Calling, someone is calling [closed, in progress]
WHO: Kariya Koki, Sho Minamimoto
WHAT: Sho explains the truth as he understands it to Kariya over ramen.
WHERE: Sho's house.
WHEN: ... hell if I know.
Sho was actually not a very good cook.
That was why he was Junkhouse's manager, accountant, smoothie-maker and interior designer; becuase he didn't know jack about making ramen. His ramen was edible, sure, but not as delicious as Kariya's (when Kariya didn't take shortcuts) or as creative as Axel's.
Still, he was trying, and that was what counted. As he worked, he tried using his power to move the utensils, but it wasn't going too well - mostly he could weakly move a metal spoon without touching it, as long as the spoon was within five feet of his hand, and he'd already bent four spoons beyond repair.
Eh. He could afford more spoons.
"Let me just say right now that yes, I'm an idiot and this was one of the stupidest things I've ever done in a long, long line of extremely stupid things," he said. "I know that now."
WHAT: Sho explains the truth as he understands it to Kariya over ramen.
WHERE: Sho's house.
WHEN: ... hell if I know.
Sho was actually not a very good cook.
That was why he was Junkhouse's manager, accountant, smoothie-maker and interior designer; becuase he didn't know jack about making ramen. His ramen was edible, sure, but not as delicious as Kariya's (when Kariya didn't take shortcuts) or as creative as Axel's.
Still, he was trying, and that was what counted. As he worked, he tried using his power to move the utensils, but it wasn't going too well - mostly he could weakly move a metal spoon without touching it, as long as the spoon was within five feet of his hand, and he'd already bent four spoons beyond repair.
Eh. He could afford more spoons.
"Let me just say right now that yes, I'm an idiot and this was one of the stupidest things I've ever done in a long, long line of extremely stupid things," he said. "I know that now."