[It's not so much that Yasusada doesn't think it's possible--it's just that he worries it clashes with their duty, when they've sworn to protect history as it is. It feels like crossing dangerous lines, so while he's hoping it's something they'll be able to do, it wasn't something he wrote on the paper himself.]
[ It's Yasu, so he knows he doesn't have to hold back. He does hesitate though ]
Starcourge. It's this dark plague that makes people and animals into daemons. It might remind you of what happens to swords when they become corrupted.
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Re: w7, saturday
Tired but pretty stoked. [ He's just walking over to put his arms around Yasu without asking. ] Uh. Real quick how heavy are you?
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In this body? [Because he can answer as a sword, but] I'm not sure, why?
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Eh, do you want a hug?
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Yeah, something like that. Hold on! [ then lift him up and spin ] Like that!
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[HE COULD'VE JUST ASKED FOR THAT Yasusada will happily allow it]
Do you want one too?
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He laughs before shaking his head ]
I'll settle with a hug. I just wanted to try it for a while.
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[Yasusada really doesn't mind, they pick each other up and spin around during concerts all the time. But he will give Prompto a hug!!]
Are you tired, after all of that?
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[ After it's less embarrassing ]
Yeah, I am a bit. Seeing you and the others is giving me a second wind though.
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That makes him laugh, though, because it makes sense.]
Yeah. I visited Steel-san and Himawari, it's good to see them back to themselves.
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I'm glad. I saw you out there fighting. It was pretty cool seeing all three of you. [ even with animal time ]
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[Which is good, but also really depressing.]
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They all were...but they're a lot better now, right? And will keep doing better.
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[It's not so much that Yasusada doesn't think it's possible--it's just that he worries it clashes with their duty, when they've sworn to protect history as it is. It feels like crossing dangerous lines, so while he's hoping it's something they'll be able to do, it wasn't something he wrote on the paper himself.]
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Right? [ giving him a nudge ] I want to show you my world, but you might not like part of it. [ the whole... darkness plague thing ]
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Starcourge. It's this dark plague that makes people and animals into daemons. It might remind you of what happens to swords when they become corrupted.