#fatedstories

Cryptic as ever. As always, getting a straight answer from Ogata was going to take more from him. Tanigaki’s curiosity is getting the better of him, especially with the sniper’s unnecessary remark. 

     “ i told you to just focus on school. “  it doesn’t matter how much hajime wants to help. together with government subsidies, chaos firmly believes that they will hold up on expenses just fine. and no matter what, the redhead just wants what’s best for his younger brother, despite not having known him for long.  “ you need time for your club and for homework. working is just going to worsen your performance. “

The boy crouches adjacent to the fallen deity, not making any more remarks. Somehow he doesn’t feel like saying anything, especially anything mean to the injured guy. It wouldn’t be nice. 

Rummaging his pockets, it takes him a solid minute to find what he was looking for. And when he finally found it, he scoots closer to Bulu. He could’ve walked, would’ve been easier. But he remains in his crouching position, inching slowly (awkwardly) towards him with hands out. A plaster, he puts over one of the most apparent gash he could find, which happens to be somewhere on his arm.

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          “   is  water  really  wet   if  wetness   is  a   description  of   our   experience   of   water  and  what   happens  to us   when   we   come   into  contact   with   water   in   such  a  way  that   it   impinges   on   our   state   of   being.       We,   or   our   possessions,   'get wet'  ?  “

looool

“SHUT UP, BULU! THE ONLY REASON WHY I REACTED LIKE THAT BECAUSE I HAVEN’T BEEN TOUCH LIKE THAT IN A LONG TIME!”

...crap, that’s just going to encourage him more!

There were rarely any cases where Asirpa and Ogata were left in the woods together. The norm being that it was Sugimoto that accompanied her during her expeditions. Kiroranke and Shiraishi went towards a nearby town to scope out for new information, and left the small girl and the man alone in their camp. If she thought about it, they never really spoke one on one before.