“A well-worded complaint might be just what is needed to make a point! Though one must wonder where such a complaint might be directed in this place.” He added with a tilt of his head, hard to tell if he was actually joking or being serious. It was probably a little of both, but one never knew with Yusuke. He did tend towards a particular seriousness and sincerity outside the sillier puns and such.
“Is that so…? Hm, I’m not so sure that people saw it that way. That was kind of you to say, nonetheless, Aerith.” Perhaps it took the right person to see that potential, or perhaps he needed to work on his own delivery a little more. Either way, his concerns weren’t particularly strong in that way aside from the odd moment of passing loneliness and absent daydreaming about what it might be to have someone that constant in his life in such a way to go on dates with. At least no one had caught his attentions enough for him to examine the idea or think about it more deeply as of yet. He had his painting, and the endeavors of the thieves to think about right now, anyway.
His eyes lit up as they left the cursed beach behind and found an awning to take shelter under. At least… Until he took stock of their condition and noted that… Well, it still felt more or less the same aside from the absence of water pouring onto their heads. “You know, I rather expected this to feel like a vast improvement compared to being out in the elements, but it’s quite underwhelming.” He commented, reaching up to brush a soaked strand of hair away from his eye. At least, he supposed, they couldn’t end up with more sand on them here.
“Should you ever need a little bit more stealth involved in an endeavor, I am sure I would be happy to assist you further.” He responded with a smile, though he was quite serious. One never knew when something might come up and the need for secrecy was necessary! But he tilted his head slightly, a pleased grin crossing his face at her laughter. Even if she didn’t quite get the names, at least the obvious puns had amused her instead of getting a groan! “Thank you. They seemed quite fitting when I was attempting to decide what to call them.”
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“Is that so…? Hm, I’m not so sure that people saw it that way. That was kind of you to say, nonetheless, Aerith.” Perhaps it took the right person to see that potential, or perhaps he needed to work on his own delivery a little more. Either way, his concerns weren’t particularly strong in that way aside from the odd moment of passing loneliness and absent daydreaming about what it might be to have someone that constant in his life in such a way to go on dates with. At least no one had caught his attentions enough for him to examine the idea or think about it more deeply as of yet. He had his painting, and the endeavors of the thieves to think about right now, anyway.
His eyes lit up as they left the cursed beach behind and found an awning to take shelter under. At least… Until he took stock of their condition and noted that… Well, it still felt more or less the same aside from the absence of water pouring onto their heads. “You know, I rather expected this to feel like a vast improvement compared to being out in the elements, but it’s quite underwhelming.” He commented, reaching up to brush a soaked strand of hair away from his eye. At least, he supposed, they couldn’t end up with more sand on them here.
“Should you ever need a little bit more stealth involved in an endeavor, I am sure I would be happy to assist you further.” He responded with a smile, though he was quite serious. One never knew when something might come up and the need for secrecy was necessary! But he tilted his head slightly, a pleased grin crossing his face at her laughter. Even if she didn’t quite get the names, at least the obvious puns had amused her instead of getting a groan! “Thank you. They seemed quite fitting when I was attempting to decide what to call them.”