[His face scrunches up at the obscene language. It offends his sensitive ears! This time he really does complain.]
I wish you wouldn't say that. Those were just some examples of stuff I've found! And stuff I'm trying to find out. I could go into specifics more, but I'm not sure how much sense those would make when you haven't been here long.
[And when he doesn't know what Game 52 is. How does Hiyori explain the concept that the resort gets its energy from sex when this poor angry soul doesn't even know he'll be forced to do that yet? Hiyori doesn't feel like being the one to break it to him, so he'll be skipping over that for now.
Regarding the welcome market thing... look, he doesn't take kindly to being bossed around. But does he object to being this guy's contact person? Nope! He was already planning to stay in touch, less because of the guy's charming personality and more because of his usefulness. As pest control, as a jailbreaker, as a "hero," you name it! It's best to be on good terms with someone like that, not bad terms or no terms.
Though he can't resist pointing out:]
You don't look like the type who cooks, either, you know. Which just goes to show that you shouldn't judge books by their covers! ♪
But sure, I can do that. Perhaps you can shop for ingredients together with Jun-kun ♪ I'll probably go too, though, since you never know what you might find.
[Last time he saw several porn doujins for sale featuring himself. And Jun. And some other people he knows. He's morbidly curious to know how Bakugo would react if he saw something like that with his own lookalike on the cover. He assumes he'd explode the whole sale table, which would be another public service.
Now, as for the monster-killing thing...
It's about the reaction he expected, but he does blink when the guy admits he does want fans. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's pretty funny. In his anger, and in his desire to be seen as a cool hero, the guy seems charmingly pure.
He has some bad news about the fan situation, though (and whether or not said fans will be shitty).]
Well, you'll definitely make people like me happy who hate dealing with monsters! And you might impress the longer-term guests, too. Although how they feel about you is going to depend on your rank, pretty much. Not that you should even care what they think, but have you heard about that whole system yet?
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I wish you wouldn't say that. Those were just some examples of stuff I've found! And stuff I'm trying to find out. I could go into specifics more, but I'm not sure how much sense those would make when you haven't been here long.
[And when he doesn't know what Game 52 is. How does Hiyori explain the concept that the resort gets its energy from sex when this poor angry soul doesn't even know he'll be forced to do that yet? Hiyori doesn't feel like being the one to break it to him, so he'll be skipping over that for now.
Regarding the welcome market thing... look, he doesn't take kindly to being bossed around. But does he object to being this guy's contact person? Nope! He was already planning to stay in touch, less because of the guy's charming personality and more because of his usefulness. As pest control, as a jailbreaker, as a "hero," you name it! It's best to be on good terms with someone like that, not bad terms or no terms.
Though he can't resist pointing out:]
You don't look like the type who cooks, either, you know. Which just goes to show that you shouldn't judge books by their covers! ♪
But sure, I can do that. Perhaps you can shop for ingredients together with Jun-kun ♪ I'll probably go too, though, since you never know what you might find.
[Last time he saw several porn doujins for sale featuring himself. And Jun. And some other people he knows. He's morbidly curious to know how Bakugo would react if he saw something like that with his own lookalike on the cover. He assumes he'd explode the whole sale table, which would be another public service.
Now, as for the monster-killing thing...
It's about the reaction he expected, but he does blink when the guy admits he does want fans. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's pretty funny. In his anger, and in his desire to be seen as a cool hero, the guy seems charmingly pure.
He has some bad news about the fan situation, though (and whether or not said fans will be shitty).]
Well, you'll definitely make people like me happy who hate dealing with monsters! And you might impress the longer-term guests, too. Although how they feel about you is going to depend on your rank, pretty much. Not that you should even care what they think, but have you heard about that whole system yet?