Niko Bellic | Network 002

[vengeance_driven]

[Public | Audio]

I would like to say that I do not intend to eat my hound. He is a good dog. He protects me.

Those are not all the words I said.

I won't eat my beast either. She keeps creepers away. I also wouldn't eat her if she didn't keep creepers away.

[Niko's explanations at their finest.]

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[archeologue]

Vegan. I don't know that word.

[He's about a decade too early for it.]

[vengeance_driven]

You cant have butter and eggs and shit because pulling on cow titties is bad and eating what chickens drop means someone might keep them caged.

[He decides to give the classiest description he can muster.]

[archeologue]

That sounds like the sort of people who would disapprove of naughty pictures and cabaret clubs as well.

[He assumes that if they don't approve of touching cow titties, they probably don't like people titties either.]

[vengeance_driven]

They just care a lot. But sometimes too much. They hit this line where being good to animals means being bad to people that like to eat meat.

Isn't there an English saying about the road to hell and good intentions?

[archeologue]

We have a similar saying in France as well. L'enfer est plein de bonnes volontés et désirs. Hell is full of good wishes and desires. The words written by a medieval saint.

But I have always preferred Milton myself. "Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven."

[vengeance_driven]

That's a pretty good one. Though I think I have been serving in hell for a long time. Working your way up is a bitch.

[archeologue]

[belloq laughs.]

And the work benefits terrible, I'm sure.

But the big demons will get out of your way eventually.