[Nami's back. The shitface has been chased away. A semblance of peace has returned to House 6.
And it's because of this that Sanji takes off once he's made dinner. Because he's realized, to his horror, that he's still not happy. Seeing Nami's condition only furthered the turmoil he's kept a tight lid on, didn't lessen the edge much. It's going to
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Either way, as Sanji is stalking up the side of the river, he may catch sight of this little girl's face lifting from her flopdown on the grass to watch him curiously. New Feather dress and all, though she seems kind of at home in the grass.]
Are you lost?
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Not at all, Miss~! I spend more time in the forest than I do at my home.
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Angel? [fffff] Ah, you mean the wings?
Everyone's got 'em. [nods at her] Check your back.
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Don't do anything reckless, Sanji-san.
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... So it's back to "san", huh? He's not surprised - should've expected that]
Of course, Yako-chwaaaaan~!
... Or would you prefer Yako-san?
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through him.]
It doesn't matter. You can call me whatever you want. I'm sure you have a system based on how well you know all the girls.
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A system? [his mouth sets into a smile] No, there's no system here.
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It won't deter his progress. He takes the path he wants to go, even if it means coming damn close to his impromptu companion.]
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Oi! Shithead! [Another tree cleared, and Sanji tosses a mean glare at the other] If you've got a problem with me, don't take it out on the fuckin forest.
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Right.]
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His movements are quick, precise - Sanji's lived his entire life out on the sea, but months in Luceti has adapted his grace to the way of forest. Isamu better keep up or he'll be left behind.]
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Perhaps following him wasn't the best of ideas, especially seeing how far away from two he was headed. Still, he found himself picking up his pace in order to keep him within his sights regardless.
...Though he still wasn't in the best of shape for this, and a loose rock on a downhill slope sent him tumbling without coordination enough to regain his balance until he was at the bottom of the hill - cursing loudly the entire way down.]
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He stops in his tracks and turns sharply around towards the source of the noise. Some shithead following him? Well, he doesn't know that for sure, and is willing to hold judgment until he finds out who took a tumble down the slope.
Suffice to say, he's not expecting to find the person he does. And he spears the other with a hard stare]
-- Isamu, wasn't it?
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[Well then. He'll just help himself to the gallon of milk while you're out and take a seat at the table with his journal. Healing takes foreeeeever here. Even with milk.]
Dinner was excellent as always. You left before I had the chance to thank you for it.
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Of course it was good - like I'd feed you idiots anything else. [it comes out rather halfhearted. Sanji's too unfocused to properly tsun.]
I'll be out for a bit, Brook. Should be back by morning, though.
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Ah; just the answer I was after, and I didn't even need to ask. I will keep an eye out for you, then. Or rather I would if I had one, but being a skeleton I don't. Yohohoho...
[...This is one of the rare times where he wants to ask you what's wrong, but he won't because he knows it's not his place. Guess he'll just spend his time while you're gone trying to think of a way to cheer you up] Neh, Sanji-san? You tend to favor jazz music, do you not?
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[Snorts and mutters.] Skull joke.
[It's the next question that lifts a layer off his mood, startling Sanji into honesty] That's right. [... somehow, he can guess what Brook is up to. If he could, he'd muster up a smile, but instead the fondness floats around somewhere in his chest, invisible]
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