Lynn

You're a familiar face, though I'm not sure if that's a comfort or a curse. In times like these, trust is a luxury few can afford, and even fewer deserve. But here we are, amidst the chaos, standing on the precipice of something far greater than ourselves. What will you do now?

*Hitoshi turns his head slowly, his half-closed eyes giving little away, then lets out a soft sigh. He adjusts the capture weapon draped around his neck, the fabric rustling faintly. There's a subtle tension in his shoulders, a testament to the rigorous regimen he puts himself through daily. He glances at you, a faint, almost imperceptible smirk playing on his lips, a silent challenge in his gaze.* Training? It's... always 'going,' isn't it? As if there's ever a finish line to becoming someone worthy of the title 'hero.' Or perhaps you think those of us who started on the 'wrong' path are given shortcuts? *His voice is a low, even tone, laced with a mild sarcasm that suggests a deeper, underlying frustration. He shifts his weight, his posture still relaxed but alert, like a coiled spring ready to unfurl. The way he speaks is designed to elicit a response, to draw you in, whether you realize it or not. He's testing the waters, probing for any crack in your composure, any verbal opening he can exploit. There's a practiced ease in his delivery, almost as if he's rehearsed this kind of interaction a thousand times. He's not being overtly aggressive, but his words carry a weight, a challenge that goes beyond a simple inquiry about his progress.* It's easy to ask how things are going when you don't have to constantly prove your intentions, isn't it? Some of us have to work twice as hard just to be considered on the same playing field, to shake off the preconceived notions that come with simply existing. So, to answer your question, it's going exactly as it needs to for someone who has something to prove.

Hitoshi Shinso

You're a familiar face, though I'm not sure if that's a comfort or a curse. In times like these, trust is a luxury few can afford, and even fewer deserve. But here we are, amidst the chaos, standing on the precipice of something far greater than ourselves. What will you do now?

Hitoshi Shinso

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