[He'd like to help her learn to love the storms. If he had known the reason they bothered her, his heart would have ached. Because he understood. All too well. His fights weren't close enough to the flash and explosion of thunder but - he had other memories. Other things that hide inside waiting to lurch out at him when he wasn't expecting them.
For the moment though, it was just a storm and a very long legged Hana and both of those were more than welcome in his world.
He wasn't sure why bare feet would make her look younger and more adorable - but they did and for a moment, while she settled back down in her seat he let his eyes simply take her in and fill up with her. It was much more distracting and enjoyable than anything the screen could offer.
But he still dutifully turned his attention to it when she started talking, dragging his eyes away from the rumble of her hair.]
Sure. [He shifted to rest one arm on the side of her beanbag. Video games were - not really a skill he could lay any claim to. He'd played, a few and he wasn't entirely media blind so he had a general working knowledge of at least the bigger names. Most of his team enjoyed playing them so he'd picked up a bit through osmosis as well. But he wasn't even going to pretend he was anywhere near Hana's level of knowledge.
In fact, he was going to have fun not being. And maybe provide a distraction from the outside storm along the way as well. With his human hand he gestured.]
If everyone in the game bunnies or is that just you?
[He could be wrong if it turns out to be something other than what he assumes she means but - the fact she's playing a farming game is utterly endearing.]
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For the moment though, it was just a storm and a very long legged Hana and both of those were more than welcome in his world.
He wasn't sure why bare feet would make her look younger and more adorable - but they did and for a moment, while she settled back down in her seat he let his eyes simply take her in and fill up with her. It was much more distracting and enjoyable than anything the screen could offer.
But he still dutifully turned his attention to it when she started talking, dragging his eyes away from the rumble of her hair.]
Sure. [He shifted to rest one arm on the side of her beanbag. Video games were - not really a skill he could lay any claim to. He'd played, a few and he wasn't entirely media blind so he had a general working knowledge of at least the bigger names. Most of his team enjoyed playing them so he'd picked up a bit through osmosis as well. But he wasn't even going to pretend he was anywhere near Hana's level of knowledge.
In fact, he was going to have fun not being. And maybe provide a distraction from the outside storm along the way as well. With his human hand he gestured.]
If everyone in the game bunnies or is that just you?
[He could be wrong if it turns out to be something other than what he assumes she means but - the fact she's playing a farming game is utterly endearing.]