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Chishiya is NO STRANGER to how he tends to infuriate people; both in the day to day and in regards to the games they play to survive. Usually the relief of survival is enough for the people to forget their anger or irritation with him. But every now and again, it's not. Sometimes they still lash out like an agitated animal ; and Chishiya is less thrilled when those times occur. Mostly because it's STUPID and just a waste of his time. They don't catch him and it just makes them more irritated. This one seems particularly stubborn and he's already got a plan to deal with the man.

His attempted attacker abruptly crumbles to the ground.

Chishiya stands there with his hands in his pockets, watching blood POUR FROM HIS HEAD and spill across the ruined sidewalk. The weapon of choice clatters next to the corpse - a bloody rock that gleams in the moonlight. A curious thing really to see that unfold. Chishiya lifts his eyes to regard the woman in front of him with something akin to vague interest. It was one thing to kill in a game, another to do so later.

     "what do you listen to?" has to be one of peter's most loathed questions; not because it's a terrible question, and certainly not because he doesn't want to talk about music, but because every time he expresses that he listens to a little bit of everything, he receives an eyeroll at best and a lengthy complaint at worst.

     jazz has never been a genre he's been all that excited about, but like every type of music, it has tracks and artists that he could sing the praises of until the end of time. it ultimately helps him connect with pip regardless of his preferences.

     ❛ did you always know you were gonna make jazz? i love asking about origins. ❜

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