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{ you sure? it looks good.)

“Yo!” Nine had a naturally loud voice, causing anyone to jump if they weren’t expecting sudden company. Hands were deep in his pant pockets,the teen kicking the dirt and trash on the ground as he approached the blonde. They were on mutual terms, or so he believed. “Not only you like sittin’ in the middle of a park, ya like to make your life a dead one.” Nine  was behind her now, hunching over her to see what she was doing.

“Scrap metal? now what the hell are you going to do with that,yo?” They were in Sector three, one of the more risky sectors if you didn’t watch your back or wallet in the more shady parts of the area. But Nine could defend himself, after all he was a war child.”This ain’t arts and crafts” 

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Sakura had noticed the blonde about twenty minutes ago... She wasn’t sitting too far away, and it looked like she was deep in thought- had been for a while. The pinkette knew that look. She knew that look all too well...

               “Love trouble..?” She asked, loud enough for the other to hear.

Sakura moved the hair out of her eyes, and crossed one of her legs over the other. The kunoichi was rather blunt, then again.. She had never been good at sugarcoating much of anything. Her words had a certain blow to them that even her strength couldn’t match. She smiled slightly, noticing the silence in the air. “You’re probably wondering what a complete stranger could know about something like that, huh? Trust me.. I’ve been around the block.” 

♧ Any part of their canon portrayal you dislike?

basically everything made after Advent Children put Cloud into a state of constant emo. it’s at least partially justified in that movie - the guy’s suffering from an incurable disease, as is the newly adopted Denzel. but after that… no real reasoning. as I understand it, Squeenix claimed that - in Advent Children, at least - it was to put Cloud into a context that fans would ‘be more familiar with’. 

which is BS, because Cloud actually had very little angst in FVII itself, and all of it completely reasonable.

Once again, Suigetsu has found himself in an part of the city unbeknownst to him. He’s been here for at least a month and yet directions weren’t really something in this city packed with building. And apparently, he was told by a girl that there was a sector that changed every couple of hours. He didn’t really see a function of that, but who was he to question those who made this place. He figured while he was lost he’s kill two birds with one stone and make some buddies while trying to find his way back. He walked up to a girl with honey blonde hair. She seemed fairly normal. Hopefully she would be of help. 

Mikoto was carrying his PSP — okay, well, more like he was aggressively swinging the poor electronic around. He couldn’t help it, Hyo-chan was actually a yandere instead of the tsundere he thought she was! They had suddenly gone from a good standing to a poor standing, and the wasted hours Mikoto spent trying to court her went in vain. 

“How could I have been so foolish?” he groans, waving the device even more aggressively. “I should have known she was a yandere instead of a tsundere!” The redhead lets out a frustrated groan before feeling a lack of weight in his left hand.

Oh shit.

“My PSP!” Mikoto yells, trying to grab it but to no avail. He was too late. The game console fell on the sidewalk, the screen shattering like every piece of Mikoto’s heart. There was no way he was going to be able to afford another one.