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I give Tamedog a tour, I'll settle in to work. Get Arbor somewhere comfortable and as much of the food and water as we can spare. Start plotting out what the new entrance will look like. Cycle out the air filters. (It does smell like sweaty ass down here.)Yeah. Tamedog is blown away. When you show him that it isn't a big pile of scrap, that you have it working, he's speechless. "Holy shit, Lemma. This is... incredible."
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"Which makes the question of what to do with it tricky. This much electricity could solve a lot of problems for a lot of people-- but any asshole with enough guns is going to want it for themselves. So."
I wave at the remnants of Rossi's gang. "I'm trying to get it secure enough that we can hold on to it. Build up a community. Heck, if you're looking for a place to stay..."
Tamedog listens in. He's a good enough listener, not the greatest talker. Like you in that aspect, he says what he thinks, doesn't dance around it. You mention Rossi's gang, and he looks around at them, sort of shrugs as if to say "they're so-so".
On the topic of staying there, he narrows his eyes skeptically. More of a "are you serious" than a WTF. "I wouldn't turn down a place with power and gainful employment." He pauses for a moment, then asks, "What about this aren't you telling me, Lemma?"
I shrug.
"Been in a lot more danger since I found it than I'd been in before. But I know you don't mind a little danger."
He starts to head out, but pauses, "You should get some rest, Lemma. You've been burning it at both ends. Lucky you didn't lose a leg at the end there. So grab a cot and some z's, alright?" He seems like he's waiting for you to agree before he'll go.
"Yeah, we were trying to get some help from the Underlakers before they sealed the place up. If you can get word through, do it."
"And I'll take a nap."
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