[...hm. He's going to, like, actively think about that.]
...so is it a benefit or a frustration to be lumped in with the others who're clueless? [So no. You don't have "sinning" on your profile without being sort of dirty.]
And you never thought of teaching them yourself? [It's not judgmental, he's mostly interested in what Nikkari's game is. He's also glancing at the portrait on and off.] It almost seems like they could learn a lot.
The matter never came up in our day-to-day lives... and, ah, Tonbokiri-san and I had undertaken a mission that kept us away from most of the others for quite some time. You know how it is.
And what about you? You seem to know the world a little better than your teammates. [He looks at his nails to examine them, casual and nonchalant.] What is it you really take pleasure in?
[Sometimes, to get answers, you have to match the tone of conversation.]
Haha... my lips aren't quite as loose as theirs, I suppose. Besides, it's just in my nature to be mysterious. It fits a sword whose history is so closely tied to the supernatural, doesn't it?
I guess, sure. The supernatural isn't really my expertise or anything.
[That was Akane.] ...sometimes that might be better anyway. We are still locked in a building with strangers we have no reason to really trust. But I'm curious because a sword used to handle ghosts isn't really something I'd think of.
Maybe. I didn't pay a lot of attention to history or anything as a kid, and we moved after I finished elementary school. [Japanese history was lost on him after that.] I was never under the impression it wasn't legendary though.
[When he looks back, he'll find that Junpei was looking up at the painting as well, but he'll let his gaze drift back to focus on Nikkari. The future, huh? What does the future look like? It's something he wonders often these days, especially on the days he isn't sure there is a future at all.]
I suppose we will. [But.] ...what about if it's a future we don't agree on?
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...so is it a benefit or a frustration to be lumped in with the others who're clueless? [So no. You don't have "sinning" on your profile without being sort of dirty.]
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[ it depends on the day and the sword in question, really... ]
What I can say for sure, however, is that it's always amusing to see them so flustered once they've finally caught on.
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[ does he... ]
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Is that why he doesn't have any hobbies? [No, he does not know how it is except for where he sort of does in a way he's 100% not acknowledging. Haha.]
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[Sometimes, to get answers, you have to match the tone of conversation.]
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that's it ]
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What's funny about asking?
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[ a small, enigmatic smile. ]
But you're correct. Neither that, nor taking advantage of the pleasures these human forms of ours are capable of, is what I live for.
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You're the sword spirit who talks the least about himself. Can you blame me for having some questions?
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[That was Akane.] ...sometimes that might be better anyway. We are still locked in a building with strangers we have no reason to really trust. But I'm curious because a sword used to handle ghosts isn't really something I'd think of.
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[ he regards junpei with a curious glint in his eye, then glances back at the painting, then finally meets the other man's eyes yet again. ]
We'll just have to see what the future holds for us, won't we, Junpei-san?
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I suppose we will. [But.] ...what about if it's a future we don't agree on?
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