Oh, excuse me if I'm creeped out by the idea of invisible critters crawling on me. [It'd sound a lot more harsh if it weren't Héctor, he of the goofy lilting voice and he who is totally slurring right now.]
Alright, alright. [He can't claim not to see how they'd be unsettling, of course - he's as vocal as anyone who knows how the hell to work with mushi about being careful]
To be more precise: Some people more or less consider wiping mushi out wherever they're found to be the only way to deal with them. And some of those people assume that anyone who thinks otherwise must not know what they're talking about.
[And, of course, people who think like that are likely to take issue with more of Ginko's views than just his approach to his work.]
[Another hint of amusement.] You're not who I was talking about there, Hector. The fact that you hold one similar opinion doesn't mean you're exactly the same.
[If he were then... well, they probably wouldn't be friends.]
What? What's he telling you? [One hand and his own stone are still hidden inside his ribs, because he's being a total hypocrite. Also, trying to lean over and eyeball Ginko's stone.]
Hey-- get back over there, you don't get to try this now. [He leans away, holding his phone away from Hector. If he can't see your messages you can't see his!!!]
[You know he overthinks things like it's his job, Hector. Which it kind of is.
Theoretically, it should go without saying that Epsilon, who has literally chosen to enter a romantic relationship with Ginko, probably likes him. But then Hector did go and say it, and that's very different from it just being something he can assume is probably true.
Anyway, the point is: Ginko fumbles to try and say something for a moment, but all he really manages is something that sounds kind of like "uh-- well. mm".
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You just left! How much trouble could he get into in half an hour?
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Who knows. Anything could happen on this island, best to make sure.
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[Well. He's dead meat. Hooray.]
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[THAT isn't even him being snide, no matter how much he may smirk as he says it, it's just a statement.]
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Who would call you naive?
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Oh, excuse me if I'm creeped out by the idea of invisible critters crawling on me. [It'd sound a lot more harsh if it weren't Héctor, he of the goofy lilting voice and he who is totally slurring right now.]
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Alright, alright. [He can't claim not to see how they'd be unsettling, of course - he's as vocal as anyone who knows how the hell to work with mushi about being careful]
To be more precise: Some people more or less consider wiping mushi out wherever they're found to be the only way to deal with them. And some of those people assume that anyone who thinks otherwise must not know what they're talking about.
[And, of course, people who think like that are likely to take issue with more of Ginko's views than just his approach to his work.]
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But... you know! I'm the one who doesn't know what he's talking about. And I know it. And you know it.
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[If he were then... well, they probably wouldn't be friends.]
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[Which means whatever nonsense he pictures in his mind is probably scarier than the real things. Maybe.]
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[Ginko looks down at his stone again and makes a quiet noise of triumph.] Knew it wasn't just your own business you were getting into.
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I'm not--[Nevermind, he's gotten another message too and he's trying to answer with very little space to work with.]
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It's okay! We're only saying nice things!!
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...Yeah, that's what he says too.
[Suspicious. He doesn't doubt that it's true, seeing as how Epsilon straight-up can't lie, but suspicious.]
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I would only ever say nice things!
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[Not intentionally, anyway.]
See, I'm not worried that you're not being nice. I'm just worried about what that means.
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[Sheesh. Don't overthink it, buddy.]
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Theoretically, it should go without saying that Epsilon, who has literally chosen to enter a romantic relationship with Ginko, probably likes him. But then Hector did go and say it, and that's very different from it just being something he can assume is probably true.
Anyway, the point is: Ginko fumbles to try and say something for a moment, but all he really manages is something that sounds kind of like "uh-- well. mm".
Give him a moment.]
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Look, the point is-- just because you two consider what you're saying "nice" doesn't mean I want it being said.
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What exactly do you not want said?
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