[ He can (obviously) see the whiteboard, and he's paying somewhat more attention now that they're idling in-game, so he knows what's coming when Aak knocks against him with a padded foot. Maybe unexpectedly, Tomura actually isn't wholly against the idea—whether the reward or the implied sexual nature of it—even apart from the script. He'd entertained Aak's suggestions of his own volition, after all, so maybe this could even be seen as two birds with one stone? Aak is making an effort, and technically Tomura is expecting a paycheck out of this...
As the envoy revives and starts scurrying around again, he leans in and slips an arm around Aak's waist to take the controller in both hands. Rather than plucking it from Aak's grasp, however, he simply covers the other's fingers with his own. This brings them quite close, his chin just curving over Aak's shoulder. Admittedly, the maneuvering is a bit awkward on Tomura's left side, an old injury having sliced off half his palm, but he makes do with the remaining ring and pinky fingers as he guides the envoy out of the immediate danger zone. ]
Hmm. Depends on the reward.
[ And that's really just him speaking, without any kind of role involved. While he may have a good idea of where this is going, agreeing off the bat will always be foolish. The other party should name their price first. ]
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As the envoy revives and starts scurrying around again, he leans in and slips an arm around Aak's waist to take the controller in both hands. Rather than plucking it from Aak's grasp, however, he simply covers the other's fingers with his own. This brings them quite close, his chin just curving over Aak's shoulder. Admittedly, the maneuvering is a bit awkward on Tomura's left side, an old injury having sliced off half his palm, but he makes do with the remaining ring and pinky fingers as he guides the envoy out of the immediate danger zone. ]
Hmm. Depends on the reward.
[ And that's really just him speaking, without any kind of role involved. While he may have a good idea of where this is going, agreeing off the bat will always be foolish. The other party should name their price first. ]