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[GENERALLY THEY AREN'T SMILING..... It's more like go die, bam, pow, stalks off. An accurate depiction by Zelos Wilder.
Looking at Guy a bit incredulously. How fishy. What kind of teen comedy is this...]
Ah.... Well. If that's how you feel about it.
[Waving...weakly.]
It's all yours. I wouldn't deny a hero an honor.
[When did it become an honor?? Shoving the last of his food in his mouth to escape culpability. He's just a guy eating a meal! Sure.]
Looking at Guy a bit incredulously. How fishy. What kind of teen comedy is this...]
Ah.... Well. If that's how you feel about it.
[Waving...weakly.]
It's all yours. I wouldn't deny a hero an honor.
[When did it become an honor?? Shoving the last of his food in his mouth to escape culpability. He's just a guy eating a meal! Sure.]
You've already bought me a drink. [Technically it was a free drink, but whatever. The offer was there...!] Who knew this is what you were aiming for all along....
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I thought we were working on that.
[Slowly, but inevitably. Unless Zelos runs away. He's surely considering it. Standing, he picks up his cleared plate.]
I suppose I owe you two. Or should I just call this "friendship".
[Slowly, but inevitably. Unless Zelos runs away. He's surely considering it. Standing, he picks up his cleared plate.]
I suppose I owe you two. Or should I just call this "friendship".
...You're going to kill my black little heart with these feel good lectures of yours one of these days, hu~n~ny ❤️.
[Going to go clean and dry his plate. He's not a complete mooch. Sometimes?]
[Going to go clean and dry his plate. He's not a complete mooch. Sometimes?]
Don't call me that!
[Despite his complaint, he's genuinely glad to hear some of that energy back in Zelos's voice. Act or no act, it's a part of who he is. Guy doesn't bother to get up. Instead, he shifts so he's sitting backwards in the chair, arms folded atop of it.]
I'm sure you've survived worse, anyway.
[Despite his complaint, he's genuinely glad to hear some of that energy back in Zelos's voice. Act or no act, it's a part of who he is. Guy doesn't bother to get up. Instead, he shifts so he's sitting backwards in the chair, arms folded atop of it.]
I'm sure you've survived worse, anyway.
Hmm... I've had a plenty of people tell me how to be merciful. And there's someone on blue who thinks I might be capable of compassion. But you're the first person to want to be my friend.
[lol?????? Honesty Hour with Zelos is actually appalling. He sounds happy enough if that means anything at all.]
Are you sure we shouldn't be getting your head checked with medical?
[lol?????? Honesty Hour with Zelos is actually appalling. He sounds happy enough if that means anything at all.]
Are you sure we shouldn't be getting your head checked with medical?
I've made friends with someone called "the Necromancer." My reputation's already hit rock bottom back home. I can't get any worse.
[The lands that would belong to House Gardios sat at the bottom of the sea. His family was dead and, with his condition right now, he won't be able to rebuild the family line anytime soon. He wasn't sure, either, if that was what he really wanted to do. When you added all this up, along with the years he spent in Kimlasca and the company he kept, it was little wonder that Guy wasn't a popular noble in the courts. He's learned a long time ago to weather all manners of gossips and insults. More importantly:]
Don't judge a book by its cover, right?
[The lands that would belong to House Gardios sat at the bottom of the sea. His family was dead and, with his condition right now, he won't be able to rebuild the family line anytime soon. He wasn't sure, either, if that was what he really wanted to do. When you added all this up, along with the years he spent in Kimlasca and the company he kept, it was little wonder that Guy wasn't a popular noble in the courts. He's learned a long time ago to weather all manners of gossips and insults. More importantly:]
Don't judge a book by its cover, right?
Oi, oi... [Setting the plate aside before coming back in and flicking water from his gloves at Guy.] That's not something to brag about~. I don't think I'm the one who's a handful here.
You really want to believe that, don't you. [Denile isn't a good place to be Guy, there's crocodiles in there... No, kidding, he's just amused. Is that his new descriptor? Sounds like something someone would say about their kids. What is that saying? "Boys will be boys"?] Better than being a magnet. You might want to turn down that field of yours professor.
[Waving and heading for the door. He feels a little more grounded. That's enough. Everything else? Yeah, running like hell from that. This whole thing never happened...!!]
[Waving and heading for the door. He feels a little more grounded. That's enough. Everything else? Yeah, running like hell from that. This whole thing never happened...!!]
Right, you're just charmed by my great personality.
[Guy turns so he can see Zelos off, raises a hand to bid him goodbye. He didn't expect him to stay for too long, anyway. It seems like the talk's cheered him up, and that's all he could ask for.]
See you around.
[Guy turns so he can see Zelos off, raises a hand to bid him goodbye. He didn't expect him to stay for too long, anyway. It seems like the talk's cheered him up, and that's all he could ask for.]
See you around.
FROM: ginoza.nobuchika@cdc.org
TO: branford.terra@cdc.org
I appreciate the concern. However, I must ask if you plan to do the same.
TO: branford.terra@cdc.org
I appreciate the concern. However, I must ask if you plan to do the same.
FROM: chidori.kaname@cdc.org
Let me know when you're awake. Zelos is scared pissless worrying over you.
[A... half... truth... Kind of.]
Let me know when you're awake. Zelos is scared pissless worrying over you.
[A... half... truth... Kind of.]
FROM: chidori.kaname@cdc.org
No clue. Only found out you went into stasis right before getting to camp.
No clue. Only found out you went into stasis right before getting to camp.
FROM: chidori.kaname@cdc.org
Broke every bone in my body, but thank the heavens for nanites. Am I right?
[That one is actually a full lie.]
Broke every bone in my body, but thank the heavens for nanites. Am I right?
[That one is actually a full lie.]
FROM: chidori.kaname@cdc.org
Why not? I'm clearly okay.
Why not? I'm clearly okay.
[He's a definite "puts his friends and loved ones first save the day type of guy". Tch, Zelos...]
FROM: chidori.kaname@cdc.org
Too late. Better learn how to get over that.
FROM: chidori.kaname@cdc.org
Too late. Better learn how to get over that.
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