Well, we already tried a red-hot iron dagger, and it didn't work. I think it might be a bunyip, since it's corporeal and not responding to salt, which doesn't fit the profile of an actual water spirit.
...Seriously, that's it? Are you sure there isn't anything more specific than that? I mean, every monster has some way of getting ganked- can't it be speared or burned or something? [Her voice is rising very slightly; it's mostly out of desperation, since this hunt is going ridiculously badly.]
yeah, that's the thing, they can metabolize any water, even a freakin' garden sprinkler, so to dry it out you're going to have to get it trapped somewhere arid. Fire might work, but it'd take a lot of it.
[he sighed] and not getting caught's tricky because of the damn feelers.
And it's pretty wet. Dammit. Next best option is find something to dry it up. Silica granules would be best, like they use for cleaning up puke at stadiums and schools, but enough cat litter ought to work just as well.
Wait, are we getting it dry and setting it on fire, or are we supposed to be careful not to set the rest of the woods on fire? It seems kind of... mutually exclusive.
So, you're saying we'll need to pen it in somewhere? [Awesome.] Also, aren't bunyips supposed to just stay in their swamps? [Wikipedia has never failed her before. Except all the times when it has.]
Unless there's something driving it out. Maybe it just got here and hasn't found a good swamp yet, maybe it's still shopping around. Like I said, don't usually see them outside of Australia.
Yeah, well. Didn't you fight an 'okami' a while back? [The word is awkward on her tongue because honestly, who the hell fights okamis in America?] But all that sounds like to me is that there's something bigger here driving it out.
some girlsam for ya? :D
Nice! And yay something I have to look up!
and i just googled "how to kill a kelpie" what is my life
Hah! Mine too.
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[he sighed] and not getting caught's tricky because of the damn feelers.
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[Oh god.]
Seriously?! How could fire not work, Bobby? Last time I checked, it doesn't get more arid than in the middle of a barbecue.
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Things are migrating for some damn reason.
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[She says it casually; oh, by the by, my father's back from the grave and we had lunch, nbd.]
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