♠ Eight | video/action/voice

[urnotafraid]

[ The first thing the camera focuses on is a nice view of Sho in a pair of walking shorts, an eyepatch over his right eye and not much else. The second thing the camera focuses on is a very thick glass partition separating him from dozens upon dozens of strange and weird creatures, some looking like cutie sailor warriors, a particularly scary trio

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[lovesagoodmisog]

[Britt may thing of you like a brother, Sho, but even she has to momentarily stop to appreciate the view before--]

...I think my fish is broken again. I have absolutely no idea what they're saying.

[urnotafraid]

I wish I knew. It's like some kind of cult chanting or something. [ And there is a thump as the hairy thing dressed in a metal bikini presses up against the glass and makes a kissy face. ]

...I hope that glass holds.

[lovesagoodmisog]

Ew.

Have they never heard of waxing here?

[urnotafraid]

They have outlawed soap. I think waxing is just as bad.

[ Steps away from the glass slowly. ]

I wish my guys were here.

[lovesagoodmisog]

That's so gross.

Which guys?

[urnotafraid]

It is! [ The way Sho is, he bathes in cologne and does not like being told it is illegal too. ]

My old gang. They were good at breaking up crowds.

[lovesagoodmisog]

Why would you want to force people to break up? That's so mean....

[urnotafraid]

It's only mean if you break up couples. I mean they are good at taking care of big crowds like this.

[lovesagoodmisog]

You mean like hall monitors?

[urnotafraid]

Yeah, something like that.

[lovesagoodmisog]

I guess they could be useful.

Unless you accidently forget your hall pass in the girl's bathroom while you were busy cutting class. Then it would just be annoying.

[urnotafraid]

I guess so, but I've never had it happen to me.

[lovesagoodmisog]

Lucky.

[urnotafraid]

I suppose... Then again, I never did go to school. Too poor.

[lovesagoodmisog]

You didn't? I thought kids always had to go to school!

That's what I was told, at least.

[urnotafraid]

No family, no nothing to make me go, just me and a couple kids on the streets.

School is important. I make sure my daughter goes to it because I didn't have that chance.