[THREAD; closed]
Who: Nataku and Genkaku.
Where: Empty Liebert Estate.
When: Evening.
Summary: Lost puppy looking for Senator and apologetic to a BR loser.
Rating: PG-13.
Other: Prediction of violence.
It was logical to believe that if Genkaku had returned from the game then so had Johan. Yet, upon his extensive search of the manor, he could not locate the man. There was not guarantee or indication that the monk would know any more than he would, but regardless, he took his seat on said individual's bed to wait for his return. The guitars were still present which meant that even if Genkaku was with Johan; he would at least return for his favorite possessions. Nataku, at this point, knew very well that he should not touch them. It was probably against whatever rules that were set in his surrogate brother's head that he should not even look at them. He really could not understand the attachment to the musical instruments.
Despite what he was aware of being unacceptable, the ribbon slipped out to gently pick up one of the guitars. The other end lightly brushed the strings to produce a sound. He looked toward the bedroom door, believing that the monk would enter to do something particularly violent to him for "playing," but nothing. What reason were they so important? Did it have something to do with his religion, or his eccentric behavior? Yes, Nataku was vaguely aware that Genkaku was not particularly normal. But he did not believe that Flemming or Hans were normal either. Merely eccentric in a manner which was considered to be socially acceptable, at times. His head tilted as he wondered if his brother was socially acceptably unusual. Another question which he most likely would not ask. The guitar was set back where it was and he returned to his vigilant sitting pose.
Where: Empty Liebert Estate.
When: Evening.
Summary: Lost puppy looking for Senator and apologetic to a BR loser.
Rating: PG-13.
Other: Prediction of violence.
It was logical to believe that if Genkaku had returned from the game then so had Johan. Yet, upon his extensive search of the manor, he could not locate the man. There was not guarantee or indication that the monk would know any more than he would, but regardless, he took his seat on said individual's bed to wait for his return. The guitars were still present which meant that even if Genkaku was with Johan; he would at least return for his favorite possessions. Nataku, at this point, knew very well that he should not touch them. It was probably against whatever rules that were set in his surrogate brother's head that he should not even look at them. He really could not understand the attachment to the musical instruments.
Despite what he was aware of being unacceptable, the ribbon slipped out to gently pick up one of the guitars. The other end lightly brushed the strings to produce a sound. He looked toward the bedroom door, believing that the monk would enter to do something particularly violent to him for "playing," but nothing. What reason were they so important? Did it have something to do with his religion, or his eccentric behavior? Yes, Nataku was vaguely aware that Genkaku was not particularly normal. But he did not believe that Flemming or Hans were normal either. Merely eccentric in a manner which was considered to be socially acceptable, at times. His head tilted as he wondered if his brother was socially acceptably unusual. Another question which he most likely would not ask. The guitar was set back where it was and he returned to his vigilant sitting pose.