We're to have words [ACTIVE/CLOSED]
Character(s): Edward, Pride, Zetsu, Sasori
Content: Continuing their conversation about alchemy and other things
Setting: ...They're wandering about; no telling where they'll end up.
Time: Half-past noon.
Warnings: The discussion may possibly take some turns towards unpleasant aspects of alchemy and ninja-ness, but as they're out and about in public, it shouldn't be anything too significant.
While Sasori wasn't hurrying, he still stepped lively; the irrational dislike of waiting (or causing others to wait) was still as strong as it had ever been, and it was always behind his pace. Looking carefully over the various blondes around the entrance, he resigned himself to wait, at least for a little while---picking out Edward or Pride could prove difficult. Any Akatsuki, in contrast, would be much easier to identify at a glance. (The other 'artist' would be an exception, if he were out of uniform, but as Deidara was absent it was a null point.)
He supposed Zetsu couldn't say the same, what with his eyes, and suspected he'd spot the others first.
Content: Continuing their conversation about alchemy and other things
Setting: ...They're wandering about; no telling where they'll end up.
Time: Half-past noon.
Warnings: The discussion may possibly take some turns towards unpleasant aspects of alchemy and ninja-ness, but as they're out and about in public, it shouldn't be anything too significant.
While Sasori wasn't hurrying, he still stepped lively; the irrational dislike of waiting (or causing others to wait) was still as strong as it had ever been, and it was always behind his pace. Looking carefully over the various blondes around the entrance, he resigned himself to wait, at least for a little while---picking out Edward or Pride could prove difficult. Any Akatsuki, in contrast, would be much easier to identify at a glance. (The other 'artist' would be an exception, if he were out of uniform, but as Deidara was absent it was a null point.)
He supposed Zetsu couldn't say the same, what with his eyes, and suspected he'd spot the others first.