[ What then, indeed? Uryuu paused, an easy retort on the tip of his tongue. A decent line, but it would be wasted without context. He'd miss the mark, as it were -- telling Niou-kun, who had absolutely no idea just what the 5-pointed cross on his bracelet meant, Easy. All I'd need is one shot, well, it wouldn't make much sense.
The satisfactory (if less satisfying) back-up, of course, was to simply brush it off. He's about to, turning back to roll his eyes and dismiss the question, when Niou-kun spoke again, surprising him.
And, unfortunately, using the magic words.
Uryuu had very little inclination to go. He'd set his mind on Sunflower Sewing, on perhaps a few hours of review that he didn't really need. Training, and reviewing what he'd already prepared for the meeting tomorrow. No, as agreeable as Niou-kun seemed, Uryuu felt no particular desire to go.
But--
my treat.
He wouldn't, couldn't even curse it, as he had no compulsions or issues with it--
the fact that he, Ishida Uryuu, was so damn cheap.
And poor, but that didn't concern him as much as it did certain other people, except that, as a matter of sheer practicality (really), he would never refuse free food. ]
Fine.
[ Promptly said, with his hand lifting to nudge his glasses. ]
no subject
The satisfactory (if less satisfying) back-up, of course, was to simply brush it off. He's about to, turning back to roll his eyes and dismiss the question, when Niou-kun spoke again, surprising him.
And, unfortunately, using the magic words.
Uryuu had very little inclination to go. He'd set his mind on Sunflower Sewing, on perhaps a few hours of review that he didn't really need. Training, and reviewing what he'd already prepared for the meeting tomorrow. No, as agreeable as Niou-kun seemed, Uryuu felt no particular desire to go.
But--
my treat.
He wouldn't, couldn't even curse it, as he had no compulsions or issues with it--
the fact that he, Ishida Uryuu, was so damn cheap.
And poor, but that didn't concern him as much as it did certain other people, except that, as a matter of sheer practicality (really), he would never refuse free food. ]
Fine.
[ Promptly said, with his hand lifting to nudge his glasses. ]
What did you have in mind? I have veto power.