#batcarrier

Purple optics gazed at the stranger before him with tiny hint of curiosity, though mild irritation a foremost emotion taking over upon such statement uttered without seeming knowledge of what the male was talking about, no facts to back the incredulous notion.

Shirasu considered the words all of two seconds and discarded any thought of possible comfort brought with measly sentence spoken towards him, which he could prove easily a lie and anyone from past life would have no disagreement with. Tenka, man ever stubborn and overly positive was an uncounted exception, as with many things.

No, he was exactly as bad as memories served a reminder, worse in the eyes of those who had always doubted him in the first place, righteously so. And the precious little brothers.. betrayal was not an easy matter, in forgiveness the least. The worse of all was the disappointment he had delivered on the Clan, and yet..

He deserved none of the kindness directed at him, not then, not now.

OMFG. *falls* XDDI plead the short option, yush. XD

20. Favorite chapter?

Hmmm, last week I said chapter 13...but I quite like chapter 14 as well. An ingenious, yet IDIOTIC plan to set boats on fire, then RAM them into the enemy? There's a lot more Grima in Robin than they'd like to admit. XDD (Plus the nameless solider freaking out was hilarious. Poor bastard, he didn't sign up for this. XD)

38. DLC Maps or Reeking Boxes?

At this current moment in time; Reeking boxes. I have DLC maps (Namely the Future Past pack and the Scramble Pack), but I don't have the patience, or the time, to sit down and play though them properly, while Reeking Boxes only take a few minutes to complete. That said, I have a boring hospital appointment on Wednesday, so those DLC maps might get played. XD

39. Japanese Audio or English Audio?

Hmmm. I think Lucina would be opposed to violence for the sake of violence. After losing both of her parents and seeing the friends lose THEIR parents, she'd want to do all she could to prevent that happening, and would so only engage in violence when strictly necessary. (One example, just before she revealed herself to her father, she simply blocked his would-be assassin's attack, rather than fighting him. True said assassin ran off, bit...)

"A-are you sure?"

The other had looked a little unsteady on his feet for a moment there, so if there was something wrong he didn't want to leave him here by himself.

❝…My apologies. I’ve been feeling very fatigued this morning. I’ll move.❞ 

                         ;—{ ✽ } The usual bright blue sky was covered in grey clouds. Most parts of the sky were covered, blocking the ray's of sun from reaching the ground. However there was no sign of rain. That was a good start too a bad situation. Banging on the door Haru hoped her roommate was home. Bang! bang! bang! Nothing. Just her luck. Letting out a sigh the girl rummaged through her bag and pockets in search of her key. Leaning her back on the door she let out a sigh. "Great..." glancing at the sky once again Haru decided to trace her steps. She must have left it somewhere. Pondering on the thought for a moment, finally she remembered. She had put her keys in the pocket of her uniform at work. Jeez, what a stupid idea. By the looks of it Haru would have to make a trip back to the Sunflower  café. They had closed early, but if she was lucky someone would still be there.

                         ;—{ ✽ } While walking every so often she would look up at the overcast sky. Still no sign of raining. "What a relief." She murmured to herself. She was about half way between Mocha Valley and the Sunflower café. She was making good time. Progressing a little further, a loud crackle from the sky startled her. Looking up once more, the sky had turned a dark shad grey without a spec of sunlight breaking through. Pattering at the pavement was ringing in her ears when she felt the rain hitting her body. Wearing nothing but her usual clothing, not even a jacket or runners. "E-Eh!? B-..But just a second ago--" Before being able to finish her thought, the rain was pouring down on her uncovered head. Soaking her with cold water. Instead of looking for cover Haru ran the rest of the way to the Sunflower café.