[ Once it's guaranteed that Sorey isn't going to take a topple down the ramp and make the top ten saddest anime deaths after all it took to get down here, Mikazuki lets him go. He follows after, closely at first until the other boy's feet are safe and flat on the earth.
Lingering there on the ramp, he takes a look at their surroundings before the comment reaches him. Blinking, he looks almost confused. ]
[ Right, but not just any pilot would have put up with his too-cheerful, completely-outside-his-element-because-holy-shit-what-is-technology self. Sorey feels like he just got a free crash course in piloting, all without crashing.
It's... kind of exhilarating, honestly? He feels like he's accomplished something noteworthy, at least. ]
You know, as strange as it sounds... [ turning back to Mikazuki with a tentative, but sincere smile ] ...I actually wouldn't mind doing that again sometime!
[ Better than expected, but maybe he should know that by now. In a small way, tucked close to his chest, he's not all that surprised. Gaze slipping away from Sorey, he considers the craft a moment, then faces forward again to move onto solid round. ]
I guess I could teach you more, someday.
[ ...possibly with a more stable ship, but he figures he doesn't need to say as much. ]
Really. [ He's resolute in this decision, not a shred of doubt to be found. ] If we're going to be here for a while, I might as well learn the tools of the trade, you know?
[ In other words, it's high time this boy gets properly introduced to technology -- beyond just texting.
There's a pause between Sorey's question and Mikazuki's answer, however, wherein he questions whether or not he should have asked someone, (anyone), to undertake the task of teaching him. It can't be easy, after all; not everyone has the patience for Sorey's level of newbie. Plus it's... kind of dangerous, honestly.
Really, really dangerous.
But that's all dismissed in the bat of an eye. ]
You will? [ For just a moment, he sounds like a kid all over again. Worse -- a kid who's just been told they can have ice cream for breakfast. ] Thanks, Mikazuki!
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Date: 2018-04-05 12:12 am (UTC)Lingering there on the ramp, he takes a look at their surroundings before the comment reaches him. Blinking, he looks almost confused. ]
It's nothing.
[ That's what pilots do? ]
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Date: 2018-04-24 03:04 pm (UTC)It's... kind of exhilarating, honestly? He feels like he's accomplished something noteworthy, at least. ]
You know, as strange as it sounds... [ turning back to Mikazuki with a tentative, but sincere smile ] ...I actually wouldn't mind doing that again sometime!
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Date: 2018-04-26 08:29 pm (UTC)[ Better than expected, but maybe he should know that by now. In a small way, tucked close to his chest, he's not all that surprised. Gaze slipping away from Sorey, he considers the craft a moment, then faces forward again to move onto solid round. ]
I guess I could teach you more, someday.
[ ...possibly with a more stable ship, but he figures he doesn't need to say as much. ]
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Date: 2018-05-01 03:29 pm (UTC)[ In other words, it's high time this boy gets properly introduced to technology -- beyond just texting.
There's a pause between Sorey's question and Mikazuki's answer, however, wherein he questions whether or not he should have asked someone, (anyone), to undertake the task of teaching him. It can't be easy, after all; not everyone has the patience for Sorey's level of newbie. Plus it's... kind of dangerous, honestly.
Really, really dangerous.
But that's all dismissed in the bat of an eye. ]
You will? [ For just a moment, he sounds like a kid all over again. Worse -- a kid who's just been told they can have ice cream for breakfast. ] Thanks, Mikazuki!