[He'd saved this place for last, and fully intended to be alone when he finally came to it-- but it seems that's not to be.
For a moment, he contemplates simply turning and leaving-
Still, if he isn't the only one out here, Shirasu is interested in others who seem to have similar habits, and that keeps him from just abandoning what will probably become cursed content.]
Were you waiting for someone?
For a moment, he contemplates simply turning and leaving-
Still, if he isn't the only one out here, Shirasu is interested in others who seem to have similar habits, and that keeps him from just abandoning what will probably become cursed content.]
Were you waiting for someone?
Then I suppose you've succeeded in that.
[He folds his arms in front of himself, looking Hisoka over with his head slightly cocked. One of the sparser profiles, if he remembers correctly; a person of some interest for that fact alone.]
I take it you're something of a night owl, Morow-san? Or do you simply have no interest in sleeping in a strange place.
[He folds his arms in front of himself, looking Hisoka over with his head slightly cocked. One of the sparser profiles, if he remembers correctly; a person of some interest for that fact alone.]
I take it you're something of a night owl, Morow-san? Or do you simply have no interest in sleeping in a strange place.
You have an interesting idea of 'fun'.
[It's much quieter at night; better for looking around, but he certainly wouldn't call it entertaining by any means.
He glances briefly to the shrine when it's indicated, though, lightly shrugging one shoulder.]
I cannot say I came out to see it in particular, no-- only that I have seen most other places already.
[It's much quieter at night; better for looking around, but he certainly wouldn't call it entertaining by any means.
He glances briefly to the shrine when it's indicated, though, lightly shrugging one shoulder.]
I cannot say I came out to see it in particular, no-- only that I have seen most other places already.
[After just a moment of hesitation-- yeah, he will, his footsteps unnaturally quiet behind Hisoka.]
Very well, then.
[He falls back into silence after that, paying more attention to both his company and the scenery; this isn't exactly the same as what he knows, but it's still something familiar, right down to the peaceful and serene feeling of the place.
... it's a little uncomfortable, and he speaks again just to break that calm silence.]
Have you visited one before?
Very well, then.
[He falls back into silence after that, paying more attention to both his company and the scenery; this isn't exactly the same as what he knows, but it's still something familiar, right down to the peaceful and serene feeling of the place.
... it's a little uncomfortable, and he speaks again just to break that calm silence.]
Have you visited one before?
Why, is that what you've chosen to do? Or just your assumption of a stranger?
[He doesn't confirm or deny-- Hisoka probably isn't wrong, but still. That's not a topic he'll speak on too easily.
Shirasu also doesn't explain aloud as he goes through the proper process (of purification, at least, he has nothing to offer), allowing Hisoka to watch; he simply assumes he'll be paying attention, and if he doesn't, well. That'll be his problem!]
I find it more peaceful at night.
[He doesn't confirm or deny-- Hisoka probably isn't wrong, but still. That's not a topic he'll speak on too easily.
Shirasu also doesn't explain aloud as he goes through the proper process (of purification, at least, he has nothing to offer), allowing Hisoka to watch; he simply assumes he'll be paying attention, and if he doesn't, well. That'll be his problem!]
I find it more peaceful at night.
Your curiosity is more to the point, I see. Not that I can truly say I mind passing over the usual small talk.
[If it bothers him to be watched that way, he doesn't show it. He just steps aside to allow Hisoka room, if he decides to do the same. Purify your clown ass self.]
Considering I did not see any trouble come of it, I take it your discovery was fairly uneventful.
[If it bothers him to be watched that way, he doesn't show it. He just steps aside to allow Hisoka room, if he decides to do the same. Purify your clown ass self.]
Considering I did not see any trouble come of it, I take it your discovery was fairly uneventful.
[it's the middle of the FUCKING night
But also, Shirasu isn't stopping him... he glances up as Hisoka rings the bell, a brow slightly raised.]
I expect others might disagree.
[Not the type to go along with what's meant to be done, apparently; less predictable, but more interesting. Maybe he'll be worthwhile.]
But I suppose there are limited ways to entertain oneself, so far.
But also, Shirasu isn't stopping him... he glances up as Hisoka rings the bell, a brow slightly raised.]
I expect others might disagree.
[Not the type to go along with what's meant to be done, apparently; less predictable, but more interesting. Maybe he'll be worthwhile.]
But I suppose there are limited ways to entertain oneself, so far.
Ah, you're unfamiliar? I believe they say ringing it without purpose will curse one with what they least desire.
[He's full of shit but he absolutely sounds like he means it, no hint of amusement in his expression.]
Those who want stability will find it disrupted, those who hate boredom will be plagued by it... and so on.
[He's full of shit but he absolutely sounds like he means it, no hint of amusement in his expression.]
Those who want stability will find it disrupted, those who hate boredom will be plagued by it... and so on.
To this particular shrine? I have not. I have helped care for a somewhat similar one, though.
[This isn't the same, but there's no escaping the familiarity, is there. He isn't sure how long he really wants to stay, but neither does he particularly care for the disrespectful treatment of it (he's just not going to unpack that.)]
It's a good thing you don't mind being bored; they rarely tend to be exciting places.
[This isn't the same, but there's no escaping the familiarity, is there. He isn't sure how long he really wants to stay, but neither does he particularly care for the disrespectful treatment of it (he's just not going to unpack that.)]
It's a good thing you don't mind being bored; they rarely tend to be exciting places.
Is that what you consider it to be?
[Shirasu can't call that too shocking an outlook, after some of his comments so far. After a momentary pause, a contemplative glance back down the path that led here-]
I would say it's strange that a game seems to have few guidelines for playing, but... I'd assume you think it's more fun that way.
[That gets a slightly arched brow, a silent question-- how's the guess.]
[Shirasu can't call that too shocking an outlook, after some of his comments so far. After a momentary pause, a contemplative glance back down the path that led here-]
I would say it's strange that a game seems to have few guidelines for playing, but... I'd assume you think it's more fun that way.
[That gets a slightly arched brow, a silent question-- how's the guess.]


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