I do. Didn't you get one, when you first Ported in? I thought they assigned everyone government housing.
[ She's knocking around in the bathroom cabinets, briskly searching for the first-aid kit. The common space in the house looks normal enough, almost blandly and generically so — which is what happens when people keep porting in and out, not staying long enough to leave their mark here. Her bedroom and the shop, though, carry far more of Anathema's personal touches — as does the kitchen, with its rows of spices and herbs and the mint plants growing in the window.
She returns to Sal's side, a hand against her shoulder pressing her down into one of the kitchen chairs. She has the antiseptic now, and the gauze and bandages. ]
Does it hurt? I already mentioned I don't have healing magic, but I could brew some tea— it'd function as a painkiller.
I have my own room, and there's a couple housemates and a couple empty rooms. People keep leaving, either because the Porter takes them or they find somewhere they'd like to live more. It's been convenient, though, and I like living in Jeopardy.
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[ She's knocking around in the bathroom cabinets, briskly searching for the first-aid kit. The common space in the house looks normal enough, almost blandly and generically so — which is what happens when people keep porting in and out, not staying long enough to leave their mark here. Her bedroom and the shop, though, carry far more of Anathema's personal touches — as does the kitchen, with its rows of spices and herbs and the mint plants growing in the window.
She returns to Sal's side, a hand against her shoulder pressing her down into one of the kitchen chairs. She has the antiseptic now, and the gauze and bandages. ]
Does it hurt? I already mentioned I don't have healing magic, but I could brew some tea— it'd function as a painkiller.
I have my own room, and there's a couple housemates and a couple empty rooms. People keep leaving, either because the Porter takes them or they find somewhere they'd like to live more. It's been convenient, though, and I like living in Jeopardy.