The good doctor put the depressor lightly to Hagetaka's tongue, giving her a standard examination. "Hmm. Everything seems alright, I guess." A few minutes of fairly uninvasive tests and questions later, the three invited men were assembled in the living room before Dan. The doctor was first to step forward, handing over a pad full of notes taken during his time in the mansion. "This is everything I've collected about her anatomy. I hope it comes to be of some use." This is met with a pleased smile and a firm handshake. "Thanks a lot, Doc. I'll call you again if I ever want her vocals snipped."<br/>Next up was the Osakan mechanic, looking rather nervous. "I, uhh, something went wrong. I was running a diag on her language software and... Well... Boom." Dan's smile began slowly fading into agitation the second he started talking. The bearded man began to speak quickly. "She's just good fer parts now, b-but I'll buy 'er off ya. I got a full can of red paint and a fresh set of tires! Matching ones!" The mention of tires actually seemed to calm his client down, drawing a sigh of relief from his lips. Dan spoke just as happily as he had with the first visitor. "Sounds like a good enough deal. Don't expect another call, though."<br/>Dyenes stood beside the hooded man, speaking for him. "Mister Dan, I am afraid I cannot stay here. I must leave vith my brather." The master's reaction to this was little more than a shrug and an expression of mild disappointment. "Well, damn, I just starting to like you. Safe travels, Dyenes." With his hands on his hips, he addressed the three men and his former maid at once. "Well, you can all get the hell out now. Your tanks should be filled and you can leave with as much water as you can carry." They left quickly, speeding off into the horizon and leaving Dapper Dan alone in the living room with his death. "I lost two servants in one day. Now what am I gonna do?"