((OOC: Starting off in M13, moving into the hall.))Homura closed his eyes as that familiar voice filled the air, let out a slow breath to ease into the proper mindset for what was about to happen. Short this time, which was good, as he didn't have any desire to listen to the head doctor prattle on endlessly. No, Homura was eager to get things
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Homura simply knew better.
He considered Kyouya's offer, and the cost involved. Nothing too substantial, and certainly not surprising. But that made two nights he would owe in the end, and that would have to be handled carefully.
"Acceptable...with one condition." Homura stepped closer to Kyouya, but kept his eye on the hall; they'd already been attacked so close to their rooms before, and Homura was well aware it could happen again. "You'll give me notice at the start of the day, or I will have the right to refuse your night of choice."
Homura grinned, his gaze shifting between the path and Kyouya. Not the full amount the boy had gathered; good on his part. But the supplement would be enough. "It's not unreasonable, should you truly wish not to inconvenience me. Of course, it wouldn't eliminate the debt; we would just have to reschedule."
After all, Homura wasn't about to let the debt interfere with his own plans. Even death hadn't touched his priorities.
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It didn't solve the problem of what he'd do if Tamaki or the others were called for experimentation. Still, Homura's claims of being a war god aside (which Kyouya was inclined to believe), it wasn't likely that he'd be able to overcome the hospital's best defences when so many others had apparently failed.
"But you'll have to get the sword first before I even think of asking for your help," he half-joked, giving Homura a little smile as he finished. "I hope your endeavour goes well tonight, Homura-san."
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Once Kyouya had finished, Homura decided to take a moment to indulge himself in something he'd wanted to play with since the fourth shift, but only now had the clarity of mind to fully enjoy. "And speaking of successful endeavours. I take it yours on the bulletin board went well? Your 'friend' must be very pleased with the results."
Homura shifted the pot to one hip, and hid no intent from his eyes as he met Kyouya's gaze. For the second time in only a few hours he reached up, his fingers tracing the firm ridge of Kyouya's chin. Close, so very close, enough for the boy to feel the warmth of the tips on his skin...but he didn't touch, only teased, with his hand and with his voice. "You could have asked privately, if you were so eager for lessons. I'd happily oblige."
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Surprise flickered behind Kyouya's glasses before he managed to look bemused at the attention. "I'm afraid that I must decline your generous and flattering offer, Homura-san, as you have me mistaken for someone else," answered Kyouya, although his little smirk suggested otherwise. "But if I do ever meet this person, I'll be sure to give them your name."
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"Of course. My discretion can be trusted, as...someone said." There was no hint of shame or regret at the rejection. If anything, Homura seemed just as encouraged, his fingers lingering for a moment longer before he pulled his hand away.
"I'm afraid I must be going. You're free as always to follow, but," Homura balanced his pot a bit better, then turned to leave, his back towards Kyouya. "Whatever you decide, good luck. I'll see you in the morning."
And with that, Homura headed down the hall at a quick pace, without hesitation, or pause to look back.
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Only sometimes. Right now, he had to find Renge before she got into trouble.
[ To here.]
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