Susan and Sarah talk about what happened to the hammer summoning artifact. Susan mentions that the monster she encountered in France was weak to the hammers and Sarah demands that Susan tell her and Grace what happened in France.
Characters appearing[]
Other characters mentioned[]
- The French vampire (first mention)
- Nanase Kitsune
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- Wednesday, April 3, first year
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- Greyscale
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- Portrait
- Three rows: two panels in row 1 of which the right one is somewhat wider than the left one, two panels in row 2 of which the right one is wider than the left one, two panels in row 3 of which the lefone is wider than the right one (total: six panels)
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| Sarah | It must have been an animal that knocked over the artifact, right? |
| Grace | Yawn |
| Susan | Most likely, but it could have been anyone or anything without ill intent. I'm mostly hoping some clueless hiker didn't wander off with it. |
| Sarah | I'm more concerned about the whole "horrible evil waiting to kill us" possibility. |
| Susan | Even if some evil individual was responsible, why would they sit in a cave for days for several days after doing whatever they did? The hammers are only good for punishing offensive men and slowing down certain monsters anyway, and the cave's warded-- |
| Grace, who sits in the back seat, has fallen asleep. | |
| Sarah | Wait wait wait--Slowing down monsters? |
| Susan | The monster in France was fundamentally offensive to women and weak against weapons made of magic. You couldn't kill it with a hammer, but you could sure as hell slow it down. |
| Sarah | Okay, that's it. Once we're at the motel and Grace is out of her pancake coma, you're telling us what happened in France! |
| Susan | What? But-- |
| Grace | Z |
| Sarah | No buts! You learned about the hammers there, you and Nanase fought a monster weak against magic weapons there, we are now officially in "need to know" territory! You're telling! |
| Susan | ...Will you still insist on hearing about France if I apologize for not researching earthquakes? |
| Sarah | You should apologize for that anyway! |
| Susan | Dammit. |