[he doesn't bother with any false cheer this time, or an attempt at any other personable inflection. He leaves it to fall at its natural hollow monotone, speaking somewhere near the journal but not directly to it. It's monologue time.]
The new year--a time for reflection and promises... and comically well-timed, it seems. At least, now I think I
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Because he's busy walking with that journal in hand. He's got his usual black coat with the sleeves rolled, and more wintry attire. Of course, he doesn't even look up and note anyone's presence.
...Th'hell is this journal even about.]
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Well... look at you.
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He's far less friendly than Vash, suffice to say, and it's obvious in his cautious gaze.]
...Huh?
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Nicholas D. Wolfwood, am I correct?
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But Wolfwood... He never uses Wolfwood. He never wants to, because it's...
He takes a step back, brow furrowed.]
How'd you know that?
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Oh, I know quite a bit about you.
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Did you know the old man, then?
[Nerves create a clutter of butterflies in his stomach.]
Were you one of his friends?
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Regardless of whether I know him or not, I can assure you that I am not his friend.
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[He's making plenty of room between him and the man, step by careful step.]
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My name is Legato Bluesummers. We work together when you're older. [of course]
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You're outta your mind, old man...
[He huffs, but he's still curious.]
What do y'mean, 'work together'?
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Ski... What th'hell do you mean?!
[He's not making any sense, at all.]
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Do you know a man called Chapel?
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No, I don't know anyone named 'Chapel'.
[The truth, too. It would be a few months before that name became important.]
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Well, that is a pity. I was hoping you would have been able to do something for me.
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