[Snake listens to his companions; Goethe and Webster have always been better at putting words together.]
We are capable of nothing on our own, for we possess no particularly useful talents- at least not for this situation, Webster says. But there may be others in this city who are used to a creature such as the Operator, and would know ways to defend oneself against it, if not kill it.
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We are capable of nothing on our own, for we possess no particularly useful talents- at least not for this situation, Webster says. But there may be others in this city who are used to a creature such as the Operator, and would know ways to defend oneself against it, if not kill it.
...A mere suggestion, says Goethe.