@muriokusho Continuation from the ask if that’s okay

“It’s for you.” This will be one of the greatest pranks he’s ever pulled. He opens his hand so the other can take the candy.

Gojo is positively sparkling as he accepts the candy. “You’re the best student a teacher could ever want, Megumi!” Eagerly and without worry, knowing for sure Megumi would never let him down, Gojo unwraps the paper from the candy and pops it in his mouth, humming as he chews. The happiness doesn’t last very long on his face as he tastes the lack of... sugar, but no matter, Gojo doesn’t give up and swallows the candy.

Only to be met with disappointment and betrayal.

"Rex, wait— And..there he goes..." the girl sighed to herself, running a hand through her head before the strange boy questioned if she saw him. Slowly nodding, this left her the impression that she probably wasn't meant to see what happened after all. "Uh, yeah, of course I saw. Random monster appears and you and your..dog destroys it? Pretty cool if it was so weird."

 “I’m not jealous.” He huffs and looks away.

@muriokusho

It was pure luck Megumi didn’t choke on the chocolate shoved in his mouth. He wasn’t going to let it go to waste either. Glaring at Gojo, the boy chewed on the chocolate in annoyance. “I understand what you mean.” He muttered.

major arcana headcanons // accepting

the chariot  :  how much does your muse care about winning ? are they a sore loser ?

Rei doesn’t really care much about winning or losing. You could say she has a neutral outlook on it. But then again it all depends on what the challenge is and/or who’s she’s going up against. 

Let’s say, for example, Rei is playing shogi with someone. She’ll accept defeat simply because for one, she’s not that great at the game to begin with. But if there was a bet tied into the game, she’d be trying her best to win ( depending if the bet works in her favor or not )