Sugar can be a dangerous thing.

Oct 26, 2010 20:12

The amusement park was...

Well. Loud, crowded, and having a rather unpleasant smell. But it could have been worse. Entertaining things happened. A child almost fell out of the Ring of Fire ride, for example.

I think Hattori may have eaten too much cotton candy. I'm going to have to have him take it easy on Halloween.

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inudaiyoukai October 29 2010, 23:57:15 UTC
The peril of human children amuses you?

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inudaiyoukai October 31 2010, 23:49:49 UTC
And there is no way to speed along the process?

I am capable of managing my own affairs, I merely thought it would be useful to employ someone who is more knowledgeable about this world than I am at present.

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black_hat_cat October 31 2010, 23:55:56 UTC
Not that we're aware of.

You're welcome to ask me or others for assistance if you need it.

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inudaiyoukai November 1 2010, 00:01:06 UTC
...I suppose my house will function on its own in my absence.

Your offer is appreciated, although I am sure I will manage on my own, thank you.

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black_hat_cat November 1 2010, 20:30:28 UTC
That's the spirit.

You do seem the self-sufficient sort, although I wouldn't have guessed from the makeup job.

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inudaiyoukai November 1 2010, 20:34:14 UTC
Things just tend to fall into disarray if I am not there.

It is not makeup. They are markings.

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black_hat_cat November 1 2010, 20:39:36 UTC
You know, I think I understand the feeling.

Did you do them on purpose? Because if you did them on purpose, that doesn't help your case.

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inudaiyoukai November 1 2010, 20:43:09 UTC
I assume you are familiar with the concept of useless underlings, then?

What case is that? I was born with them.

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black_hat_cat November 2 2010, 00:47:28 UTC
Quite, but a useless underling is hardly as bad as a useless boss.

Ah, well then, I suppose you can't be blamed.

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inudaiyoukai November 2 2010, 00:56:15 UTC
If your leader is useless, you are obligated to do something about it. At least that is the way it works where I am from.

Blamed? You find my markings distasteful?

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black_hat_cat November 2 2010, 01:11:25 UTC
Oh, I'm going to kill him the next time I see him. But working under him was a greater help to me than a hindrance, even if it meant putting up with his idiocy.

I wouldn't say "distasteful", no. Perhaps "absurd" would be more fitting.

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inudaiyoukai November 2 2010, 01:14:46 UTC
How did your leader fail you, then?

I have never heard anyone describe them in such a way before. My father had similar markings, as did my mother. They are a symbol of the power of my house.

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black_hat_cat November 2 2010, 01:24:22 UTC
He didn't fail me in particular so much as he simply...failed. He did, however, blame his own faults on myself and my team, leading to our exile and our being hunted as criminals.

They look a bit like you fell asleep and someone drew embarrassing symbols on your face with markers.

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inudaiyoukai November 2 2010, 01:36:44 UTC
The mark of a weak man, that he would blame his failure on his subordinates. I am sorry.

Thy symbol on my forehead is the moon. I am the Lord of the House of the Moon. I am not embarrassed to bear this symbol. The rest of my markings are stripes. And they are not just on my face.

I see you have markings of your own, although I am quite certain you were not born with yours.

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black_hat_cat November 2 2010, 01:58:14 UTC
Your sympathy is unnecessary, but appreciated.

Is that so? Where else do you have them?

Do you refer to the scars on my back, or the tattoos on my upper arms? In either case, I wasn't born with them, but I consider them integral to who I am.

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inudaiyoukai November 2 2010, 02:13:36 UTC
Mm.

My arms, they wrap around and end at the wrists. There are a few others.

Both. And I'm sure that you do.

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