audience: emma perkins

[cyclists]

Comments

[cyclists]

I am not asking for a cyborg hand for you. [...] ...probably not, anyway.

[He's still...a teenage boy, mostly.] But it'll be functional and at last look like a hand instead of a block of wood. How's that sound?

[foodbin]

I don't know what you have against the cyborg hand.

[But anyways.]

That works, depending on how we're defining functional.

[cyclists]

I have nothing against it! It's just not what I expected from you. And also I don't trust certain people not to get weird about it. It'll work like a regular hand.

[foodbin]

[She can't help but laugh.]

What? Certain people? Who?

[cyclists]

I like Minato a lot but I feel like that's something he'd fixate on.

[foodbin]

[closes eyes]

He remains an enigma to me.

[cyclists]

He was one of the first people who was really nice. Questionable decisions, but he's nice.

[foodbin]

He tried to drink cyanide in the middle of a trial.

[cyclists]

I never said he was smart.

[foodbin]

I don't think anyone would say that.

[...]

Thank you, by the way. I know the whole idea was to talk about stuff I ordinarily wouldn't have, and I did, but it felt less miserable than I though it would.

[cyclists]

I'm glad. [It's a start.] Hopefully in the future if it comes up again it'll be a little easier than this time.

[foodbin]

Well, I’m hoping not to need a favor like this again, you know.

[cyclists]

As long as you keep your other hand it should be fine. [Just. Saying.]

[foodbin]

I wasn't really planning to lose it.

[cyclists]

Good. [Thank god.]

...I guess it was kind of a big deal telling me all of that, and I know you're getting a hand out of it, but if there's anything else you want to try asking I can try to answer?

[He just kind of feels bad.]

[foodbin]

...Lune said he couldn't give any more information about who was corrupted. Can you?

[cyclists]

...I can tell you that they're still alive? [That doesn't. Help.]

[foodbin]

Please don't tell me I wasted my question on that.

[cyclists]

No, definitely not. But I can't really tell you too much about them. Even if I try, I'll be stopped.

[foodbin]

If I asked about just one person, could you give me a yes or no?

[cyclists]

I want to say yes, but I can't promise anything.

[foodbin]

Is that a no, or a try it and see kind of thing?

[cyclists]

A try it and let's see.

[foodbin]

Okay.

[...]

Akane.

[cyclists]

What about her, exactly?