[ bristles! fluffing up to the max, and he’s absolutely going to try to bite five. it definitely doesn’t hurt and is honestly probably more annoying than anything. ]
[ om nom nom. ]
[ swiftly realizes that he’s getting nowhere. ]
You. I’m full now. [ he’s not full and the grumble from his stomach can attest to that. ] Shhhhhhhhhhh! [ moves his tail around to block his stomach and try to muffle the grumbling. ]
I dwank somefing. A potion. [ he’s going to keep wiggling around to make it hard on five. ] But what if I want to stay a me? [ don’t mind him trying to stuff his tiny hands into any pockets five’s got on his person. ]
[ he is going to change into a fox and then quickly wiggle his way out of five’s arms to hide in his robes. pokes his head out, ears twitching and tail wagging. ]
I’ll eat whatever first then, but I want you to promise me you’ll get me something sweet after. [ lifts his hand and holds out his pinky. ]
[ he does let him go when he bites him, but more because he thinks forcing him to do something is having the opposite effect ]
I'm sorry I called you a child, all right? You're very grown up and I should treat you with respect. So I will let you walk to the café and we can get donuts.
[ as soon as he hits the ground he changes back. he looks pleased that five's not going to treat him like a little brat... though he is most definitely a little brat. he reaches to take his hand. ] Because you name came up first, but also I like you a lot, sensei.
Ok! let's walk to the cafe. I'm going to eat so many donuts. [ he's going to make himself sick, probably. ] Are you going to eat a donut too?
[ pushes his chair next to five’s and then climbs into it. ] Just anybody that passed through the wobby, but there weren’t a lot of people. [ crams a donut straight into his mouth. ] Whush dat [ talking with his mouth full as he points at the coffee. ] Can I have shom?
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What did you eat.
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[ om nom nom. ]
[ swiftly realizes that he’s getting nowhere. ]
You. I’m full now. [ he’s not full and the grumble from his stomach can attest to that. ] Shhhhhhhhhhh! [ moves his tail around to block his stomach and try to muffle the grumbling. ]
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I hope.
[ the biting does nothing, obviously, but he does try to secure his hold on him a bit better. ]
You can turn into a fox and I'll let you hite in my clothes.
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…you lied about the cake.
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[ his stomach grumbles again. ] Five senseeeei. [ baps his chest. ] But I’m hungwy and I’m gonna die. [ being just a touch over dramatic. ] I need it.
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[ but he is going outside, still carrying him ]
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I’ll eat whatever first then, but I want you to promise me you’ll get me something sweet after. [ lifts his hand and holds out his pinky. ]
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Keep that up and you're not getting a treat.
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[ time to take off running! or... try, anyway. he's not that fast. ]
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No, I really will get you a treat, but you have to be good. And stay still. Jesus.
I should call Zhongli.
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[ he does let him go when he bites him, but more because he thinks forcing him to do something is having the opposite effect ]
I'm sorry I called you a child, all right? You're very grown up and I should treat you with respect. So I will let you walk to the café and we can get donuts.
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Ok! let's walk to the cafe. I'm going to eat so many donuts. [ he's going to make himself sick, probably. ] Are you going to eat a donut too?
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[ he'll take his hand since he's receptive to it, for now this strategy worked, let's see how it lasts ]
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[ he's going to be good for five because he REALLY wants a donut. at least one. maybe two. definitely seven. ]
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I don't suppose your unitmates saw you like this.
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