Shū Tsukiyama (月山 習) | ɢᴏᴜʀᴍᴇᴛ (
preybeforemeals) wrote2014-09-21 12:00 am
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(Meridiana, you probably want this one.)
"Ah, amore, it seems I've missed you; do leave something for me and we'll see if we can rectify that, shall we?"
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However, now that he's already gone and done it this time...well. He's never really sure what to do with this pattern that he and Naki tend to fall into; the man seems to like repetitive reassurance and generally receiving the verbal equivalent of having his hair stroked, and that is something Tsukiyama is neither accustomed to nor good at, to put it lightly. As it is, he notices the pause, though he isn't sure if he wants to draw attention to it; ultimately, he decides against it. If it's terribly important, it'll come out eventually.]
I do hope you apologized to that poor receptionist at the hotel.
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[He's still a jackass so at least there's that?]
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[ALBEIT...NOT ASTOUNDING IN A GOOD WAY...]
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Don't ask me that, I won't know where to start.
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[Look, picking on you is much easier than dealing with everything yesterday decided to be.]
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[...AGAIN
IS THERE JUST A REALLY HIGH CONCENTRATION OF FRENCH PEOPLE IN AMERICA THAT HE DOESN'T KNOW ABOUT
ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT CANADA???]
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Yeah, that mon-whatever it is you say all the time!!
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You know, suddenly things are making a lot more sense, hang on.]
French.
That's French, not English.
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[He waves a hand as if to dismiss it.]
I don't speak it, so why do you always feel the need to say it?
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Ah, well, to each their own, I suppose.
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Yeah. I guess.
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Was there anything else, or are we done for now?
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[...well. Apparently this is the hill we're going to die on today.]
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[Look how well that ended for him last time.]
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There's no one you know there with you right now, is there?
[Give him a moment.]
...I'm not going to leave you alone.
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[He can't even find Henry around the base. It's possible Henry ended up in the same place as Tsukiyama. There's no one here he feels even remotely close to, and the idea of losing any of the people he is close to terrifies him.]
Good. I'm glad to hear that. So don't go back on your word, okay!?
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[It occurs to him that he doesn't know why he's bothering, and why this is going to dig at him so much if he doesn't; he can always bring any civil interactions with Banjou back around to Kaneki eventually (because what would Kaneki think if the alliance breaks here where there's not even a threat to deal with, what if he decides that it's not worth keeping, if he decides to split them up Tsukiyama's going to be the first person gone and he knows it) but Naki...
He wonders if this is what pity feels like, but he wouldn't be particularly distressed if Naki got himself killed; if anything, he believes that it would probably be a relief. Maybe he's just reacting this way because he wants Naki to stop whatever he's doing? It's a nuisance, after all, and it makes him difficult to look after - and it's smarter to keep an eye on him than it would be to leave him to do whatever he wanted.
So it's for the best to placate him; that's why he's bothering. Of course. Good job, Tsukiyama, you have clearly cracked the code.]
Don't do anything stupid in my absence.
[...He's aware that issuing a command like that is a bit like telling water to not be wet, but it's the best way to word it for the time being.]
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