I will always believe

Velvette's grin sharpened ever so slightly when he took the card, something akin to anticipation flickering across her face. She did notice his nails, but paid them no real mind; it wasn't like she didn't have many of her male models (as well as Val and Vox, sometimes) do the same.

"Good. Be sure that you do." She responded, tapping the card a few times before stepping back with a smirk. "Let me know, whenever you decide."

"Sure, uh.. I don't do those... soul contract things. I'm more of a freelance guy." Trip didn't like the idea of someone owning him like that, sure it wasn't uncommon for imps to pledge themselves to the service of someone....

@the-smallest-star sent:

The little girl has noticed Morty, tilting her head slightly, "You're Eath's friend right?"

For a few, long moments all Morty can do is staring at the young girl with a confused expression. This is his first time ever stepping foot in this particular dimension, a fantasy-themed one from what he can see, and that latter detail alone is enough to make him nervous.

Once upon a time he had been a huge fan of high fantasy and magical lands, but after experiencing it first hand, well...he has learnt that the saying "never meet your idols" can also be changed to "never travel to your favourite worlds" too.

At least this particular girl looks nothing like the creeps he has dealt with in the past. On the contrary, she looks normal and nice enough. Even if he still has no idea of what she's talking about.

Maybe another Rick and Morty pair has travelled to this land and she's confusing him with his alternate. It wouldn't be the first time it has happened.

Hannah pointed, and sure enough what could of been mistaken as gargoyles were actually a few armoured dragons, standing on their hind legs and watching the pair from the walls.

He could feel his cheeks burning and the Captain awkwardly picked at his nails with his hook hand, clearing his throat once more, trying not to make this interaction seem... More than it was. Just in case.

Vine's expression was very severe. "It is not a matter of whether or not Gillian will tell the truth; given her state she has less to lose if you confront her with the facts. But it is precisely her state that may shock you. It certainly shocked your brother."

He was right. She didn't understand parents. But she understood vengeance very well.

"It... wasn't the state she was in that upset him. He just didn't expect to see her." Gritt explained, rubbing his arm awkwardly, "Patch is angry at them, for what they put us both through. If he meets her, he needs to prepare not to blow up at her. So her being in front of him so suddenly? He... had to run. Or he might of killed her."

Gritt looked up at Vine, "He's not mad at you, or upset with you."