grasshopper 29, voice

[blitzcheer]

Hey, got a quick question for the magic people on the train who used books to learn! Any of you got any book titles you can share? Or know how a guy can learn to summon, get fiends or...uh, [ His voice grows quiet, but still audible. ] What should I call them?

...

--Youma! [ ok he's back ] Anyone who knows how to summon youma! Or any magic that's uhh... useful, but not for a fight. Anything at all!

[ Yeah that's helpful, right. ]

My pal's here with me, Taiki-- he's summoned before, but he's looking to find new ways to do it--so anything you can tell us would be great! Thanks!

( ooc: taiki longforgottenpromise may answer responses! )

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[blitzcheer]

I wouldn't mind the company! I...usually go inside one of the quit rooms to do it.

[ Which he admits, somewhat sheepishly. He'd like to say it's because he can't concentrate well, but it's half that, half because he's embarrassed.....

But despite that, he brightens back up his tone. ] I'll need to introduce you to Piccolo, Inigo. He's the one who knows more about ki than me. I'm no good explainin' that stuff.

[ 'That stuff' that lets him use overdrives, blah blah blaaah. ]

[longforgottenpromise]

Okay. [He nodded, he would teach them, though he was sure other people would know much better than him. He had only learned a little bit after all when he was very young.

He doesn't know Piccolo very well but it's good he is helping Tidus with his training.]

[flatteries]

[ Look how nice Inigo is being. (Or maybe it's because of Taiki's presence in this conversation, who can say.) But either way, he's not pointing out Tidus's sheepishness in the slightest, just letting it slip by without embarrassing the other.

But he might be making a bit of a face when Tidus gets to the other part of what he's saying. ]

He's not strict, is he?

[ Please. No. Inigo has had enough of strict teachers to last him a lifetime, and he hasn't had to deal with one for years now! ]

[blitzcheer]

Yup, but he's a good guy! He just expects you to do what he says. Has one of those kind of faces, but he's not as bad as he looks, you know?

[ A grumpy-looking good guy. ]

[longforgottenpromise]

It will be fine Inigo, I'm sure you will do great. [And have no reason to fear stern looks.]

[flatteries]

Uh-huh...

[ Inigo sounds so hesitant. He knows the type! Those are exactly the types that always scold him. Please, does he have to endure both that and math? Can't they do something Inigo likes for once? Like cuddling? ]

Of course I'll do great. I'm just not so sure that Piccolo guy will agree.

[longforgottenpromise]

He will. I think he will see that you are trying your best, even if he is strict good teachers recognise effort.