[A sword rapidly brings itself down near the camera view. Dressed in what looks like a tan suit, a short haired figure brings down the sword again. His jacket is set to the side and his sleeves are rolled up. He pauses and smiles at a small little pig who looks all too happy to finally be asleep. Souji begins to tug absently at the fabric of the
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[ Just. Staring at his communicator. Okita is alive but he's in a business suit and ahhh your hair. ]
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[have a quick confused glance then an even speedier look away.]
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[pause]
How are you feeling?
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Trying to become a businessman?
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[making plans in head to come visit. Sure, being near Tohma might jeopardize whatever it was the scientists had done to completely suppress his disease from progressing again, but he would take that chance gladly to make sure Tohma was alright. It seems to hit him the second question.]
A- er...no, Those pesky science men seemed to misplace my clothing, I woke up rather cold this morning and was lucky enough to happen upon someone with an extra set of clothing. I will return these as soon as I find my yukata and hakama. They are much more comfortable then these silly things.
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Did the... Ah... Did the scientists also cut your hair? Or did you...?
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Long hair is unprofessional, I'm afraid. I could never be a businessman with long hair because no one would take me seriously.
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How strange the world really has changed a lot in your time. Long hair in my time was considered not only a sexual attraction but also a sign of youth and it was something of a symbol between samurai. Wealth and age are more symbolized by the hair style Kondo-san wears. Although, I admit...short hair does sound like it would be slightly easier to work with. But I always thought Tohma-san was a musician...you say your are a business man now?
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Well, short hair is definitely easier to wash and style. And it won't get in your way at all when you're practicing with your sword.
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I... Ah, well, I'm both. I run a record label company--in other words, it's a company that manages musicians, but I'm also one myself. When Nittle Grasper isn't playing together, I focus on my company instead.
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[almost there- he opens the door to his room.]
You are used to stress then.
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