Indeed... well, I shall keep that in mind. However, let us attempt to lessen the number of injuries obtained in such rapid succession, if nothing else. It is a concern to us all, and may impact morale.
I can assure you, however, that Xion and I took all of the precautions we could take and were still injured. Sometimes, danger can't be avoided every when you're trying to be extremely careful.
I wouldn't call what I do "running headlong into danger." I'm simply not afraid of risk.
[which is probably pretty obvious. NEVERTHELESS. . .!]
I think you'd get along very well with Undine and Efreet. Gnome and Sylph can be a bit more troublesome, but your demeanor does remind me of the spirits of water and fire.
[That's...that's really embarrassing, Milla??? What a frank and sincerely nice analysis. He blinks, and then clears his throat, looking away and raising his glass to his lips.
Ah...]
... Well. Thank you. That is...much appreciated.
[Also way nicer than he can handle hearing.]
That said... I do believe you are right. When we have broken this ridiculous game, we must force him to allow us to visit. Tis only fair.
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Well. . . there are still nine other boarded up buildings to open, if you're feeling rather brave.
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Do you not think enough injuries have been sustained this week? Doctor Lecter may need a break from this.
[...that said--]
If there were one you were particularly concerned about, which would it be?
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Considering I interrupted Dr. Lecter while he was spending time with Will. . .
[yeah okay, maybe people should bac off for a bit]k
It would be the mortician's. That one seems like the most useful building we have left to open.
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[But.
He'll keep the mortician's in mind.]
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I can assure you, however, that Xion and I took all of the precautions we could take and were still injured. Sometimes, danger can't be avoided every when you're trying to be extremely careful.
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[And not interrupting Dr. Lecter's love life more.]
Still, it is something I would like to keep in mind.
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Of course.
If you decide to go, I'd support you in whatever way I could.
[she'd honestly prefer to go WITH him, but. her cracked ribs probably make that an impossibility]
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[Milla's a good ally that way, though--]
And your support shall be greatly appreciated. ...So long as you are a properly safe distance away.
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[she almost slumps in her seat, but in the end decides not to because that'd probably be a little painful]
I feel as though I'm being scolded by one of The Four.
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I am unfamiliar with "The Four", but if they would say something similar, I find that I agree with them. You have been all too reckless.
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They're four greater spirits back home who are directly under my command. They've been with me throughout my entire life.
[so they practically raised her, basically]
I'm fond of all four of them, but they can be quite the hassle when they think they know what's best for me.
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Shall I take this to mean that running headlong into danger, presuming you believe the cause to be worth it, is a common trait of yours?
If that is the case, I do believe I know where these...spirits of yours are coming from.
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[which is probably pretty obvious. NEVERTHELESS. . .!]
I think you'd get along very well with Undine and Efreet. Gnome and Sylph can be a bit more troublesome, but your demeanor does remind me of the spirits of water and fire.
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[Interesting.]
Should we ever receive the chance, I would like to meet them myself.
[He's learning more about magic every day...and it's not so bad.]
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You're patient and steady, yet strong, like the constant stream of flowing water. You're also full of passion, like a burning inferno.
[yes. she's happy with these associations. nods]
If there is a way for the Sheriff to bring us here in the first place, I imagine there is a way for us to visit each other's worlds once we leave.
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Ah...]
... Well. Thank you. That is...much appreciated.
[Also way nicer than he can handle hearing.]
That said... I do believe you are right. When we have broken this ridiculous game, we must force him to allow us to visit. Tis only fair.
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[harumphs! again]
He is reasonable, but not particularly kind.
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It is simply a matter of making the demand something he, too, sees as reasonable.