[ And now it's verging on not his business to tell, so- ]
Mostly just the ghost. She's had a few friends over, though.
And thanks, I'm glad you think I'm capable. Can't remember if I asked this before, but is everyone used to them where you're from, or are you part of a secret club? More of a secret club where I'm from, for the record.
Not everyone, no. Hunters know all about them of course but I'm not one of those. I work in the acquisition of and selling of occult objects. It pays to know about the supernatural world sometimes.
[A rather long-winded way of saying she was a professional thief for hire.]
So hunters and supernatural antiques dealers? I've never met either of those where I'm from, but I guess it wouldn't surprise me. [ Also, so glad you're not a hunter. ]
Haven't really found anything. Not on the ship anyway.
At the outpost, I found a few things but nothing occult. Anyway, I doubt that there's those kinds of objects on board. If there are, they're very well hidden.
[Oh Josh, you are precious. If Bela wasn't texting, she'd be laughing right about now.]
It's a mixture of the two. Some things are hard to find and you have to dig a little. But I do acquire things from people on my client's request. I do the job I'm paid to do.
Thanks, I do my best. Unfortunately I don't think I'm particularly qualified for space horror - which is a shame, considering how many terrible movies I studied just for the occasion.
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Can I say supernatural gang warfare?
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What kind of supernatural creatures are we talking about?
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Did you ever say what else your world has?
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Vampires exist. Witches, demons, wendigos, werewolves. The list is extensive.
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Or at least we do as far as I know, but then again I went approximately 20 years of my life knowing absolutely nothing, so I'm not really an expert.
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I understand how you found out about ghosts but what about the others?
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And you'd think I'd know more, considering my choice of roommates. It's more of a learning vertical line than a curve, unfortunately.
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[She won't forget that.]
Another supernatural roommate?
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Mostly just the ghost. She's had a few friends over, though.
And thanks, I'm glad you think I'm capable. Can't remember if I asked this before, but is everyone used to them where you're from, or are you part of a secret club? More of a secret club where I'm from, for the record.
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Not everyone, no. Hunters know all about them of course but I'm not one of those. I work in the acquisition of and selling of occult objects. It pays to know about the supernatural world sometimes.
[A rather long-winded way of saying she was a professional thief for hire.]
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So hunters and supernatural antiques dealers? I've never met either of those where I'm from, but I guess it wouldn't surprise me. [ Also, so glad you're not a hunter. ]
Found anything worth acquiring on the ship yet?
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At the outpost, I found a few things but nothing occult. Anyway, I doubt that there's those kinds of objects on board. If there are, they're very well hidden.
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So, when you say acquisition - would that be in the Indiana Jones fashion, or more the acquisition from other people fashion?
[ Only not saying thief to be polite. ]
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It's a mixture of the two. Some things are hard to find and you have to dig a little. But I do acquire things from people on my client's request. I do the job I'm paid to do.
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[ He means it as a compliment, really. Well, mostly. ]
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You're quite capable yourself too.
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Personally, I'm not really a fan of movies like that.
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Besides, I'm more a fan of classical films. What about you?
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And the classics are classics for a reason, obviously.
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Obviously.
What about books? Favourite authors?
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