[ Hibari had been asleep. Too exhausted from all the walking and moving he'd done at the festival that day, chest and shoulder aching, to stay awake very late. He guesses he fell asleep soon after they had come home. Initially, he's unsure as to why he's actually up; at least until he hears the voice from both the living room and the Hitomi. Reaching for it, he plays the dream, making sure not to touch the Hitomi as it plays itself to the very end, Hibari setting it down soon after.
Not lazy -- for once -- he actually gets out of bed with a sigh, body stiff. Sliding the door to his room opened, he leaned against the frame, not yet moving out into the living room. Hibari said nothing at first, waiting. ]
Do you miss it? [ Them. Being home. Miss it the way he misses Namimori. ]
[Did he... Fran has to think about that for a second. Leaning back on the couch, curled up with his pillows and rather large blanket pile, he isn't sure what to say to that. It takes him a few moments of consideration, thinking back and comparing it to now.]
Yeah. I guess so. They weren't that bad once things became habit. Even Senpai and his creepy knives. The pain kinda just goes numb after it happens so many times.
[ After a moment, Hibari forces himself away from the wall, taking a minute to actually walk over to the couch and sit down on it, keeping a decent distance from Fran. With a slow exhale, he closes his eyes. So maybe he's stiff, but that short distance wasn't so bad, now was it? ]
Almost odd how different Varia is from the rest of the Vongola.
[Of course, Fran will be having none of that personal space thing Hibari seems to enjoy. He shifts his pillows and blankets to curl up in a pile half way on Hibari's lap.]
Yeah. They really are. They don't like the rest of the Vongola either. Except you. Some of them have respect for you because they say you're the only one worth any time out of them. And Master I guess. But they don't really consider him as an actual part of Vongola.
[Yeah, Marco can get it. Marco has his spine ripped out, got knives thrown to him, drained of his blood, and has his internal organs set on fire by Bob. And that's just in this place.
After a while, you just get sick of all the pain and terror and find it completely annoying. Though there's still the time where you appreciate it when you realize just how fucked up everything is and you just gotta laugh in its face.]
It's annoying that you have to get used to it in the first place.
[Fran blinks, his head tilting just slightly as he stares at the video feed for a moment. He doesn't feel like asking questions.]
It's fine. I don't mind. Most people don't bother. I just stand there and it doesn't effect me. Even with how many knives he throws, I still just stare at him. But he's crazy, so he still does it. I can't agree with you though. Because that's not the part that's annoying to me.
[To Marco, the annoying part is that there is the lack of gratitude in the more light-heartened moments, and at its worst of times it's when knowing deep down that every battle ever fought is all for nothing.]
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Not lazy -- for once -- he actually gets out of bed with a sigh, body stiff. Sliding the door to his room opened, he leaned against the frame, not yet moving out into the living room. Hibari said nothing at first, waiting. ]
Do you miss it? [ Them. Being home. Miss it the way he misses Namimori. ]
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Yeah. I guess so. They weren't that bad once things became habit. Even Senpai and his creepy knives. The pain kinda just goes numb after it happens so many times.
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Almost odd how different Varia is from the rest of the Vongola.
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Yeah. They really are. They don't like the rest of the Vongola either. Except you. Some of them have respect for you because they say you're the only one worth any time out of them. And Master I guess. But they don't really consider him as an actual part of Vongola.
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After a while, you just get sick of all the pain and terror and find it completely annoying. Though there's still the time where you appreciate it when you realize just how fucked up everything is and you just gotta laugh in its face.]
It's annoying that you have to get used to it in the first place.
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It's fine. I don't mind. Most people don't bother. I just stand there and it doesn't effect me. Even with how many knives he throws, I still just stare at him. But he's crazy, so he still does it. I can't agree with you though. Because that's not the part that's annoying to me.
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[To Marco, the annoying part is that there is the lack of gratitude in the more light-heartened moments, and at its worst of times it's when knowing deep down that every battle ever fought is all for nothing.]
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[Fran never has been considered anything even remotely close to normal.]
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