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Delilah has a talk with Riley about her plans to turn the moggy into a weapon against those who seek to disrupt her efforts to maintain balance.   

Delilah knew the moggy's talents and usefulness would need to be honed, but she hadn't anticipated that the poor thing would be still suffering even after rescuing her from the manor.  

 Eager to solidify the bond between master and weapon, Delilah offers to help Riley in more ways than one. 

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Taka Brute

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Grant Mathieson

So in the serum has Riley permanently hungry, is she going to drain and kill everyone now?

MoonSilk

In theory yes, unless they can find a way to suppress the effects and/or neutralize the serum for good

MoonSilk

Idk how it is there but I know here, theres a lot of discrimination against teh homeless and other vulnerable members of society. So I figure you just go in, offer them a hot meal, place to stay, keep them for as long as theyre useful and then if they betray you, they're out. No one blinks an eye because "they were probably drug addicts" or "deserved it" or some other ignorant line that those better off tell themselves so they don't have to worry about actually helping the less fortunate.