[ And with the sun in place, the daffodil finally bursts into flames. He flinches, preparing for pain, but then furrows his brows when he realizes the fire isn't hurting him. ]
[when he doesn't drop it immediately, Leon unfolds his arms and stands up straight, one hand held up like he might do something, but when there's no yelp or noise of pain - ]
[ When he moves to put it in his pocket, his hand brushes against something at his side. His brows furrow and he pockets the lighter before drawing the other item out — his Red9.
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[he lifts a hand to rub at his face] Jesus christ.
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[a heavy sigh]
All I had to do was shoot my teammate in the head. Red's pricing is bullshit.
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Ah, with a fake bullet?
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[ He glances up at the sky. The sun is moving into position. Two more minutes . . . ]
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Nah. And I'm sure Lupin's revenge will be funny.
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[ He lifts his hand a bit as the petals of the flower start to curl. ]
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[he leans forward a little to watch, but staying well out of the way of the sun]
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He did not know what he was signing up for. His revenge will be swift and merciless.
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[he's on guard for it, but he'll probably let it happen]
He's who helped me figure out you were here.
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[ He still has another minute. Better to keep it vague. ]
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[he's not elaborating, but - ] Did you meet Odin, too?
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[ Yata is little to him, okay. ]
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[that cough sounds suspiciously like it's to cover up a laugh]
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[a soft huff] Told me to ask my shepherd about the rituals because he didn't want to scare me. Nice guy.
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[ And with the sun in place, the daffodil finally bursts into flames. He flinches, preparing for pain, but then furrows his brows when he realizes the fire isn't hurting him. ]
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. . . it isn't burning you?
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[ The flames eat up the daffodil quickly and, when they finally die down, there's some ash . . . and a gold lighter in his hand. ]
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. . . good job.
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. . . He pulls through, that Red.
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I'm glad.
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it really had been ten minutes. ]
And again. Good on him.
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Good to know. I asked him for something personal.
[he tilts his head] What was the other thing you had to do?
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