I will survive
Characters: Kon, Urahara Kisuke
When: August 12, early afternoon
Where: Urahara Shouten
Rating: Eeh, probably PG
Summary: Kon needs a little favour to help ensure his safety, and sadly, there's only one person that he can think to ask. But what's a litte more indentured servitude among friends?
Truth be told, Kon usually wasn't happy to see Urahara Shouten. Why would he be, when he spent the majority of his days doing back-breaking labour for Urahara? And the majority of it probably wasn't even necessary; the old man probably made him do a bunch of this stuff for his own twisted amusement. But, as said old man often pointed out, you couldn't get something for nothing. He'd provided him with this gigai and thus it was only fair to pay him back with work.
And now, Kon was going to have to add another item onto the tab.
He skirted away from the front of the shop in order to avoid the kids. Ururu was okay, but Jinta had a tendency to call him names and kick him in the shins, and frankly, he didn't need that right now. Urahara tended to hang around in the back, anyway.
Kon was about to barge right through the door as per usual, then thought better of it. The last time he'd entered someplace without knocking, he had stumbled onto an awkward situation that even now he was still trying to forget. And he certainly didn't need anymore of that to deal with.
So he took the time to knock -- loudly -- and shout, "Hey, you in there?"
When: August 12, early afternoon
Where: Urahara Shouten
Rating: Eeh, probably PG
Summary: Kon needs a little favour to help ensure his safety, and sadly, there's only one person that he can think to ask. But what's a litte more indentured servitude among friends?
Truth be told, Kon usually wasn't happy to see Urahara Shouten. Why would he be, when he spent the majority of his days doing back-breaking labour for Urahara? And the majority of it probably wasn't even necessary; the old man probably made him do a bunch of this stuff for his own twisted amusement. But, as said old man often pointed out, you couldn't get something for nothing. He'd provided him with this gigai and thus it was only fair to pay him back with work.
And now, Kon was going to have to add another item onto the tab.
He skirted away from the front of the shop in order to avoid the kids. Ururu was okay, but Jinta had a tendency to call him names and kick him in the shins, and frankly, he didn't need that right now. Urahara tended to hang around in the back, anyway.
Kon was about to barge right through the door as per usual, then thought better of it. The last time he'd entered someplace without knocking, he had stumbled onto an awkward situation that even now he was still trying to forget. And he certainly didn't need anymore of that to deal with.
So he took the time to knock -- loudly -- and shout, "Hey, you in there?"