[ It catches him a little off-guard, hearing her plead. Not that he should care - in fact he should be pretending to be angry that she won't take his side, when Yang was for all appearances entirely in the wrong. There might even be some part of him that is kind of bothered at that very fact.
But, for some reason, he backs down. Just a little. ]
... We're not very good at distracting ourselves, huh.
[ He takes in a deep breath to heave out a sigh, tossing his head back to flip some of the hair away from his face. He'd normally use his hands, but they're a bit busy with the crutches and all. ]
[ ... Even if he does appear to be in pain, still. He may heal fast thanks to aura and whatnot, but this is still a pretty fresh injury and a brutal one at that. Even with the crutches it still hurts a fair bit, and he's probably not as good at hiding it as he'd like to be. ]
I'm not sure how much you could do for me, anyway.
[ He sets his crutches down at the side of the bench and clasps his hands behind his head, looking around at the garden with an unimpressed sort of frown. ]
Well I wish I had something good to say about this place.
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[ She can't take sides here. ]
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But, for some reason, he backs down. Just a little. ]
... We're not very good at distracting ourselves, huh.
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[ He takes in a deep breath to heave out a sigh, tossing his head back to flip some of the hair away from his face. He'd normally use his hands, but they're a bit busy with the crutches and all. ]
So. This, uh. garden. How much farther?
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[ It's a small conciliatory gesture. It can't do much but she's willing to help him. ]
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[ ... Even if he does appear to be in pain, still. He may heal fast thanks to aura and whatnot, but this is still a pretty fresh injury and a brutal one at that. Even with the crutches it still hurts a fair bit, and he's probably not as good at hiding it as he'd like to be. ]
I'm not sure how much you could do for me, anyway.
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[ That's always been her way. ]
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[ There. Jokes. Jokes make everything better. ]
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[ In a way, that reminds her of Jaune. ]
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[ They finally make it to the garden. There's a stone bench and a fountain nearby, so she helps him sit down.]
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[ He shoots her a quick wink before accepting her help, supporting his weight against her a little as she helps him onto the bench. ]
I guess you're more than used to the praise, huh?
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[ Everything looks so peaceful . . . it's hard to picture any kind of war happening ]
I was taught to always be thankful and remember my manners when I received a compliment.
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[ He sets his crutches down at the side of the bench and clasps his hands behind his head, looking around at the garden with an unimpressed sort of frown. ]
Well I wish I had something good to say about this place.
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[ And then he just smiles at her expectantly - as if seeing whether or not she'll take such blatant flattery with grace. ]
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That wasn't too shabby, I suppose.
I really like Vale. Sanctum was nice, but this place makes me feel at ease. Despite all the . . . crazy stuff.
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[ There's a grin as he leans back on the bench, stretching his arms to rest his elbows on the back of it. ]
Haven's alright. Parts of it, anyway. Just like anywhere else, there are good neighborhoods and bad ones.
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Do you miss it?
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