What Don't Kill You Lets You Live [CLOSED]
Characters: Muguruma Kensei and Shinji Hirako
Content: The winner of the race has been determined, so why not pay him a visit?
Setting: 4423 hangar
Time: Dunno. At some point during the day.
Warnings: Kensei's denial. Possible Shinji abuse.
Had there even been the slightest implication that Kensei, of all people, would be winning the race, Shinji might've made the effort to come down and spectate rather than finding out after the fact.
... then again, he probably would've still been too lazy to even bother.
Races weren't really his thing, and even less of his thing to watch. What was so entertaining about watching planes fly around? Crashing into obstacles, maybe, but that was a whole other matter entirely. In any case, Kensei had won and needed some congratulating.
The topic of Aizen would have to wait, unless the other man bullied it out of him.
He stepped into the hangar with good intentions, really, marveling at the wide, empty space. Truth be told, he'd never actually been in the hangar, mostly because he'd never had a reason to be here in the first place. No plane, therefore no use for it, except for now as he waited for Kensei to make his appearance.
Content: The winner of the race has been determined, so why not pay him a visit?
Setting: 4423 hangar
Time: Dunno. At some point during the day.
Warnings: Kensei's denial. Possible Shinji abuse.
Had there even been the slightest implication that Kensei, of all people, would be winning the race, Shinji might've made the effort to come down and spectate rather than finding out after the fact.
... then again, he probably would've still been too lazy to even bother.
Races weren't really his thing, and even less of his thing to watch. What was so entertaining about watching planes fly around? Crashing into obstacles, maybe, but that was a whole other matter entirely. In any case, Kensei had won and needed some congratulating.
The topic of Aizen would have to wait, unless the other man bullied it out of him.
He stepped into the hangar with good intentions, really, marveling at the wide, empty space. Truth be told, he'd never actually been in the hangar, mostly because he'd never had a reason to be here in the first place. No plane, therefore no use for it, except for now as he waited for Kensei to make his appearance.