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[.......well, yes, that is completely true.
It would be a lie to say that he hasn't been taking the "easy" road in life. If the only thing he was good at was being a monster, then why should he try to be anything else? Maybe that's the reason, too, that he continues to treat Zura this way even when he knows something now that he had never understood before--it's just easier. Even with what he knew now, it didn't change anything. He was still a monster, and he always would be. Being "comrades" truly was a thing of the past.
Maybe it's for the best.
Takasugi had faith in his abilities, however. Even if he was alone now, it wouldn't remain that way. He should be able to find some likeminded souls, and hopefully he would do it without ever having to be involved with Katsura. It was annoying, having to start all over, but it wouldn't be the first time he had to do something from scratch.
Still, he turns to watch him pass, his words earning him another laugh, less subtle than before (but probably no less creepy).]
If I needed help, I'd sooner seek out a wolf than a puppy.
[Not that he's calling bullshit on his threat, because even though things might be different now, he still knew Katsura well enough to know that he would probably follow through. But...]
Someone who's been living his life here just like he would back home has nothing he can offer me.
It would be a lie to say that he hasn't been taking the "easy" road in life. If the only thing he was good at was being a monster, then why should he try to be anything else? Maybe that's the reason, too, that he continues to treat Zura this way even when he knows something now that he had never understood before--it's just easier. Even with what he knew now, it didn't change anything. He was still a monster, and he always would be. Being "comrades" truly was a thing of the past.
Maybe it's for the best.
Takasugi had faith in his abilities, however. Even if he was alone now, it wouldn't remain that way. He should be able to find some likeminded souls, and hopefully he would do it without ever having to be involved with Katsura. It was annoying, having to start all over, but it wouldn't be the first time he had to do something from scratch.
Still, he turns to watch him pass, his words earning him another laugh, less subtle than before (but probably no less creepy).]
If I needed help, I'd sooner seek out a wolf than a puppy.
[Not that he's calling bullshit on his threat, because even though things might be different now, he still knew Katsura well enough to know that he would probably follow through. But...]
Someone who's been living his life here just like he would back home has nothing he can offer me.
[Well, that's an interesting reaction from a grown man. Unexpected, but really cute, and it's hard not to laugh at it. He should have expected as much from somebody asking for something as sickeningly sweet as a kitten for a gift, really.
It seems to have gone over well, though, so Cynbel takes it as a sign his work is done and quietly leave. Enjoy your new cat and all the furniture destruction it comes with, Katsura.]
It seems to have gone over well, though, so Cynbel takes it as a sign his work is done and quietly leave. Enjoy your new cat and all the furniture destruction it comes with, Katsura.]
[Uh oh. He hadn't meant to get caught, and letting himself be known would ruin the point of it being "secret" Santa, right? Before he can think too hard about it, he makes a decision, and he uses the voice of what sounds like a little girl to answer.]
You're the father of a cat, Mister?
You're the father of a cat, Mister?
[Outside Katsura's door this evening is a small maneki-neko. Underneath the cat is a handwritten card. It reads:
"Congratulations on the new business. A little extra good fortune couldn't hurt.
Happy New Year."
The card is unsigned and surprisingly non-threatening. The handwriting might look familiar, though...]
"Congratulations on the new business. A little extra good fortune couldn't hurt.
Happy New Year."
The card is unsigned and surprisingly non-threatening. The handwriting might look familiar, though...]
Hey, dad. I have an important question.
Have you gotten sick of how cold it is here?
Have you gotten sick of how cold it is here?
[ Why. She just asked if he's done with winter. ]
I'm meeting Ryuko at the waterpark this Friday. I was wondering if you wanted to come.
The more the merrier, after all.
I'm sure it will be like summer there.
I'm meeting Ryuko at the waterpark this Friday. I was wondering if you wanted to come.
The more the merrier, after all.
I'm sure it will be like summer there.
She's going for sure :)
I don't think she has one yet. I'm going shopping soon, too.
I don't think she has one yet. I'm going shopping soon, too.
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