Eight; [action]
[Really, Ramirez is normally a very patient person, but there are a few things he really cannot stand. One of them being stifling. Stagnating. Idleness. Something he has been suffocated by ever since he arrived in Luceti. The fact that his temper seemed to be gradually shortening ever since his recovery at the hands of the Malnosso has not done much to help this situation either.
So what, exactly, does one do to combat agitation caused by inactivity?
Apparently it involves random destruction and ruining Minato's lawn, because today, Ramirez can be seen at the front of the house with his sword attached to his hip, painstakingly arranging several logs that he has somehow retrieved in various positions. He is apparently more comfortable with littering the lawn in wood splinters than going to the barracks. But what does he do when finished?
Easy. He slices them to ribbons. Or attempts to, at least. And is extremely unhappy at how muted this attack has become. So unhappy, in fact, that he may just opt instead to viciously decimate his arrangement the old-fashioned way. Meaning using his sword as a makeshift axe and reducing whatever is left of those logs to splinters that way instead.
It's kind of an odd, over-the-top response to something he already had a suspicion of beforehand, and Ramirez seems to realize this as when he is finished having his moment, he does nothing but frown thoughtfully at the mess in front of him.]
...Hm.
[There is absolutely nothing ominous about this sudden display of aggression whatsoever.
Nothing.
Of course, feel free to come across him before his little episode. Things may end better that way.]
So what, exactly, does one do to combat agitation caused by inactivity?
Apparently it involves random destruction and ruining Minato's lawn, because today, Ramirez can be seen at the front of the house with his sword attached to his hip, painstakingly arranging several logs that he has somehow retrieved in various positions. He is apparently more comfortable with littering the lawn in wood splinters than going to the barracks. But what does he do when finished?
Easy. He slices them to ribbons. Or attempts to, at least. And is extremely unhappy at how muted this attack has become. So unhappy, in fact, that he may just opt instead to viciously decimate his arrangement the old-fashioned way. Meaning using his sword as a makeshift axe and reducing whatever is left of those logs to splinters that way instead.
It's kind of an odd, over-the-top response to something he already had a suspicion of beforehand, and Ramirez seems to realize this as when he is finished having his moment, he does nothing but frown thoughtfully at the mess in front of him.]
...Hm.
[There is absolutely nothing ominous about this sudden display of aggression whatsoever.
Nothing.
Of course, feel free to come across him before his little episode. Things may end better that way.]