[It's mostly quiet at first, just the softest ruffling of clothes, and the shuffling of semi-wary footsteps, but for someone who's been recently struck with blindness, Johannes is doing a remarkable job not running into anything. Then, the recognizable hiss of one of Adstring's very own Hell Cats, a muffled his from Johannes himself, and the soft
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Das geht dich einen Dreck an! This der thing-how do you keep it from turning on all the time on it's verdammt own?
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You can't. They just do it on their own.
I'm a little to your right.
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[It's safe to say the swearing doesn't bother her. She's done worse and usually with more colorful and gory descriptions.]
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[What. He's not apologizing. And he's also too busy wrapping his hand in bandages to look at you. Even if there wouldn't be much looking going on.]
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Vielleicht aber muss man sich fragen, wo lernten Sie wie das schwören?
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Fine.
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[He's finished wrapping his hand now, and he's kneeling down on the ground near the spill, carefully and methodically cleaning it up, each movement measured and precise because he can't see what he's doing, and cutting himself on the glass and getting any of that stuff in his blood would wind up hurting quite a lot more than the stupid animal bite, in the long run.]
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Oh, by the by, did you know you can use these things to talk to strangers? A bit unnerving, but really quite useful.
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[Ugh. God. Shut up Horst, or he might just leave you to fend for yourself when the sun comes up, guilt or no guilt.]
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[It's probably a good thing Horst doesn't know Johannes has anything to feel guilty for, or he would be milking it for everything it's worth. As it is, he's relying on the kindness of strangers, poooor Horst, to make sure he doesn't fry to a crisp. Poooor Horst!]
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With disturbing fantasies like that, Horst, it's no wonder you could never hold onto a girl long enough to settle down.
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