oo1: what to do about lunch hour

[banbanshin]

[ Deciding whether to explore the training area first, the library or settle himself into the cafeteria was surprisingly turning out to be a difficult task. Of course, discovering a method home was probably the most important issue but he's learned that everything would sort itself in due time. Besides, he's been told enough times to just observe

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[fatechange]

[ Allen is lost. He's lost in an unfamiliar building, lost in another world, and nearing frantic. He had places to be and Kanda to punch out of his stupidity, of all the times to be lost now was not good. ]

[fatechange]

[ No, he knows what that kind of influence does to children, look at what he learned from Cross. ]

Don't teach him strange things!

[banbanshin]

[ He holds up both hands in a 'who me?' gesture. ]

I haven't taught him anything yet! 'Sides, any smart kid'll pick up some on their own.

[banbanshin]

[ You get a laugh from Lavi for that. ]

Good job! Where did you hear that one from?

[fatechange]

[ Allen is horrified. Utterly horrified. Though he'd probably heard worse things after becoming Cross' apprentice. ]

[banbanshin]

See, Allen? No teaching necessary! He'll be talkin' like a pirate before the month is over.

[fatechange]

Don't say it like it's a good thing.

You shouldn't repeat things you don't understand, Yuu!

[ ...how weird is it to say Kanda's name? ]

[banbanshin]

It's better to learn things now than later on in life. I'm sure he gets it, on some subconscious level.

"Pi-rate." They've a reputation for the way they speak.

[fatechange]

There are some things you don't really need to learn.

It's not a good thing to speak like a pirate.

[banbanshin]

Eh, I think you scared him, Allen.

[fatechange]

Me? What did I do?

[ He doensn't think he's scary. Kids usually like him unless they see his funky hand. It's not him loading about 100 hot dogs onto his tray, is it? ]