Multi-pup Silliness
It's Saturday - the Saturday finally approaching the Winter holidays in Momiji's world, in fact - and that means that the rabbit's around and feeling playful. Unfortunately for another of the Bar's patrons, Yuki Sohma, he's also around, a fact which makes the present scene sort of inevitable.
Settled at one table, opposite one another, are both young men, the blonde holding a rectangular box, emblazoned RISK!, which he is eagerly poking towards his cousin. Said cousin is, in turn, trying hard not to roll his eyes and fixing Momiji with a look of exasperation. For his part, he's cradling a textbook on world history, though it has gone shut, for the present. There are moments when Momiji's enthusiasm makes it difficult for even him to study.
"Aw, c'mon, let's play!" The bun-boy whines.
"I don't think that's even a game for two people, Momiji."
"Aww..." And, with that, the rabbit starts unpacking the box, having decided to interpret this as a promise to play it, as long as it could be played with two people. (Judging by the weary look on Yuki's face, this is not how he meant it at all.)
Of course, the whole two person problem could be solved very easily, if someone else were up for a game of Risk...
((ETA: Slowtimes in effect for lunch and errands. New threads very welcome, though!))
Settled at one table, opposite one another, are both young men, the blonde holding a rectangular box, emblazoned RISK!, which he is eagerly poking towards his cousin. Said cousin is, in turn, trying hard not to roll his eyes and fixing Momiji with a look of exasperation. For his part, he's cradling a textbook on world history, though it has gone shut, for the present. There are moments when Momiji's enthusiasm makes it difficult for even him to study.
"Aw, c'mon, let's play!" The bun-boy whines.
"I don't think that's even a game for two people, Momiji."
"Aww..." And, with that, the rabbit starts unpacking the box, having decided to interpret this as a promise to play it, as long as it could be played with two people. (Judging by the weary look on Yuki's face, this is not how he meant it at all.)
Of course, the whole two person problem could be solved very easily, if someone else were up for a game of Risk...
((ETA: Slowtimes in effect for lunch and errands. New threads very welcome, though!))