[UMINEKO SPOILERS] Heart (Scored) - Kyrie, Rika, Ange

[damedana]

The story ends as such:
"when the seagulls cried, none were left alive"...

But this isn't such a sad story.

This is a story about love.

Comments

[damedana]

I mean... there is if it has to too late for some things.

... anyway, yeah, I still learned a lot of new things, too.

[meatitfeedson]

I don't like these circumstances, but otherwise, I can tell that I would really enjoy debating with you like this. You would make a good opponent.

[damedana]

You say that but I think even you'd start getting my case about my "small bombs".

[meatitfeedson]

Small bombs? It sounds a bit silly, but I don't know, there's no reason that can't be an argument. You might sound more credible if you just call them "explosives", though.

[damedana]

[this should not be funny but in fact, he's snerk-laughing because yeah.]

I don't know how "they ate an explosive small enough that their stomachs exploded" sounds any more reasonable than "the candy had small bombs inside them", but probably.

[meatitfeedson]

[Wow Battler. It's cute though? She laughs, anyway!]

Using even slightly more technical phrasing immediately improves the perception of anything you say. Although there's not much helping that, I admit.

[damedana]

Sometimes finding an argument that works means going with an option too ridiculous to discount.

[meatitfeedson]

"Throw things at the wall and see what sticks", right? Or negotiating by starting with an absurd demand, knowing it's going to be rejected. It's not a bad tactic at all.

[damedana]

Kinda fun to play cards by losing a bunch of hands before pulling out a winning move when everyone's got their guard down.

[but okay. ... okay. he's. calmer now. just.

gestures back to the table and chairs. there are three chairs now, anyway.]

Ange should be here soon. How about a game while we wait?

[meatitfeedson]

[man. Yep that's definitely a Kyrie trait there. Quit being so her kid.]

That sounds like fun.