I went to Egypt a few years back and the storms were just as dangeroius. Of course that also involved a centuries-lost army of the dead so probably I'm mpre used to this stuff than you.
[Hellboy is probably more used to this stuff than most people, let's be real about this.]
I'm in the museum now by the way. I couldn't find anyone left out there but I might check again if you can hold on.
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how did i not notice a whole river
suit breaches. going to be couhging up sand for weeks
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[He's even too distracted right now to even tease her. Who knew sandstorms would be this stressful?]
sit tight I'll come find you and do
something
never mind you probably know what to do.
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[Now there's an admission.]
It actually cut me. the sand cut me.
[Now, she's never been in one, but she's pretty sure sandstorms don't do that.]
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[Hellboy is probably more used to this stuff than most people, let's be real about this.]
I'm in the museum now by the way. I couldn't find anyone left out there but I might check again if you can hold on.
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[Pause.] to sandstorms, not lost armies of the dead
yeah go on
be carefuil
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But alright hang on. if you don't hear from me in half an hour assume I got stuck in a sanddrift. Hooves you know.
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i'll be sure to laugh at you when you shwo up, then
[Laugh. Freak out. Same difference.]
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[And then he's quiet for a long time. It's possible he got stuck in a sanddrift after all. Maybe. Knowing Hellboy's luck, it's quite likely.]
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stuck in a sadnfrit i see
i'll laugh about it later
[She is neither paying attention or caring much about spelling right now.]
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Sorry about that. ran into some friends. Coming down now.