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Cloudy with a chance of... kittens?
[It was a day with nothing to do, and Mukuro was spending it mingling with the crowd, taking amusement at the differences in tourists and natives in old Rome. It was more comfortable in Italy, really -- the words around him filtered through his mind much more easily than the still slightly awkward Japanese, and there was no pausing to second-guess the meanings of signs and directions. Really, it was such a pain to keep up a smooth appearance when one wasn't entirely sure whether the person giving you orders was telling you that they were happy or spicy.
On another note, the weather was so much milder, warm and balmy, and simply made walking around generally more pleasant. Of course, regardless of the weather, it was never any fun to trip over a box on the side of the street. Quick reflexes kept him from losing his balance, but he felt a spark of irritation as he looked down to kick the box out of the way. Only before he could, he noticed its contents -- five tiny, mewing, squirming kittens.
It was a whim, yes -- but he wondered, if Sawada Tsunayoshi was afraid of dogs, how did he feel about cats? Well, this would be a convenient way to find out. He stooped to close the box, then hefted it into his arms before turning on his heel and heading back in the direction of the base. It'd take awhile to get there, but he could stand the walk.]
On another note, the weather was so much milder, warm and balmy, and simply made walking around generally more pleasant. Of course, regardless of the weather, it was never any fun to trip over a box on the side of the street. Quick reflexes kept him from losing his balance, but he felt a spark of irritation as he looked down to kick the box out of the way. Only before he could, he noticed its contents -- five tiny, mewing, squirming kittens.
It was a whim, yes -- but he wondered, if Sawada Tsunayoshi was afraid of dogs, how did he feel about cats? Well, this would be a convenient way to find out. He stooped to close the box, then hefted it into his arms before turning on his heel and heading back in the direction of the base. It'd take awhile to get there, but he could stand the walk.]
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Hm? I'd be more concerned for anyone who tried to assault me, wouldn't you?
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Is that so? ♫
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Well the average mugger isn't really prepared for our level of things, hm?
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What happens when you run into someone like you, Mukuro-kun?
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Ah? Well, I suppose someone might get hurt.
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I wonder.
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[ Invading your personal space bubble starts right about now! ]
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It is. I think the proper term would be "disinterested".
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That's too bad.
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Follows. ] Mukuro-kun, you're usually more talkative.
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[ Is just going to back Mukuro up against a CONVENIENT BACK ALLEY WALL NOW, and cage him in. ]
Are you getting paid for overtime, Mukuro-kun?
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I wouldn't consider it work when it would bring me so much enjoyment.
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Well, if Mukuro-kun wants to try, that's fine too!
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Perhaps I will.
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Oh? [ And now- he's going to speed it up a little, one hand lashing out to hopefully slam Mukuro back up against that wall by the neck. ]
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dfkjhsjhsbjhbsjhbd I lol'd so hardWell that may work, but being close enough to get your fingers around his neck means you're close enough that he can get the blades of his trident up against yours. Stalemate?]Be cautious, Byakuran.
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How scary!
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