People like Rokuhira-san! [WHY DID YOU ASK FOR CLARIFICATION NOW URUHA'S AT IT] It's like... whenever he was around, you couldn't help but be drawn in by his presence, and it felt like everything was bright and clear as long as he was there.
Ah... well, you said Rokuhira was like the sun. Iori was the moon. The brightest thing in the night sky, and everyone would be drawn to him. But the moon doesn't reflect its own light. No one was really looking at him.
[ they pause, their smile growing smaller. ]
He'd be the type of person who, in a situation like this, would go above and beyond with helping. People would probably consider him a hard worker, and he is. But I think he would crack, in the end. He's too weak.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
no subject
... it kind of seems like it would be more of a headache.
no subject
no subject
Hmm... my partner. I would not want him to be in a situation like this.
no subject
Your partner in combat, or...?
1/2
–yes! In combat!
no subject
... Iori is a very skilled swordsman, and intelligent, but I do not think this type of situation would be good for him.
no subject
[are you okay there, saber.]
What makes you say that?
no subject
Iori is... It's difficult to explain. He would work very hard to solve trial, and would check on everyone, and he'd probably be very well-liked.
But do you ever meet someone who shines just a little too brightly?
no subject
[there is a note of yearning in his tone and eyes so you get no points for guessing who he's thinking about. grows closer to becoming homotaro.]
no subject
Like the sun...?
no subject
no subject
Ah... he's the one who had made your sword, right?
[ the name rings a bell. ]
no subject
no subject
You really looked up to him, huh?
no subject
[so that's a yes.]
no subject
[ gay... ]
Would you want him in a situation like this?
no subject
no subject
You got very excited there though!
no subject
But what were you saying about... Iori?
no subject
[ they pause, their smile growing smaller. ]
He'd be the type of person who, in a situation like this, would go above and beyond with helping. People would probably consider him a hard worker, and he is. But I think he would crack, in the end. He's too weak.
no subject
he mulls over this, before he nods.]
... I think I kind of know what you mean. You're right that... someone like that would do poorly here.
no subject
... plus! That would be so much babysitting I'd have to do.
[ would definitely be the one being babysat, but that's fine. ]
no subject
no subject
Don't think things.
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)