♖drie; trois; drei

[trilingualism]

[Voice; English]

You know, aside from the monsters, I have to admit there are some very useful things about this place! Like all the stores, for example, I mean fighting monsters isn't exactly what I like to do with my Saturday mornings, but everything requires a little bit of work, right?

[There's a pause like she's a little preoccupied at the

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[srslytoopretty]

A tavern? Pub? Eatery? I didn't know you were thinking about something like that! Sounds a little too nice for a dump like this.

[trilingualism]

We've got to have something to lighten the mood. Besides, I can't have shitty beer.

[srslytoopretty]

Well, you certainly know what you want! That's good! Your lug of a brother is going to help?

[trilingualism]

Of course I do! You don't live this many years to be indecisive.

He better.

[srslytoopretty]

"Live this many years?"

[trilingualism]

I told you I'm a country, right?

[srslytoopretty]

Yeah. [He still doesn't quite get it...]

I don't really know what that's supposed to mean, though.

[trilingualism]

I'm like, hm, the human-esque representation of a bunch of people who refer to themselves as Belgians and live in an area defined by a border. A country!

All you need to know is that I'm really old and you shouldn't ask a lady her age.

[srslytoopretty]

All right, all right, I got it! [nervous chuckling hahaha how old are you even...]

[trilingualism]

Great!

[srslytoopretty]

Anyway, you be careful clearing out that building.

[trilingualism]

I will be!

[srslytoopretty]

I get an invitation when it's open, right?

[trilingualism]

Of course! You can be one of the first people to have a world famous waffle.

[srslytoopretty]

Sounds great!

[trilingualism]

Great!