"Well seeing as I'm trying to kill someone calling herself a god back home, I think I've got a right to know what yours is telling you in case it's kill everyone on the ship again!"
Then: "Wait, how do you carry it around?" The obvious tone of teenage nosiness, rather than formal inquiry. "D'you just have a human heart hanging around your neck singing about treasure all the time?"
"You're gonna give in one day!" he calls back, and fully doesn't expect a response. He just gives Tiff's nose a little kiss as he brings her back inside.
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Hence the walking stick.
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He takes a step back, away from the dog.
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"You want the heart of a god that talks to you," he echoes. He looks incredibly skeptical. "And... what sort of things does she say, exactly?"
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"Why do you want it?" he asks instead, more evenly. "What does it even say?"
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He leans against the wall.
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"What do you expect to find here, exactly?"
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Then: "Wait, how do you carry it around?" The obvious tone of teenage nosiness, rather than formal inquiry. "D'you just have a human heart hanging around your neck singing about treasure all the time?"
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He can't bog himself down with the details of why; it isn't smart to start unraveling that.
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Then he just shrugs. "Right, well. I'll ask the Admiral about it, see what he can do. I doubt it's the weirdest request he's ever gotten."
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"That's all I ask. What do you want in return?"
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He bends down and picks up Tiff, cradling her like a baby to his chest, which makes her tail wiggle gleefully. "Pat my dog."
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He turns to walk away.
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"Awww, come on! This is as little as she's ever gonna be! She can't even break the skin yet."
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"Not a chance, warden," he calls down.
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