"You managed to tame that thing? ... I knew there was a reason you caught my eye! Fun times ahead," You see a twinkle in her eyes, "I can see it now... Can't wait to see the terror in our enemy's eyes when we sic that beast on them!" She chuckles cruelly to herself, looks like her sadistic side is showing after the pain she received, she gets a mischievous, "And then we can play with the villagers as well! I need to find an image crystal! I want to capture the surprise on their faces when we prank them." Her chuckles morph into that of an playful child.
While she is busy you check your cloths, and they're slightly cool to the touch but don't feel wet, so it should be fine.
Charm roll-27
Your attempts go very well, and many patrons are more than willing to part with their food to feed your dog, though you suspect that many are doing simply because you have a cute face and some of them are hoping that it will allow them to get closer to you. Still, after Tulimak starts munching on the first bit of food, a few others come over to pet him and give him a few select pieces, including the crown jewel of his meal, a T-bone from a steak. He, being the good manners dog that he is, thanks the donor with a few big sloppy dog kisses, his tail wagging enthusiastically.
The two of them follow you back to the plaza in a good mood, and Kal Kul asks, "So do you want us to enter with you, or do you want to wait and see if you need us?" Tulimak looks up from his bone to await the answer.
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I was thinking that Kal Kul is usually pretty harmless but has a bad habit of returning any pain she receives many times over, typically against the person who harmed her, but anyone associated is good enough. In this case the association is for the monsters in the dungeon.
Also I sort of see Tulimak as a Rottweiler complete with the stub tail.
Random person in the comments section of a random hentai manga- "Now I am ashamed of myself."
Me- "Posh, shame is for fools and people with friends... we need no such things, we have the internet."