"We're fine, we're fine! Thank you, Kogitsunemaru-sama!" The fox wags its' tail, briefly, as the material finally stops blocking their vision. Naki's expression doesn't betray any particular emotion -- neither displeasure nor excitement -- but it's easy to tell that he's relieved, simply from the small sigh that escapes his lips. His shoulders slouch a little as the bigger fox ruffles his hair, but, at the very least, his little stunt seems to have helped Yamato and Hori out -- even if only temporarily. "I didn't do anything," he mutters, finally, as yet another employee with the colorful string of death approaches the other pair.
For a few seconds, he lets himself focus on something else; gets back up to his feet, with Kogitsunemaru's help, and begins to dust off his clothes, as well as the fox. In the meantime, the female approaches them -- the fox bristles, defensively, but thankfully, they don't have to deal with her for too long (or at all.) Mesmerized, he watches as Kogitsunemaru skillfully coaxes the rope from the employee's hands; as soon as he's done, she falls on her butt, and Nakigitsune smiles, just briefly (though he feels a little bad, too.) But, before the thought of apologizing even fully crosses his mind, both Yamato and Hori are already leaving, and Kogitsunemaru follows after them -- thus, Nakigitsune does, too.
Thankfully, the changing room seems to be Thirster3000-free. Relaxing, just slightly, he enters one of the secluded cabins, glancing at the human-sized mirror on the other side of the wall. Relieved he doesn't have to put up with someone unfamiliar putting their hands on him -- that'd definitely be uncomfortable -- he nods, shrugging after a moment. "I don't mind." Carefully, he sets the fox down on one of the small benches in the cabin; then, reaches up to start unbuttoning his jacket, coaxing a loud screech from the fox.
"W - wait, Nakigitsune! This isn't proper! Kogitsunemaru-sama, please don't look! What if you get some sort of dirty thoughts?!" It's rambling, frantically, wandering from one side of the bench to another. Nakigitsune doesn't really understand why it's improper in the first place -- it's just taking measurements, right? But, the fox has always been a little too adamant about letting anyone (including the Saniwa sage) see Nakigitsune in anything less than his full apparel. "It's fine if it's Kogitsunemaru-sama," Nakigitsune assures the fox, softly, shrugging the jacket off his now bare shoulders.
Just as the fox is about to argue, Nakigitsune feels something wet hit his head, then shoulders, then steadily covering both him and Kogitsunemaru in what seems to be a rainfall of water -- he's not really sure what's going on, but glances up, anyway, at the odd device above them. "Oh no! Now your clothes will get wet, too! This is bad, this is very, very bad --" The fox continues, but Nakigitsune is more focused on how uncomfortable the water makes his pants feel -- they're already pretty tight, even without additional help. Â
"Ah... how annoying," he mumbles, more to himself than Kogitsunemaru, glancing down at the water slowly sinking in the carpet underneath their feet. Just as he does so, the ground shakes, briefly -- you can barely feel it, and maybe he wouldn't be able to tell, if it wasn't for the fox shuddering. "An earthquake? How odd!" It chirps, hiding underneath the crimpled coat Nakigitsune threw to the side. Still, the water stops pouring -- and an odd, grainy voice can be heard from the speakers hung in the corners of the room.
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"Measure me," he demands, after a few seconds of silence, throwing his arms up to allow Kogitsunemaru access. "Do I have to take the rest off, too, or will this be okay?"
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"Sir, we have worrying news," a servant clad in black speaks, approaching the Daddy Council president's desk. Obama looks up from above his papers, all of the letters begging him for divorce that he gets to reject on a daily basis, waiting for the man to speak. "It seems like there's a meteor headed our way, Sir. It'll crash very soon -- what should we do?"
Obama doesn't seem surprised -- rather, he squints, mischievously, a small grin appearing on his face. "I knew they were going to make their move sooner or later. We're prepared for this, aren't we? Redirect it immediately, and make sure no one gets hurt. They will not prevail -- their thirst will never reach my precious residents, for as long as I live. Call Matty B for conference -- we must discuss our further involvement in this war. For the time being, focus on the meteor. You're dismissed."