See, that's why he doesn't make a habit of calling children "kids" to their faces; Ed wouldn't be the first to be offended over it.
Ginko's expression stays perfectly neutral, because he has no plans to tell someone he barely knows about the times he's run afoul of the Natural Order. "You'd be surprised. Being a living mushi attractant can have its downsides."
Had he mentioned that before? He doesn't remember. Oh well, Ed knows now, in any case. Ginko sets one hand against the tree and holds onto the strap of his box with the other (he really hopes the contents didn't get tossed around too much in the midst of all that), pushing himself to his feet. "In any case - if you're planning on coming anyway, it's about time to get going."
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Ginko's expression stays perfectly neutral, because he has no plans to tell someone he barely knows about the times he's run afoul of the Natural Order. "You'd be surprised. Being a living mushi attractant can have its downsides."
Had he mentioned that before? He doesn't remember. Oh well, Ed knows now, in any case. Ginko sets one hand against the tree and holds onto the strap of his box with the other (he really hopes the contents didn't get tossed around too much in the midst of all that), pushing himself to his feet. "In any case - if you're planning on coming anyway, it's about time to get going."