[You are greeted with the sound of randomly disrupted static, at the end of which three melodic beeping signals are heard. Yep, that's your cue to leave a message!]
Well, that's true enough. Jason hates Absinthe quite cordially, but that doesn't stop me from being good friends with both. But Alexander did say there is one person who he would feel unhappy about being friends with me, but he didn't say who it might be.
Perhaps one might say they are... repulsive? Certainly on the surface a pleasant enough individual I'm sure. But if you look past the personality, a bit deeper, one can only see horror.
[Well, fortunately (unfortunately?) something about the wording still bugs Levity. He leans forward, resting his chin in his hand, staring at Cosmo wordlessly for quiiiiiiite a long time.]
Actually, I think you did give me enough to go on. I've still no idea who it is, of course, nor do I think I would be able to tell under... normal circumstances.
Then, indeed, perhaps I should put off meeting them until I am in a more stable emotional state. It's not as though I don't have enough to deal with already.
Oh! The fans seemed to think there was some manner of a feud between me and Jason, so we decided to play out a ridiculous scene in the lobby on the day of fanmail. Lucifel-san helped. Nero seemed to take it seriously, however, and it's quite cute how possessive he can get!
It was quite fun! I believe it started out with the premise that I cheated on Jason with Lucifel-san, and by the end it was the two of them fighting over me. Lucifel-san is a great actor! I could barely keep a straight face.
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Well, that's true enough. Jason hates Absinthe quite cordially, but that doesn't stop me from being good friends with both. But Alexander did say there is one person who he would feel unhappy about being friends with me, but he didn't say who it might be.
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Perhaps one might say they are... repulsive? Certainly on the surface a pleasant enough individual I'm sure. But if you look past the personality, a bit deeper, one can only see horror.
[That clears things up right.]
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...You do realize that is what a good number of people would say about Absinthe as well?
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And I care not what many people would say or think. I judge with my own eyes and experiences.
Is that not how you, also, approach things?
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[He just shrugs and sips his tea.]
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Hmmmmm.
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[He is composed under that stare, though his arched eyebrows can't be seen beneath his mask.]
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Actually, I think you did give me enough to go on. I've still no idea who it is, of course, nor do I think I would be able to tell under... normal circumstances.
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[He smiles just a little, like he's almost, pleased?]
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[Tea. Sip.]
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Then, indeed, perhaps I should put off meeting them until I am in a more stable emotional state. It's not as though I don't have enough to deal with already.
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Yes. For now, I would like to focus on more positive things... inasmuch as I can, of course.
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You would have to narrow it down a little. I wouldn't know where to start.
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[He taps his cheek, then grins.]
Oh! The fans seemed to think there was some manner of a feud between me and Jason, so we decided to play out a ridiculous scene in the lobby on the day of fanmail. Lucifel-san helped. Nero seemed to take it seriously, however, and it's quite cute how possessive he can get!
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[He sounds so fond you'd never think they got to be friends(?) because lucifel baited him into getting mindcrushed their first lunch together.]
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