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[punchedhitler]

Listen.

Anyone who needs a lift back down - anyone - I mean it, call, call me and I’ll send someone to get you, no questions asked.

Meanwhile, I’m up here, and trust me, if you’re down in the City and you want to help, we can use all the help we can get.

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[punchedhitler]

What can you tell me?

[deadmanbusiness]

There's a great deal of negative energy hanging out about this place which mixed with the necromantic energy that usually happens around Halloween is making me giddy.

[punchedhitler]

I'm trusting that works for you.

[deadmanbusiness]

I'm going to crash and burn like there's no tomorrow on the first of November, but right now I've got enough juice to take out an army of undead.

[There's a pause]

Back home. Damn place here is just wiggly.

[punchedhitler]

Are you going to need a lift home?

[deadmanbusiness]

I shouldn't.

Are you?

[punchedhitler]

I should be all right, but I'll let you know.

[deadmanbusiness]

It'll be fun. There's something nice about just being able to punch obvious forces of evil in the face and not have to worry about the paperwork.

[punchedhitler]

[That earns a laugh]

You're telling me.

[deadmanbusiness]

[Theo is actually serious about the paperwork.]

Do you have any ideas what to do?

[punchedhitler]

Just keep fighting, Theo.

[deadmanbusiness]

[Theo grins.]

Those are the best kinds of plans. Though I wish I could handle holy bullets.

[punchedhitler]

I could load the gun for you.

[deadmanbusiness]

I should have added, I wish I had holy bullets that I couldn't handle.

[He laughs a bit giddily.]

I wonder if I could make some.

[punchedhitler]

Might not have time, now.

[deadmanbusiness]

No. Likely not.

Which is too bad.

[punchedhitler]

You'll get it done.

[deadmanbusiness]

Of course I will. And I will be awesome.