[It's harder to get used to than Kashuu is making it sound. HE'S BAD AT THIS... Leading everyone astray!!
But yes good, time to be cops, chasing down the bad guys just like old times except the criminal on the loose now is a robot instead of a radical AND IT'S KIND OF AN ENDEARING ROBOT, AT THAT. And a little dumb, considering it heard "let's throw it out the window" and immediately ran... over to a window. WELL. It sure tried, at least... And Kashuu feels a little badly for it, sitting there under the ruined curtain like it really thinks it can't be seen.]
Eh... [The sound of True Hesitance. (Let it be noted that Kashuu wouldn't be hesitating at all if his curtains were the ones that were torn, or if he was the one currently covered in gross breakfast.)]
It'll probably be okay if we push it from this high up, I think. [But he looks to Horikawa after that with an expression that says "right??", like he expects him to be more well-versed in what does or doesn't kill robots for some reason...?!]
[Well it's gotta count for something that they trust him so much? He can know that these bad life choices are the result of just having that much faith in him in the end, and isn't that great? Good attention, good attention! At least until Kashuu decides to spread the dreaded disease of Hesitation, since it definitely looks like he's looking for some reaffirmation in Horikawa there, and that causes him to falter a bit in turn. He's following the instructions here! Toss uncooperative technology out the window and your problem is solved, right? That's how it works here, right?]
Huh? Um, well ー [Thanks for that faith, Kashuu? If they're speaking in expressions, Horikawa's says something like, "and you expect me to know???" But it's fine. It's fine? Given enough time to look like a deer in the headlights, he nods Firmly. This thing's tough looking and it's made out of metal just like them so obviously it'll be juuuuust fine. Just don't think too hard on that.] I'm sure it's okay! It's by the window after all.
[And it wouldn't have come over if that was so bad? It wants to be Free, maybe, and the robot shifts a little when its mentioned. The little robot arms that dumped breakfast on its poor victim earlier scrunch up the cloth, raising it up like a tent. Very effective hiding skills being used here today.]
[DON'T EXPECT KASHUU TO HAVE THE ANSWERS he never does and he never will...
But apparently that reassurance is enough for Kashuu to banish his own hesitation demons! Wow. This is why big decisions should never be left up to him.]
O-kay, gimme a second to get the window. [AND OVER HE TROTS, carefully sidestepping around the robot menace to lift the glass up. He glances over to the sheet lump a few times, checking to make sure he's opened it wide enough, and steps back once he's sure that the robot won't end up decapitated on the top window ledge or something.]
[Ok now listen here Kashuu has plenty of answers they might not be the best answers to follow but they are there?
Anyway, it's not like this will do them much harm. This robot looks pretty sturdy, and they can't get in any trouble for sending it on its way like this. It's still fine, so once Kashuu's finished his task of trotting over and checking the window for safety hazards, Horikawa offers up a nod of his own.]
Yep, I'm ready! [Already he's hesitantly gotten his hands ready to pick up the little menace by the bottom, hoping to flip it up with a good luck wish on its landing.] On the count of three?
[ARE THEY REALLY, THOUGH, or is he just pulling things out of a hat and saying them with confidence so people think he has answers!!
Either way, Kashuu moves over toward the other side of the robot, prepared to help wrangle it before it can run away and tear down more curtains or perhaps roost in Horikawa's closet.]
On the count of three! One... two-- three!
[LET'S GO, LET'S GO. Kashuu reaches forward as soon as he says "three", attempting to both block any potential escape routes and nab its wee little robot arms.]
[Either way, Horikawa trusts the Gumi who's been here longer than him, and either way plan Dump This Poor Robot Out A Window is a go. No time for regrets when the count of three comes down and their success is... debatable?
No, okay, they're mostly fine! It's a success in terms of keeping Little Menace mostly contained, and also, lifting him up to the window to push him out. About the only room for debate that's up there is the shifting of the curtains, where in its last stand attempt at a break, it tries to use the little arms Kashuu's trying to restrain to throw the curtain right overtop of his head. Some bedhead is predicted, but otherwise he is unscathed, a good fight! As for Horikawa, sparing his glance back to the other once the robot is (mostly) out the window, what Kashuu probably catches is the amusement in his voice.]
Kiyomitsu-kun?
i cant believe im seeing this accusation in my own home
[WOW, THIS ROBOT TRULY IS A LITTLE MENACE. Kashuu feels regret for being so lenient?? He makes a sputtering noise and lets go of its arms to bat the fabric out of his face, so hopefully Horikawa has a good grasp on it, because Kashuu sure just abandoned him...]
Ugh!! [Just ugh. The universal sound of "I'm tired".] What's it's problem?!
[Outside of the incoming potential robot murder and all... WHATEVER. Bye, Little Menace!! Kashuu will help to vigorously shove him out if Horikawa's still managed to keep him wrangled.]
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after they crash and burn perhaps...
But yes good, time to be cops, chasing down the bad guys just like old times except the criminal on the loose now is a robot instead of a radical AND IT'S KIND OF AN ENDEARING ROBOT, AT THAT. And a little dumb, considering it heard "let's throw it out the window" and immediately ran... over to a window. WELL. It sure tried, at least... And Kashuu feels a little badly for it, sitting there under the ruined curtain like it really thinks it can't be seen.]
Eh... [The sound of True Hesitance. (Let it be noted that Kashuu wouldn't be hesitating at all if his curtains were the ones that were torn, or if he was the one currently covered in gross breakfast.)]
It'll probably be okay if we push it from this high up, I think. [But he looks to Horikawa after that with an expression that says "right??", like he expects him to be more well-versed in what does or doesn't kill robots for some reason...?!]
why do you do this to them!!!
Huh? Um, well ー [Thanks for that faith, Kashuu? If they're speaking in expressions, Horikawa's says something like, "and you expect me to know???" But it's fine. It's fine? Given enough time to look like a deer in the headlights, he nods Firmly. This thing's tough looking and it's made out of metal just like them so obviously it'll be juuuuust fine. Just don't think too hard on that.] I'm sure it's okay! It's by the window after all.
[And it wouldn't have come over if that was so bad? It wants to be Free, maybe, and the robot shifts a little when its mentioned. The little robot arms that dumped breakfast on its poor victim earlier scrunch up the cloth, raising it up like a tent. Very effective hiding skills being used here today.]
LOOK....... anyone would...
But apparently that reassurance is enough for Kashuu to banish his own hesitation demons! Wow. This is why big decisions should never be left up to him.]
O-kay, gimme a second to get the window. [AND OVER HE TROTS, carefully sidestepping around the robot menace to lift the glass up. He glances over to the sheet lump a few times, checking to make sure he's opened it wide enough, and steps back once he's sure that the robot won't end up decapitated on the top window ledge or something.]
Ready?
would they or are you just a menace
Anyway, it's not like this will do them much harm. This robot looks pretty sturdy, and they can't get in any trouble for sending it on its way like this. It's still fine, so once Kashuu's finished his task of trotting over and checking the window for safety hazards, Horikawa offers up a nod of his own.]
Yep, I'm ready! [Already he's hesitantly gotten his hands ready to pick up the little menace by the bottom, hoping to flip it up with a good luck wish on its landing.] On the count of three?
why not both!!
Either way, Kashuu moves over toward the other side of the robot, prepared to help wrangle it before it can run away and tear down more curtains or perhaps roost in Horikawa's closet.]
On the count of three! One... two-- three!
[LET'S GO, LET'S GO. Kashuu reaches forward as soon as he says "three", attempting to both block any potential escape routes and nab its wee little robot arms.]
because not all of us are menaces and turnponchos
No, okay, they're mostly fine! It's a success in terms of keeping Little Menace mostly contained, and also, lifting him up to the window to push him out. About the only room for debate that's up there is the shifting of the curtains, where in its last stand attempt at a break, it tries to use the little arms Kashuu's trying to restrain to throw the curtain right overtop of his head. Some bedhead is predicted, but otherwise he is unscathed, a good fight! As for Horikawa, sparing his glance back to the other once the robot is (mostly) out the window, what Kashuu probably catches is the amusement in his voice.]
Kiyomitsu-kun?
i cant believe im seeing this accusation in my own home
Ugh!! [Just ugh. The universal sound of "I'm tired".] What's it's problem?!
[Outside of the incoming potential robot murder and all... WHATEVER. Bye, Little Menace!! Kashuu will help to vigorously shove him out if Horikawa's still managed to keep him wrangled.]