If we do bump into them... I'd suggest maybe staying out of Crow's way. [ Because Seto's right: his usual polite attitude is a guise, one that he's likely to drop here, especially if he gets... too into the scenery. ]
You're right, I do have a choice. And this is my choice. [ He just has to go and mention survivors guilt though, doesn't he? That does make her bristle, and she levels a glare at him. ] This has nothing to do with that! I do have survivors guilt, yes, it's true, but that's reserved for one person, and one person only! This has NOTHING to do with that. This is just called being a decent person!
[ She huffs and looks aside sharply, both offended and a little hurt, trying to reign in her temper and finding that she's having a difficult time doing so. ] I'm glad you don't, that's nice. But don't just assume things about me like that.
[ Ah, this is going to be a mistake, dragging him with her like this, probably. She's silent for a little while, taking in a deep breath and exhaling slowly through her nose. Now is not the time to be annoyed and to let emotions get in the way. ]
Yeah, well, think what you want. But remember, this comes from my world, and I've seen literal hell and God. You may not have that in your world, but I have it in mine. So, keep that in mind, and proceed with caution, Kaiba-san.
[ She turns away from him now, so that she doesn't have to look at him -- somehow, it makes speaking like this a little easier, she thinks. He can't see the look on her face or read her if she's not looking at him. ]
I know exactly what I'm saying, and I mean it. I don't have to know anything about you to feel like you're worth worrying about. [ She doesn't like what he's implying about himself, here. Or rather, what it sounds like he's trying to imply. ] I think you're very much worth it. You're worth a lot of things. [ They may come from different worlds, different backgrounds, and different status and social statuses, but they really are more alike than she thinks he realizes. But she's not about to bring that up right now. ] Anyways, if you're so sure... let's get moving.
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You're right, I do have a choice. And this is my choice. [ He just has to go and mention survivors guilt though, doesn't he? That does make her bristle, and she levels a glare at him. ] This has nothing to do with that! I do have survivors guilt, yes, it's true, but that's reserved for one person, and one person only! This has NOTHING to do with that. This is just called being a decent person!
[ She huffs and looks aside sharply, both offended and a little hurt, trying to reign in her temper and finding that she's having a difficult time doing so. ] I'm glad you don't, that's nice. But don't just assume things about me like that.
[ Ah, this is going to be a mistake, dragging him with her like this, probably. She's silent for a little while, taking in a deep breath and exhaling slowly through her nose. Now is not the time to be annoyed and to let emotions get in the way. ]
Yeah, well, think what you want. But remember, this comes from my world, and I've seen literal hell and God. You may not have that in your world, but I have it in mine. So, keep that in mind, and proceed with caution, Kaiba-san.
[ She turns away from him now, so that she doesn't have to look at him -- somehow, it makes speaking like this a little easier, she thinks. He can't see the look on her face or read her if she's not looking at him. ]
I know exactly what I'm saying, and I mean it. I don't have to know anything about you to feel like you're worth worrying about. [ She doesn't like what he's implying about himself, here. Or rather, what it sounds like he's trying to imply. ] I think you're very much worth it. You're worth a lot of things. [ They may come from different worlds, different backgrounds, and different status and social statuses, but they really are more alike than she thinks he realizes. But she's not about to bring that up right now. ] Anyways, if you're so sure... let's get moving.