[That was something that worried him most of all. He'd been jumped on more than a few occasions, and thugs that knew him had attacked Naoto before. As his stomach tightened into a knot, he had to wonder if they decided to rank themselves up to kidnapping, and were making good on that 'returning her in pieces' threat--
No. No. Those assholes were still behind bars right now. Yet it still made his heart race uncomfortably, enough that maybe he was staring at a spot on the ground for too long. But Aranea's voice snapped him out of it, and he played it off with a snort.]
Heh... Riots ain't exactly a tidy outfit. For people who love their city so damn much, they should probably take a little better care of it!
[He scratched the back of is head, but sighed when he saw something that might look close to something that may have come off Naoto's outfit, but was in fact some blue scrap of rubbish. No... it wasn't this light of a blue. It was a deep one, like one of those clear skies at night. ...Tch. Maybe Teddie was right- he did have the heart of a poetic little girl.]
Shit... y'know how many heads I knocked together back home for catchin' people littering? I never thought to count 'em all, but it'd probably be some outrageous number.
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No. No. Those assholes were still behind bars right now. Yet it still made his heart race uncomfortably, enough that maybe he was staring at a spot on the ground for too long. But Aranea's voice snapped him out of it, and he played it off with a snort.]
Heh... Riots ain't exactly a tidy outfit. For people who love their city so damn much, they should probably take a little better care of it!
[He scratched the back of is head, but sighed when he saw something that might look close to something that may have come off Naoto's outfit, but was in fact some blue scrap of rubbish. No... it wasn't this light of a blue. It was a deep one, like one of those clear skies at night. ...Tch. Maybe Teddie was right- he did have the heart of a poetic little girl.]
Shit... y'know how many heads I knocked together back home for catchin' people littering? I never thought to count 'em all, but it'd probably be some outrageous number.