Hopefully Demented

“Look what I got Ibuki!” He had found something cute in the monomono machine and he had thought about giving it to Chiaki or wearing it himself but he was more of a dog person. So this was much better! “Its a cute little kitty hairpin! I’d keep it myself but I like dogs more. Besides something as cute as this can improve your appearance for sure!”

“I have never danced like this before.” He mumbled a bit not that it could be heard over the blaring music. But he started to move nonetheless trying to copy the movements he was witnessing. Was he even doing this right? Probably not. He probably looked like an awkward chicken.

“My, my...” His voice barely above a batted breath eyes glancing over to the male, eyes shining both with respect, and hatred. It was hard to tell which was upfront. But he knew one thing for sure, he was delighted to see the man. “And what an honor it is to be in your presence. To think you’d actually waste your precious time even looking at trash like me!”

Ah well, luck wasn’t on his side it seemed. Greyish emerald orbs glanced at the gamer as he shook out his jacket. He had merely walked over to greet her and had tripped over the cord plugged into the wall causing it to pop out effectively turning the game off and his face met the floor in an embarrassing display. Bad luck indeed... “Ow.”

He paused in front of the door, surely he was home yes? Pale knuckled rapped on the door three times, a small gift in his hands for the boy so much like himself. “Hajime? Are you home?” A small smile on his lips as he waited patiently with batted breaths.

Nagito is prone to rare fits of emotional distress. Due to his mental disabilities he doesn't know how to process his own emotional stress, because of this if he gets to overwhelmed he will be prone to having violent fits either injuring himself or destroying parts of whatever space he's in. Each trigger produces a separate response in fit. For example yelling causes him to tense up and shut down to the point of becoming unresponsive in actions or vocally.