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Not sure what some of this stuff is in the first place, though.
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Yeah, that seems to be the popular consensus more or less.
Which ones are you unfamiliar with?
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I've learned what pain killers are by this point, at least, and the ointment makes sense. But... [ he holds up... bug spray! and bear spray. along with the hot/cold patches.
some animal crossing question marks appear over his head. ]
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[ He's never had to use one so he's not sure what the hell is even IN bear spray. Is it just mace??? ]
The other two are compresses. Cold variety and hot variety.
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Used to just kinda beatin' both up to repel 'em... [ giant bugs real ]
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...
Don't... fight a bear or a lion?
[ Are you crazy??? He's not from a fantasy it's so abnormal to fight animals. You can fight like three animals in F&H and one's a headless dog, one's a fully deformed dog that looks like an ugly baby, and one is a HORRIBLE HORSE that will KILL YOU. ]
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[ he's thinking that the bug repellant is for. like. last week's dog-sized spiders, not normal sized bugs. and his bears tend to look like this. ]
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Are massive monstrous animals just a common thing in your home?
[ There's a fleeting thought of Nona with that, since he heard a little bit about her and what she did, but that's it. ]
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There's small stuff, too, like the marmots, meeps... hatchlings... they don't really do much unless you're not used to fightin' big ol' bastards like the bears, bulls, rhinos... some asps can get pretty big. Drakes...
[ leaning his hip against one of the cots thoughtfully, a more cartoony, animal crossing reaction-style thought of a meep popping up. ]
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You're from a more rural region, correct?
[ He knows hunting animals and the like is more normal compared to urban or suburbs so it's not like he can actually judge him for it or knock his animal-fighting abilities, but god. ]
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I am, yeah. No walls or guards to keep the critters out, so we see 'em pretty often, usually just passin' through. Was up to me and my friend Zeph to shoo 'em out if our hunters weren't around to do it.
Not that they don't get into the cities that do have walls, though. And demihumans will barge in to fight humans a lot, too.
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...?
What is a demi-human?
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They're smarter than just an average monster, like they build societies and use weapons, even if they don't speak like humans and just make, y'know. Monster noises. So they got called demihumans. There's eight kinds? Ratkins, lizardmen, birdians, froggens, apes, moles, caits, and octopuffs.
The last two are pretty harmless but are highly sought after 'cause they can yield a lot of rewards and are really rare.
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Oh.
[ Hilariously enough ratkin are also a thing in F&H so he probably sort of has an idea. ]
Ran into a ratkin in the sewers... didn't really like that...