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Quasit laughs. ”Can you see me in some posh upper-crust townhouse or country manor? Man, the swells would hate that. Nah, that’s just not me. I wouldn’t be happy.”

”If I do come out of this alive and with a decent amount of coin, I’m buying a boat and starting up a shipping business. Import/export. I like the ocean. And I like being warm, so I’m afraid Triaxus is out for me, even if they have affordable keeps.”

She blinks and turns to Kalchine. “You’ve probably never seen an ocean, have you?”

Quasit and Maka are having such radically different experiences on this adventure.

Quasit wrote:

Quasit finishes her cup of tear and holds out the mug for a refill. "Baba Yaga is basically a goddess. She could probably conjure up another Murder Hut for you if you wanted and if she was so inclined. I doubt she's really the 'lending' type."

"Frankly I'd be happier sharing a cozy little beach house with some hammocks, a lot of fruit and a nice half orc cabana boy to give me foot rubs... and other sorts of rubs occasionally. But to each their own."

"I'm definitely going to ask her for a flying boat that's bigger on the inside and has chicken legs." Maka replied as she refilled Quasit's cup. "These banana boys you keep talking about sure sound nice. Do they do other stuff or is it just the fruit and the rubs?"

Kal wrote:

"Do you not have enough money and valuables to buy a nice home? Together? You could certainly buy a tower or keep on my world, though there is an eternal war there so it wouldn't be much of a retirement."

"How would we visit all of our homes and keep adventuring if we retired in some tower!?" Maka shook her head at the thought.

Quasit wrote:

”If I do come out of this alive and with a decent amount of coin, I’m buying a boat and starting up a shipping business. Import/export. I like the ocean. And I like being warm, so I’m afraid Triaxus is out for me, even if they have affordable keeps.”

"That's smart, my boat might have to hatch and grow for awhile."

"I've seen an ocean, but, other than a few holes where you can see the water underneath and signs to warn you when you're on thin ice, there's not much difference between an ocean and a lake and a patch of rock most of the time," Kalchine says with a shrug.

He co*cks his head to the side. "I thought we were all going to live together," he answers Maka. "Maybe we can find a keep on a borderland somewhere together and adventure there."