[He's closer to a bird of paradise than a parrot, he'd argue. Eden is supposed to be paradise, after all. But he's too busy being put on janitor duty to worry about birds!]
So kick them off to the side, you mean? Very well! That shouldn't pose any problem.
[Hiyori Tomoe performing manual labor: what a rare thing! But he comes over to the crumbled statue and joins Bakugo in doing so. The other boy was a big help, and might've even saved him, so now it's time to do his part. He can think of worse things than kicking some debris around.
If only he could see the statue pieces as just debris. Seeing the crumbled statue turns his expression a bit more somber, and he goes quiet as he nudges the stone pieces away with the toe of his shoe, no longer a happy parrot.
He does start talking again after a moment, though. He can never go too long without doing so.]
Say, Baku-kun.. Have you heard of people turning into statues here?
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So kick them off to the side, you mean? Very well! That shouldn't pose any problem.
[Hiyori Tomoe performing manual labor: what a rare thing! But he comes over to the crumbled statue and joins Bakugo in doing so. The other boy was a big help, and might've even saved him, so now it's time to do his part. He can think of worse things than kicking some debris around.
If only he could see the statue pieces as just debris. Seeing the crumbled statue turns his expression a bit more somber, and he goes quiet as he nudges the stone pieces away with the toe of his shoe, no longer a happy parrot.
He does start talking again after a moment, though. He can never go too long without doing so.]
Say, Baku-kun.. Have you heard of people turning into statues here?