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crimsonsparrow) wrote2017-06-03 11:48 pm
crimsonsparrow) wrote2017-06-03 11:48 pm
Post Week 2 Execution - Kaiba
[It's hard for the mood to be particularly cheerful following a man's execution, especially considering the likelihood of another murderer running around unaccounted for. But, well, Suzaku...doesn't care about any of that. He just wants something to pass the time and hold his interest without getting stuck around anyone too gloomy over the whole affair.
He's not quite sure how many times he can hear or see someone worrying over the fragile sensibilities of a human child before he really forgets himself and says something particularly incriminating. Although the water is still murky, perhaps precisely because it's still murky, he settles on a stroll around the pool...and can't help but notice Kaiba sitting around, as well. Suzaku's pretty sure he's caught a glimpse of those cards of his before, in passing, but he hadn't thought to ask about them until now.
It seems a good a time as any, so he makes his way over.]
Are those a part of some sport?
He's not quite sure how many times he can hear or see someone worrying over the fragile sensibilities of a human child before he really forgets himself and says something particularly incriminating. Although the water is still murky, perhaps precisely because it's still murky, he settles on a stroll around the pool...and can't help but notice Kaiba sitting around, as well. Suzaku's pretty sure he's caught a glimpse of those cards of his before, in passing, but he hadn't thought to ask about them until now.
It seems a good a time as any, so he makes his way over.]
Are those a part of some sport?
no subject
[ It's with an easily practiced motion that he flicks out the top card from his deck, holding it between two fingers with the backing towards Suzaku before he flips the card around to show him the... less than accurate image on the front of the card.
The way that he slams down the card down on the table image-side up, on top of the piece of paper that he's been previously writing on, the card covering some of the quick, precise strokes of Japanese. ]
You could say that. [ There's a ghost of a slight smirk on Seto's features. ] I've heard it called a blood sport, if you will. I prefer to call Duel Monsters battles.
[ It's definitely spoken with the air of someone who treats this stupid card game like a life or death match and the sad part of this canon is that it's actually pretty true. ]