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[couldfindapen]

Alright, I was probably being a little too hopeful that the weather would warm up any, but now that I've stopped deluding myself and probably come down with hypothermia, who knows a good place to get a cheap coat. Or if that's impossible, who's willing to light me on fire so I can thaw a bit?

[That last part's probably a joke. Probably.]

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[pushesgently]

I can use fire magic, but I suspect the cure to your troubles will be worse than the cause.

[Is he joking? The world may never know.]

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[couldfindapen]

I don't know about that. Pretty sure I've had worse.

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[pushesgently]

But do you still have them here?

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[couldfindapen]

No, but the scars are still there.

[Which is actually a good 25% of the reason Clay's looking for a coat. Long sleeves were probably a better idea for, you know, not making people stare.]

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[pushesgently]

[Both literally and metaphorically, if his judgment is correct.]

Then in that case you're best served by purchasing what you need. Or stopping by the shop if you'd like to borrow something.

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[couldfindapen]

I don't think borrowing is going to work so well. White isn't really my color.

Unless you're saying that we can count it as a business expense and I'm allowed to borrow money for it.

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[pushesgently]

And standing out isn't ours. You'd find a number of options that might be to your taste—and yes, if you find yourself destitute, something could be arranged financially.

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[couldfindapen]

Man, where were you guys when I was in college and hungry?

But I might take a look through the things you all have. No reason to not go for the classic gaudy white robe.

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[pushesgently]

["Dead," he'd say, but under the circumstances that would be in poor taste.]

I don't know, I can think of a reason or two. Discretion, for instance.