it,

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so it must be inside. So give me the key.

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Speaker 2: Come on, Uh, what's that look?

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Speaker 1: You have it. You have to have it. Please tell

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me you still have it. You dropped it? Oh no,

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how where? No, how did this happen? Now we'll never

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get into King Goora's vault. All of our hard work

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and all of my planning for nothing. Oh what a

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cruel world, What a cruel cruel. Oh you know what,

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It's actually just a wooden door. You could just smash

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through that quick and easy, couldn't you. You you strong

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handsome man. Uh yeah, I'm the brain's you're the bron

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that's our whole dynamic. And I mean, look at these

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noodle arms. I'm not breaking through anything except for emotional

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walls with these bad boys. Now hurry up, I want

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to see what kind of riches await us. Oh you

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need healing? Huh huh typical, always getting her and needing

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me to take care of you. You know you're lucky

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I'm here or else? Who knows what would happen to you?

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Not even enough strength to break open a door. No,

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I am not wasting my manna. I only have so

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much left. Just use one of the healing potions I

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gave you. You'll use them all. I gave you like

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three before we came in here. Oh my gosh, some

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warrior you are. Why did we spend half of our

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goal on that fancy, schmancy new weapon of yours. If

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you still get hurt from a fight with three or

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four measily minotaurs, Ah, you're so needy all the time.

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Speaker 2: Woe is me? I stubbed my toe.

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Speaker 1: Can you heal me? Boo hoo, I'm bleeding out?

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Speaker 2: Can you heal me?

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Speaker 1: I mean it's always do this or do that, or

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heal me or fix me, But you can never ask

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if I need anything. Oh, yes, we are doing this

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right now. I mean maybe I don't want to heal you.

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Speaker 2: How about that?

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Speaker 1: Oh, don't be traumatic. I'm not gonna deny you healing.

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I'm not a monster, but I am gonna bargain with

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you first.

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Speaker 2: That's right.

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Speaker 1: I'm gonna spend my manna points to use my magic

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to heal you, and then I'm gonna need a little

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something in exchange for my troubles. Of course, I don't

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know what do you have to trade gold? We're literally

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about to come into buckets and buckets full of gold

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when we pillage all the treasure on the other side

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of this hair door. I need something more enticing, something

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more exciting. Hmmm, now about I know, how about a headpad? Yes,

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like patting me on the head with some scretches. You know,

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I like getting head pats. Yeah, but it costs like

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three gold a pop to go to the head pat parlor.

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I don't have money like that in this economy, and

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especially when I have a friend with perfectly good head

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padding hands at home. So come on, just some headpats

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in exchange for healing. It's not that hard of an ask,

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is it. Hm? Yes, that's it? Ah, Hey, let'd you stop? No? No, no,

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don't you dare act cute?

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Speaker 2: I know I said headpat.

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Speaker 1: But I meant more than one. Well, I figured that

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it was obvious because a single stroke of my little

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fox head does not count as a headpat.

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Speaker 2: It's not a headpat without.

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Speaker 1: Several pats and and some scratchies mixed in there. So

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don't cheap out on me.

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Speaker 2: Hmm that's mo like, Hm, keep going no more.

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Speaker 1: More, my wy.

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Speaker 2: Hey, don't judge me.

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Speaker 1: We're perfectly save here and this is perfectly fair. I

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patch up your wounds, you pat my little head. This

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is my version of getting healed. Okay, it feels good,

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and I'm feeling very healed. Oh yes, yes, yes, is

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just like that? M all right there? Oh yes, yes,

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that is the spot right behind my ear. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,

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yeah yeah, yay. Oh gosh, that is just amazing. Oh

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my goodness. Are you a professional head patter or what?

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This is a head pad? This is what I'm talking about? Mm? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,

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yes yes yes yes yes yes yes.

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Speaker 2: Yes yes yes yes.

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Speaker 1: Ah hmm that felt great. I really needed that. Yeah.

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I suppose you held up here under the bargain, so

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I should heal you. But well, I'm just thinking I

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kind of hold all the cards here, so I may

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as well make the most of this and get something

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extra for you, a bonus tip for my services, if

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you will. Oh, relax, it's another easy little favor. Besides,

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it's not like you're badly wounded or anything, and you're

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just tired.

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Speaker 2: I'm a little banged up, that's all.

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Speaker 1: Now. I'm thinking that head pats were a good start,

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but I think that some snuggles would be even better.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I'm serious.

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Speaker 1: My head feels nice, but the rest of me is jealous,

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especially my tail. Oh don't be silly, of course, I

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don't want to snuggle up on the rough stone floor

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of this dungeon. But luckily for us, I have a

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few magical items on my sleevey well in my back

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to be accurate, and I've got the perfect thing and

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just for this occasion. Aha, here we go, stand back.

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Speaker 2: That's amazing. How cool is this?

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Speaker 1: Yes, it's a rug, Well, it's a pocket rug. Technically

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it's the size of a palm when stored away, but

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grows to the size of a full sized, soft fluffy

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rug when tossed on the ground. Well, when you were

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forking over the gold for that amazing weapon of yours,

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I had a peruse at the marketplace and I spotted

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a good warlock friend of mine selling magical items and

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he gave me an amazing discount for this. And now

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we have the perfect place to lay down and have

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some snuggles.

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Speaker 2: Come on, lay down with me.

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Speaker 1: Besides, if you don't think it's practical to have snuggles

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when we're in enemy territory, then I will have you

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know that my manna will recover somewhat while we rest.

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So it's a totally great idea and they'll make me happy.

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And if I'm happy, then I'll heal you. It's a

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win win win win wind no matter which way you

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look at it. Now, quick snuggle me, give me some attention.

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Cute stuff, come on, m yes, just like that. Oh

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my gosh, isn't this rug so soft and comfy? Hmm?

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That little warlock is really the best when it comes

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to magical items, even if he is sassy.

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Speaker 2: And and and.

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Speaker 1: Also you're also really warm and cozy. It's to lay

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next to.

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Speaker 2: And don't be shy by the way.

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Speaker 1: Really press up against me like nice and clothes, A

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real true snuggle. I wanna feel your breath on my neck. Mm. Yes,

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give me the tingles? A hey, are you cold back

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there by any chance? Oh?

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Speaker 2: No reason.

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Speaker 1: I was just thinking I have this a big, big, big, big,

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big fluffy tail over here doing nothing.

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Speaker 2: I may as well.

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Speaker 1: Rub it around you and snuggle you back. That's like

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the perfect blanket, isn't it. Just don't fall asleep on me.

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We have duties, mister, and this little healer is not

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going to snuggle herself now, is she? So? Why don't

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you rub and scratch my tail? M h.

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Speaker 2: Ah?

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Speaker 1: Yes, you're very gentle with your hands. How did you

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know to be extra careful with my tail. I'm not

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super sensitive. I mean, my tail is not super sensitive. Well,

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actually it is, but it just sounds like an insult

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when you say it like that. I Besides, it's not

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my fault that the sheets they have on the beds

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at the Starshine Tavern were really irritating my sensitive tails.

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It was a weird fabrick. It was too hard and scratchy,

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but not the good scratchy. I mean, beds are meant

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to be soft, Like who invented crunchy bed sheets? Hmm. Well,

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now that you've made me reexperience all that emotional tail

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related trauma, I think it's only fair that you give

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me a little more than snuggles. No no, no, no no,

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don't stop snuggling me. Keep holding me. I'll just roll

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over to face you. Okay. Now, I think that since

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you're already cuddling me, you may as well give me

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a few forehead kisses while you're here. Yes, I want

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some cheeky little kisses. I need them. Plus, it's your

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fault for making fun of my tail being extra sensitive.

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You own me this, and I'm not doing no healing

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no more unless you've give in to my demands, you say,

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I'm being extra cheeky and entitled, but it's working out

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for me, right. I've gotten headpats and snuggles and cuddles

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and tail scratches, and now you're gonna press those sweet

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lips of you Arizon to my forehead and give me

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a few sneetches. Go ahead, don't make me wait too long. Hmmm,

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that felt so weird but so good. And do it again,

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please please? I require additional kisses. Please, hey, more, please

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keep going. Its kiss is making my mona replenish. I

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can feel it. Oh for sure, there is a total

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science to this magic. Just keep kissing my forehead.

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Speaker 2: M looky.

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Speaker 1: One more and then we're done. But make this last

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one a big one. Okay. You gotta impress me and

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make me feel extra good or it doesn't count. Go

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for it. Whoa that is? I can feel my cheeks

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getting all pink and hot. I guess that's a good sign.

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Oh shush, I am not flushing. I'm just really cozy

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and more besides your one to talk with those trembling,

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sweaty hands around around me.

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Speaker 2: Don't be embarrassed.

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Speaker 1: It's a normal get flustered when you're sharing a sweet

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moment with someone, especially when it's someone you care about.

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Not that I'm flustered or anything. M No, don't get up,

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not yet it Please stay here with me. I know

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I said one last kiss, but but I need one

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more kiss from you. No, not another forehead kiss. I

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was thinking something more along the lines of, well, I

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was just thinking that since you know you already kissed

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me on the forehead and all, then it's not it's.

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Speaker 2: Not that big of a leap to just could just.

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Speaker 1: Give me a kiss on the lips, right, Yeah, I

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mean it makes sense to me. It's just one tier

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above before I kiss. If you ask me, and and

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I I I would. I would really enjoy it, and

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and then and then I promise we'll be done and

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I'll heal. You just just please give me this one

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last thing.

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Speaker 2: Don't make it weird.

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Speaker 1: What's a kiss between friends? Friends share and the sharing

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is caring, And we would just be sharing a kiss

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because if we care about each other and a friendship

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kiss and it's m hm.

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Speaker 3: He oh my gosh, we just and you just and

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I okay, I was like amazing.

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Speaker 1: Did you feel like that spark? Yeah, that little lightning strike.

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Oh my goodness, that was really something. I think it's

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gonna give me the suomies. Oh uh, let me just

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get up for a second. I think I just need

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to run a little lap ah geez, I just have

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so much energy.

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Speaker 2: I'm like, did that really just happen?

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Speaker 1: That was amazing? Like seriously, the snuggles in the paths

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on the forehead caisses were amazing, but that was just ah,

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that was justing no special, Like, seriously, thank you for that.

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I think it's I think it's really warm down here

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in this dungeon because my cheeks are all red. Oh yes,

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I am sufficiently happy with your efforts to heal me.

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So here, let me pat you up and and and

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one second.

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Speaker 2: And there we go.

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Speaker 1: Now do you feel.

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Speaker 2: That's funny? Because I feel amazing too.

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Speaker 1: Well, now that we are fully rested up and recharged,

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let's see what treasure awaits us inside. Huh No, don't

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waste your energy kicking down the door. I'll just use

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the key. Yeah. I may have told a little fib m,

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but I needed an excuse to get you to give

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me all those sweet things. Well, you definitely did have

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the key, but you know that warlock friend of mine Well,

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he's a cute little verb creature, and I may have

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paid him with a pack of sorroreos to discreetly pickpocket

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you and bring me the key. Well, you wouldn't even

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let me hold it for a few seconds, and I

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wanted to hold it, and also I wanted to be

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the first through the treasure door. Of course you didn't

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notice him taking it. He is a very talented warlock,

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and he's very small. He can fit into small places. Look,

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we can discuss my selfish habits when we're snuggling back

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in our room at the tavern, But for now, let's

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check out our new fortune, shall we. Oh my gosh,

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look at it all.

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Speaker 2: We're rich.

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Speaker 1: Ah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I know we have

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to sell it all first, but come on, it won't

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be that hard. Look how shiny and golden it is.

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We're basically already loaded at this point. We are gonna

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make a fortune from selling this treasure, but not this.

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Speaker 2: We are keeping this crown. I want to wear this crown. Well,

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why don't you find something to keep too.

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Speaker 1: We can both keep one trinket before we sell the rest.

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Speaker 2: That's the rule.

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Speaker 1: Hmm. I wonder what's in this box. Oh a book,

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A dusty book. Let's see what it's called. Ah Ye,

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old Jurassic Park factionary tale of the misuse of biomancy.

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Speaker 2: Sounds like a fun read.

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Speaker 1: I bet I'll be a fan of this one. Okay, fine,

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we get to keep two trinkets. Oh my gosh, look

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at all this. We're never gonna have to take another

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quest or go on another adventure again for money. We're

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set for life with all of this. Mm. But that

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being said, I think that we should keep taking quests

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and going on adventures together anyway. Yeah, well, we may

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not need the money, but it will let us spend

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more time together. And I always have a blast adventuring

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with you. Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I really like you, like a lot.

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Speaker 1: And you know it's super noble and all to help

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our community and stuff, right, Yeah, mostly the spending time

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with you for sure. Now, how about we grab all

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this treasure and head back to the city to sell it,

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and then afterwards you can take me back to the

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tavern so we can celebrate our new wealth and our

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new relationship. Uh huh, you heard me. Oh, and also

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lots and lots and lots of headbutts and snuggles and scratches,

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and many, many many morcisses okay, perfect,