[ You're telling him. And, picking up what she's putting down: ]
You gave him the right job. [ His consideration meanders through the Murmur, puzzling out how to go about this. ] It likely won't be as easy as leaving it on my kitchen table again. But I can get it back for you.
That's how you got it? [ A short, disbelieving laugh. ] Listen, there's no rush, Subaru. I've got other knives. Truthfully, I'm... [ A huff. ] I'm just being petty.
That sounds like a positive. I'd say I'm fond of him, too, but I'm not really sure I even know who he is. [ Seishirou is undeniably fascinating as much as he is confusing. ]
...to not expect that fondness to last forever. If push comes to shove, I've got a feeling he comes first. [ She likes him. Hell, she trusts him—but that trust has limits, and she's prepared for it to come apart. ]
He's a dangerous, judgmental perfectionist. He's elitist about the professionalism of magic and paranoid of the living. But — you may find that "shove" is a harder limit to cross over than you might expect.
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You gave him the right job. [ His consideration meanders through the Murmur, puzzling out how to go about this. ] It likely won't be as easy as leaving it on my kitchen table again. But I can get it back for you.
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[ Deeply unserious man. ]
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I got a feeling most things involving that man are.
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He's a dangerous, judgmental perfectionist. He's elitist about the professionalism of magic and paranoid of the living. But — you may find that "shove" is a harder limit to cross over than you might expect.
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That's good to know. [ A relief, even. ]
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[ "Thankfully" goes unspoken — ] Sakurazuka Seishirou isn't an indiscriminate man.
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