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So, I swagger up, all charm, “What’s yer price, love?” She laughs—proper cackle—says, “More’n you got, trickster.” Cheeky! I’m half mad, half lovin’ it—nobody talks to *me* like that. Didja know, back in Victorian times, they called ‘em “soiled doves”? Fancy, eh? Makes it sound poetic, not dodgy. Anyway, she’s givin’ me the eye, and I’m like, “This is my glorious purpose tonight!”—bit dramatic, sure, but I’m Loki, I live for it.

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Then, I decided to check out the Odate City Museum. I’m a music editor, so I thought, “Let’s get some culture.” I walk in, and it’s all about the history of the area. Did you know Odate is famous for its Akita dogs? They’re like the cutest things ever! I wanted to adopt one right then and there. But then I remembered my apartment is a no-pet zone. Sad face.

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