Ah, that girl. Ended up making a cake for her too, actually. Did she have an okay birthday, by the way?
[He cares mostly because Kirigiri does, so. You know.]
If my guess is right, time isn't going to be moving forward in our worlds anyway. So messing around here won't make things difficult for you back home.
It seems someone got her a video game system, which is her favorite thing in the world. She's excited enough that she intends to hold a party for a number of girls, to play video games together.
...I'll be the least skilled of the bunch, assuredly. That'll be a new and interesting experience.
[KIRIGIRI]
I'm glad we arrived at the same conclusion. It's the most logical explanation for that sort of temporal discrepancy.
Huh, must be hard to find something you're kind of shit at. Well, I couldn't help you anyway, even if I was interested; I never played video games even when the brats around me were. Good luck with that one.
[He nods.] Based on what I saw with Moody Blues, it's the only thing that seems to make sense.
[she's just going to stare POINTEDLY INTO HER COFFEE CUP so she doesn't have to see him smirking at her]
I don't know that anything would come of it. But it's...
[...]
It's like I was saying before, about getting different things from different people. Some people, if they tried to tell me what to do, would earn nothing but my disdain. But she's the sort of commanding that, if she tried it, I think I might listen.
I kind of get that. It takes a certain person to earn respect, I think.
[Of course, Abbacchio's always known the kind of man he is. With Bucciarati, it was earned. Yuri is similar, he muses, but that's a road he won't delve too hard on.]
You think you're gonna talk to her about you liking her?
[It's an obvious question at first pass, so obvious that it might almost seem kind of stupid — but for Kirigiri, it almost comes off as though she's less interested in the actual answer and more just relishing the odd opportunity to talk to someone about things like this to begin with.]
I might not be her type. For any number of reasons.
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[He cares mostly because Kirigiri does, so. You know.]
If my guess is right, time isn't going to be moving forward in our worlds anyway. So messing around here won't make things difficult for you back home.
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...I'll be the least skilled of the bunch, assuredly. That'll be a new and interesting experience.
[KIRIGIRI]
I'm glad we arrived at the same conclusion. It's the most logical explanation for that sort of temporal discrepancy.
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Huh, must be hard to find something you're kind of shit at. Well, I couldn't help you anyway, even if I was interested; I never played video games even when the brats around me were. Good luck with that one.
[He nods.] Based on what I saw with Moody Blues, it's the only thing that seems to make sense.
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[She clears her throat, hurriedly sipping at her coffee.]
She's fun to watch win. So.
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[Abbacchio is definitely looking at her with an arched brow.]
What's she like?
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[Celes-san could arguably be called "elegant", after all, and that's far from what she's getting at here, so it'd be better to say...]
"Noble", I think, is the word I want. I remind her of someone. And she reminds me a little of someone, too.
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So. Getting a crush on this girl?
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[she's just going to stare POINTEDLY INTO HER COFFEE CUP so she doesn't have to see him smirking at her]
I don't know that anything would come of it. But it's...
[...]
It's like I was saying before, about getting different things from different people. Some people, if they tried to tell me what to do, would earn nothing but my disdain. But she's the sort of commanding that, if she tried it, I think I might listen.
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[Of course, Abbacchio's always known the kind of man he is. With Bucciarati, it was earned. Yuri is similar, he muses, but that's a road he won't delve too hard on.]
You think you're gonna talk to her about you liking her?
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[It's an obvious question at first pass, so obvious that it might almost seem kind of stupid — but for Kirigiri, it almost comes off as though she's less interested in the actual answer and more just relishing the odd opportunity to talk to someone about things like this to begin with.]
I might not be her type. For any number of reasons.
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[He smiles crookedly at her and raises his mug.]
Besides, if she doesn't like you, she's missing out. Even if you're a little shit sometimes.