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Insert one freshly revived asshole
First thing in the morning:
Well, that was terrible. Embarrassing, horrible, and stupid. But, he was glad to not have the pain anymore. And he had his face back the way it belonged. Sure he was vain, but even most people might have trouble with what gallons of acid would do to a person.
He knew he had Hina and Eiji to face out there, as well as the woman that caused the problem in the first place. But first, he was going to get everything back to normal. That meant it was time to get his hair back to something resembling presentable. The tournament and being in bed for days hadn't done it any favors. And if he was taking his sweet time, then that was probably on purpose.
He wanted to see Hina, he really did. He had somehow missed her during his self-imposed isolation. That was something he hadn't expected. But, he wasn't sure if he was ready to see her. Not after what had happened yesterday. If she had seen that, then...
Eventually, he ran out of excuses to not leave his room. He stood the collar up of his shirt and headed for the door.
Later, in the library:
That bitch was gonna pay. And so, he was going to lay bait the best way he knew how. He stretched out on top of the bookshelf, as he usually did, to wait for her to decide she had something to say about it. He was pretty sure Hina and Eiji wouldn't let him anywhere near her if he'd said anything, or worse warn her. She deserved to feel every inch of the pain she'd put him in.
Evening, courtyard
Back in his favorite tree, with a popsicle. He's more or less dressed for the weather for once. He needed a plan for the future. If he was going to return to who he used to be, then he had to put certain safeguards in place first. Because he wouldn't be able to protect Hina the same way as before.
Well, that was terrible. Embarrassing, horrible, and stupid. But, he was glad to not have the pain anymore. And he had his face back the way it belonged. Sure he was vain, but even most people might have trouble with what gallons of acid would do to a person.
He knew he had Hina and Eiji to face out there, as well as the woman that caused the problem in the first place. But first, he was going to get everything back to normal. That meant it was time to get his hair back to something resembling presentable. The tournament and being in bed for days hadn't done it any favors. And if he was taking his sweet time, then that was probably on purpose.
He wanted to see Hina, he really did. He had somehow missed her during his self-imposed isolation. That was something he hadn't expected. But, he wasn't sure if he was ready to see her. Not after what had happened yesterday. If she had seen that, then...
Eventually, he ran out of excuses to not leave his room. He stood the collar up of his shirt and headed for the door.
Later, in the library:
That bitch was gonna pay. And so, he was going to lay bait the best way he knew how. He stretched out on top of the bookshelf, as he usually did, to wait for her to decide she had something to say about it. He was pretty sure Hina and Eiji wouldn't let him anywhere near her if he'd said anything, or worse warn her. She deserved to feel every inch of the pain she'd put him in.
Evening, courtyard
Back in his favorite tree, with a popsicle. He's more or less dressed for the weather for once. He needed a plan for the future. If he was going to return to who he used to be, then he had to put certain safeguards in place first. Because he wouldn't be able to protect Hina the same way as before.
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So she stood there uncomfortably, trying to decide whether or not to knock, when the door suddenly opened on its own.
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But despite that, he smiled slightly. He was glad to see her. Glad that she was safe. "What are you doing down here?"
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He took a couple steps toward her and brought his arms around her shoulders to pull her against his chest.
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"Welcome back," she whispered.
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SORRY THIS IS LATE AND I AM SLOW you can guess where this one is.
And Ankh knew her well enough that she'd definitely do exactly as he was predicting. She still felt bad about what she'd done, but it wasn't like that made his weird need to perch a good idea. (Maybe she should see about getting some of those bird spikes they put on store roofs..) She sighed, her hand to her forehead, then crossed her arms as she looked up at him. ]
Ankh, I'm not in the mood to argue today.
Re: SORRY THIS IS LATE AND I AM SLOW you can guess where this one is.
But alas, she's not going to get off that easy. He just idly curled his fingers out and flames burst furiously from a scratch in his palm. And there was quite a lot of them.]
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It would be made very quickly apparent that she wasn't afraid to scream for help, especially since she had no weapon, no way to defend herself, and some of her clothing was already on fire in various places. She quickly backed up, trying to snuff it out by beating it, then quickly dropping to the ground to try to roll it out.
She'd never honestly thought that those lessons from elementary school with the stop drop and roll were going to be useful. ]
Ankh, you-!
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[And he's going in for another dose.]
i forgot about this, mega sorry!
Putting on a magic show, Ankh? I'm insulted that I wasn't invited.
[ He had stepped out from behind a bookshelf at Ankh's back. If he was lucky perhaps the distraction would give Weiss a window barely large enough to leave. ]
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She'd have to thank him later, whether Ankh chased her or not. ]
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I think we can deal with this in a much more efficient manner than violence.
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"Then let's fix that."
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His continued silence was as good as assent to her suggestion, anyway. His grip on her hand tightened a bit before he finally let go as they emerged into the prison proper. He held a finger up for her to wait so he could check the hall to make sure no one saw her coming out. When the coast was clear, he waved her on.
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"So..." she started, but she didn't actually have anything to say. This was a little awkward.
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"Have you been able to work on any clothing lately?" Taking his mind off his worries was probably a better idea for now. Maybe not in the long run, but he wanted to enjoy his time with Hina right now.
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"No..." she said wistfully, shaking her head. "I've just been trying to save up enough money to get candy." Since Eiji had helped her out recently, though, maybe...
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"That's a shame. I might have to help fix that." Let's see what she says about that. Even if he thought he knew what her response might be, he was still worried that it wouldn't be something she'd accept from the person he'd become.
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