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They smiled. "It sounds fun!"

Onni shook eir head. "We're good at many things. Human interaction is not one."

"15 seconds to destination," announced the navigation system of The Antiquark. Kate dropped the file she was reading as she scrambled for the pilot's chair. "You heard Carina, everybody in ...

Alex nodded. "It sounds like a lot."

Alex shook xer head. "Whatever you're willing to teach me."

Onni sighed. "What do you think we're going to have to do for this?"

Alex laughed, taking another bite of their waffle. "Yep!"

They started walking back to the main town, Onni swinging their hands like a child.

Alex paused. "I would like that, actually." They smiled nervously.

Onni nodded. "Back to the gossiping grannies."

Onni nodded. "And it's going to be enough." Ey offered Sylvie eir hand. "It has to be."

The ghost appeared looking... very normal for a ghost. There were no obvious injuries, only the slightly translucent quality making it stand out as a dead person. Estella Fay hummed. ...

"Here's to hoping." Onni descended the ladder, landing gently on the ground.

Onni grumbled. "Not without some sort of riddle that requires us to run across town again."

Onni groaned. "Ugh, you're right! How are we going to do that?"