this cover has kinda been ruining my life also!!!!! like wow!!!! that’s jyushi and hitoya charging forward and that’s kuukou proudly watching them!!!!!! wow!!!!!! wow!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Finally Taking the Trip to Jupiter
Vague spoilers for MGS4. Also xtremely fucking sad fair warning lol
“Snake... Dave?” Hal immediately corrected himself upon entering the room. The veteran’s (finally they could use that term, with there truly being no fights left to fight) request to drop the codenames they had maintained for nearly a decade had been a little sudden, but entirely understandable, “We think we’ve found a place to stay, for the moment. A nice house, close enough to a town that Sunny can go to school in, but far enough ouy most folks will leave us alone.”
David simply nodded- taking a deep breath that would normally be an intake of smoke into his lungs, but he was sincere in his declaration of quitting. Even if it wasn’t for very long, he could do that much for Sunny and Hal, after all this time. The tech wiz stood awkwardly in the doorframe, posture so closed in on himself David would see the gangly nerd he once was before he had started spending more time eating and moving around than seated in front of a computer.
He still did plenty of that, but years on the run had shifted the ratio considerably until just recently.
“Out with it, Hal,” he croaked out in a voice that was becoming increasingly unfamiliar to both of them. This seemed to shock his companion out of his own thoughts, and he finally moved closer.
“Ah, well, you see- what do you want for your last name, Dave? You know I’ll be formalizing Sunny’s adoption, which means we’ll finally be obtaining,” emphasis was put on the word, because in reality it meant forging, “papers for her, and I thought you’d probably be in need of some too. We can use whatever is on your birth certificate, but if you want to pick something out yourself...”
A smile formed under Dave’s mustache.
“I already know what I’m using.”
Hal perked up, “You do? What is it?”
With the same simple, to the point gruffness he would never quite be rid of, the one legendary soldier answered in a single word.
“Emmerich.”
All sounds except the Nomad’s machinery working overtime on her last voyage and David’s unfortunately heavy breathing ceased for an eternally long moment, Hal’s face journeying between every emotion he possessed. Tears pooled at the corners of his eyes, and his attempt to stifle his sniffles failed.
He probably wouldn’t have admitted it at the beginning, but something David had always loved about Hal was his ability to keep crying. No matter the hardships he faced, the traumas, the evils and cruelties he bore witness too, he didn’t run out of tears. His compassion was a well that ran deep, and those tears were just a result of it overflowing.
“Dave...of, of course,” his expression betrayed some amusement past the waterworks, “Do you want me to list you as my brother, or-”
“You know exactly what it’s going to say, Hal.”
They both laughed now, such different sounds than it was just a year ago even. David had been sitting on the edge of the bed, and Hal had been across the room, but that distance closed as Hal kneeled on the floor, placing his hands on David’s knees. It was a gesture that David had previously classified as pitying, but he knew better, now.
It wasn’t for his comfort at all.
“Thank you, David.”
David had half a mind to ask what it was like to kiss an old man with a mustache, but they didn’t have the time for jokes like that anymore, so he just closed his eyes and enjoyed it.
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The eyeroll David had given when Hal told him the name of the town they’d be living in was named Jupiter was so legendary it surpassed his previous exploits with ease. But, despite how silly it was, he couldn’t deny the warmth in his chest.
They’d gotten their trip to Jupiter, just a little late.
Jupiter, Washington, was as small as a small mountain town got. It didn’t even have an elementary school for Sunny to attend (she was bussed to the neighboring, larger town). Most residents were the descendants of the people who had first lived there, so their new faces stuck out for awhile, but they eventually concluded what was essentially the truth, albeit missing some key details, and moved on- they were just two retirees, hoping to live out what was left of the older one’s life in peace with their orphaned granddaughter, nothing exciting.
Hal laughed at how huffy David had gotten at the granddaughter comments.
For the first month, their time there was peaceful. Content. Happy.
The second month, David starting being able to spend less and less time out of bed.
In the third month, he took Hal aside.
“You should stop sleeping in the same bed as me.”
His husband was a genius, he knew exactly why, but he still asked anyway.
“Don’t make me say it.”
That he didn’t want Hal to wake up one sunny spring morning cuddling a corpse.
Tears were shed, as they always were, but he complied nonetheless. All of David’s belongings were transferred to the guest bedroom (Hal had tried to convince him to stay in the master bedroom, it was more comfortable, but David was adamant- that was where Hal would be staying in the future, and he didn’t want his ghost lingering in the air whenever he slept).
On the first day of the fourth month, right after sending Sunny off to school, Hal told him they were getting a dog for her.
“She loves those chickens, and I thought she might like another pet.”
“Or is it to replace me?” he asked, morbid mirth nearly buried under the pure gravel that had become his voice, “Seems to fit perfectly.”
Hal’s eyes, sad and weary, seemed to want nothing to do with this conversation, but he participated for his partner’s sake, “How so?”
“It’ll bark at strangers, bite the hand that feeds, and just generally be a pain in your ass.”
Despite himself Hal did laugh, not entirely bitter, “We’ll train it better than that.”
“Don’t train it too well. Won’t remind you enough of me.”
Fifth month, they had a dog. Rex, a joke on two layers- a name so common it was funny, and a reminder of one man’s shame that he’d never quite shake off. Not a husky, because while that would please David, they’d be keeping it long term and that level of energy just wouldn’t suit their needs. Rex was an adolescent Golden Retriever.
The dog of the American dream.
Almost like he could tell David wouldn’t be around long enough to justify getting attached, Rex mostly ignored him. The feeling was mutual.
Sunny loved them both dearly, and that was enough.
---
They had been there half a year, and Sunny made them breakfast. Her specialty, eggs fried to methodical perfection, toast just a little browner than anyone would like, maple sausage microwaved for ten seconds more than the instructions said just to make sure they were thoroughly cooked, and a glass of pulpless orange juice tucked precariously into the crook of her arm as she carried the meal to Uncle Dave’s bedroom.
It was two minutes after Hal watched Sunny depart from the kitchen that he heard a loud crash, glass and ceramic shattering, followed by Rex’s insistent barking and whining. He was on his feet and rushed to the scene, fearing the worst and finding exactly that.
“Oh, Sunny... Sunny...”
“U-Uncle H-Hal,” she barely managed through her cries. Rex, to his credit, ignored the food on the ground and nuzzled at her face, whining, confused and upset by the noises of unparalleled distress his beloved human was emitting. Stifling his own grief, Hal went over to the young girl and pulled her into his arms, holding her tightly.
He didn’t do a great job at holding that grief in after all.
“Sunny, Sunny, Sunny... I’m so sorry... I should have checked up on him when I woke up... It’s okay, Sunny...”
“H-He’s d-d-dead. J-Just,” her stutter was exacerbated by her choking sobs, “J-Just l-like my m-mother.”
The downside of having such a bright child was that you couldn’t shield them from life’s harsh realities that easily. There was no convincing Sunny that Uncle Dave was with the birds in the clouds, or any other such comforting tale.
He was dead and gone, and she knew that.
---
The gravestone read:
David Emmerich
Beloved father and husband.
All three of those titles were ones he had only worn for six months, but he had worn them with honor.•
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Stay With Me
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Request: hi!! i really loved your first fic!!😙 i was wondering if you could write one where the reader is a slytherin, and she’s like pretty good friends with draco. she gets an owl one day with some bad news about her family (you can decide what lmao) and she acts like she’s ok at first but she leaves the great hall rly early while draco watches and he goes to help. you can choose how it ends hehe
Pairing: Draco Malfoy x Slytherin!Reader
Summary: Y/N and Draco are the best of friends. When Y/N hears news that will change her life, it’s up to him to help save her from her grief.
Word Count: 1.9k
Warnings: Mentions of death (nothing graphic though).
a/n — Thank you for requesting! I hope I did justice to this prompt lol.
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For a moment, everything was nice.
It was late in the evening, and the Slytherin common room would be deserted if it wasn’t for you and Draco occupying the space. He sat lazily on the mossy coloured couch while you sat next to him horizontally with your legs draped over his lap, your back leaned against the armrest. The closeness between you two was almost second nature, being too overdone for it to be given another thought.
It was comfortable, that’s all. Just normal behaviour between friends.
Or at least, that’s what you say to yourself.
“And that damn bludger almost knocked my head off near the end! It was a miracle I managed to duck on time,” Draco beamed, using hand gestures as he spoke to walk you through the events. Earlier that day, Slytherin won a Quidditch match against Ravenclaw, and Draco couldn’t be more ecstatic. You nodded your head in agreement as you kept your head low, focusing on the essay on your lap which needed to be completed.
With a boastful smile stretched across his face, he continued, “It was an amazing catch! The Ravenclaw seeker got close to the snitch, but I was clearly faster.”
It was silent for a moment as Draco waited for a response. You were too engrossed in the Transfiguration assignment in front of you that you almost forgot he was there, but a hand waved in front of your face brought you back to reality. Putting away the parchment with a sheepish grin, you turned your attention towards him.
“Sorry, I was finishing up my paragraph. But yes, you were amazing out there. I watched the whole thing, remember?”
His face reddened slightly at your praise, but you failed to notice under the dim candlelit lighting. Suddenly, a realization hit you; Christmas break would be approaching very soon. The mere thought warmed you like a nearby fire, and you found yourself getting giddy at the thought.
“Draco! Christmas break is in one more week. Can you believe it?” you asked, eyes wide in excitement like a child receiving candy. He nodded vaguely, unable to show much happiness at the matter.
You found immense joy at the idea of Christmas. While your half-blood and pureblood parents are comparable to a nasty old Grinch, your muggle grandmother makes the holidays entirely bearable. She frequently bakes with you, blasts old Christmas tunes whenever your parents are away, and puts on heartwarming films to enjoy together every night and morning.
These little traditions are practically the only reason you enjoy coming home. Your parents are strong upholders of the snotty rich family stereotype most Slytherins seem to bear, but having someone at your house who loves you for you and not your possible potential makes you extremely grateful.
Unfortunately, your best friend didn’t have that same luck. Draco’s parents are to a similar degree of cruelty as yours, but the lack of comforting adult figures at his house makes him loathe coming home for the break more so than you would.
It was only the prospect of seeing you after it what made him survive throughout the holiday season.
Frowning at his sudden quietness, you grabbed his hand and gave it a small squeeze. Your lips stretched into a comforting smile, not knowing what else to say to ease his mind.
He gave you a reassuring glance in response, and all was quiet for a moment. Merely the delicate crackle coming from the fireplace was heard as you unknowingly kept his hand in yours. After a minute’s time, you pulled your arm back and swung your legs off his lap.
“Come on, let’s go to bed,” you said, dragging him up by his arm. He chuckled at your slight manhandling of him as you picked up your essay and waved goodbye to him. You then headed to the girls dormitory, while he went the opposite way.
That night, memories of candy canes, gingerbread houses, and the Home Alone series occupied your thoughts, leaving you in a blissful dreamland for the remainder of the night.
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The next morning, you found yourself being awoken by the loud shuffling of feet outside your door. Judging by the streams of light pouring through your drapes, you knew it was time to get up.
Your morning routine didn’t take longer than 15 minutes. Once you deemed yourself ready for the day, you headed to the common room, only to see Draco leaning boredly against the portrait hole. Upon seeing you, amusement flickered briefly in his eyes.
“Race you to the Great Hall,” he spoke quickly, breaking out into a sprint before you could even respond. With a small groan and a grin threatening to spread across your mouth, you ran after the platinum haired boy.
Typical Draco, you thought. When will I ever catch a break.
Although his long legs and early exit gave him a lengthy advantage, you managed to catch up to him considerably fast, and you two crashed into the Slytherin table at nearly same time. An airy chuckle escaped his lips as you panted heavily, taking a seat as well as a large gulp of water. The pair quickly received eyes on them for their abrupt entry, but all stares were disregarded upon the sight of food in front of you.
You licked your lips in delight and swiftly reached for the French toast, ignoring the loud entrance of owls delivering the morning mail. You almost didn’t notice one approach your table, and certainly not when it swooped next to your head, but a small tap on your shoulder redirected your attention to the letter laid in front of you.
Curiously enough, you weren’t even expecting any mail.
“Who’s it from?” asked Draco nonchalantly as he scarfed down his scrambled eggs. You shrugged your shoulders and picked up the letter, impatiently unwrapping it without paying mind to front cover.
Dear Y/N L/N,
I hope you’re currently studying for exams or completing your coursework. Remember, I expect nothing less than Outstandings in every class.
Of course. Typical of mom to start off a letter addressing grades. No ‘Hello my daughter’ or anything.
I’m sending this letter to tell you that your grandmother has passed away. It was inevitable, really. She was getting quite old. But the burial was last Wednesday, so that’s done and over with. Our annual Christmas and New Year’s parties will resume as normal, so don’t you worry. Anyways, resume your studying.
Yours Truly,
Mrs L/N
Grandma… is dead?
Your knuckles gripped tightly onto the paper, your eyes skimming through it again and again to confirm you read it accurately. Eventually, the tears developing prevented you from seeing it clearly, and you simply crumpled up the letter and shoved it in your robe’s pocket.
You were alone now. All alone.
It took a minute for you to digest the information. You sat silently, making no effort to pick up your fork or look up from your lap. You couldn’t believe she was really gone from your life. It seemed like it was almost yesterday when you two were belting out Jingle Bells while icing sugar cookies.
And now, she was gone, just like that.
Standing up from your spot, you looked up to the ceiling to quickly diminish the water in your eyes. Once relatively dried, you faced Draco, who stared up at you with concern lacing his features. He was no longer focused on the meal in front of him, nor the conversations going on around him.
Forcing a small smile on your face, you croaked, “I’m feeling a little full. Just going to get some fresh air.” Without letting him reply, you rushed out of the Great Hall. Your jaw was clenched to prevent you from sobbing immediately as you ran out the doors and towards the Black Lake.
Soon, you found the spot under a tree which you had always claimed to be your own. It had the perfect view of the lake in front, so you often came here to de-stress, study, or simply hang out with Draco. Today, however, it was used as your crying corner, away from the eyes of your peers and noise of people chatting nearby. It was secluded.
And perhaps, that level of isolation was exactly what you needed to break down.
So, you cried. And cried. You sobbed louder than a newborn baby, and produced more tears within a minute than you have done within a year. You were grieving for the only adult figure in your life you ever found solace in.
What felt like hours of misery turned out to be mere minutes, which was soon interrupted by a figure dropping down next to you and pulling you to their chest. Although the puffiness of your eyelids and tears pooling above it blocked your vision, the smell of cedar wood and vanilla made you well aware of Draco’s presence. He cradled your upper body as you cried into his chest, gripping onto his shirt in tight fists.
“Draco, s-she — my grandma, she’s g-gone,” you hiccuped between your words. He didn’t respond, simply brushing the hair from your face and rubbing your back while trying to hush your cries.
It took a long while, but eventually, the tears had ceased and the whimpers were quiet and minimal. You simply took in Draco’s scent as he protectively held you. Upon noticing your silence, he finally broke the silence.
“I’m sorry, Y/N. You don’t deserve this.”
You released a pathetic chuckle, eyes looking empty as you dismiss the last part. “But it still happened. And now, I’m all alone.”
Immediately, Draco pulled you from his chest, keeping you in his arms but now facing him. He stared into your eyes with an unreadable expression and carefully remarked, “You are not alone. I’m here for you. Always.”
His response left you with a small grin tugging on your lips. You felt grateful to have a friend like him in your life, putting up with you no matter the circumstance. But as quickly as the thought came, it was replaced with the looming reality of what’s to come next week. You would have to come home for Christmas and endure constant neglect and judgement from your parents. Fear washed over your face in an instant as your eyebrows furrowed in worry.
Noticing the change of expression, he moved his hand to your jaw to hold the side of your face. “Hey, hey, what’s the matter now love?”
“I’m gonna have to come home for Christmas,” you spoke with quivering lips and a shaky tone. Tears threatened to spill from your eyes once more, but Draco caught each one and wiped them from your cheek with delicate strokes of his finger.
“No, Y/N, you won’t. Not this year, at least. You can come with me to my house, or I can stay with you at Hogwarts. Either way, I am not leaving you alone.”
“Y-you’ll stay with me?” you asked tentatively. You and him both knew how much you needed him at a time like this, but his understanding without your spoken words left you feeling a certain type of admiration for the boy.
Just as you did yesterday, Draco squeezed your hand in a reassuring manner before mumbling, “Of course I will.”
He then left a gentle kiss on your forehead, spreading warmth to every corner of your body. “I promise, Y/N. I won’t leave you. Not now, not later, not ever. I will always stick by your side.”
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a/n — I had lots of fun writing this, despite it currently being an ungodly hour. Thank you again for requesting and let me know what you think!
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Tenn Kujo TRIGGER Police Rabbit Chat Part 5: Relaxing With Re:vale And TRIGGER!?
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4
Tsumugi: Kujo-san,
good work.
Tsumugi: Thank you
for your cooperation
in solving "The Drunken
Incident At Yuki-san's
House"..!
Tenn: Good work.
Tenn: Well, Nagi
Rokuya and I were
the sober ones,
after all.
Choices/outcomes:
1. How would you sum up that incident?
Tenn: It's a prime example of why you
shouldn't drown your troubles in alcohol.
2. Who do you think was the key player of that incident?
Tenn: Re:vale's not without blame either, but
if I'm going to be brutally honest, it was Ryu.
He kept drinking way past his limit. That
part of him is a double-edged sword.
3. What was the most delicious thing
Yuki-san cooked for you?
Tenn: The fried tofu. It was simple
but delicious. I would've liked
for Riku to have some, too.
Tsumugi: You really
went through a lot...
Nagi-san's cheered up
now that he's received
an apology from everyone.
Thank you for your
concern.
Tenn: He's making
each of them take
him to see that
anime movie that's
in theaters now.
Their treat, of
course.
Tsumugi: Yes!
He's trying to get
a complete collection
of the postcards that
are distributed
randomly at each
showing!
Tenn: I have to
salute him for
being such a
devoted fan.
Tsumugi: I managed
to compile a detailed
account of that incident
at you and Re:vale's
meeting the other day.
I'm aware that you
already know the course
of events, but I'll
share it with you
anyways.
Tenn: I'm not sure why
I needed to wear my boy
detective costume to
the meeting.
Tsumugi: It's been
a while since I've
last seen Nagi-san
in his Sherlock
hat!
Tenn: So this is
a recurring thing
for you guys.
Tsumugi: A dinner party
begins at Yuki-san's house.
Along with his home cooking,
the guests are treated to
wine and some sake they’d
brought with them.
Tsumugi: Urged by
Momo-san, Tsunashi-san
steadily empties his glass
until he's blackout drunk.
He begins speaking
exclusively in
Okinawan.
Tsumugi: This is
where Tsunashi-san's
recollection of the
events stops.
Tenn: That was
way too fast.
Tsumugi: Tsunashi-san's
comment: "I had the feeling
Momo-san wanted me to
keep drinking, so I didn’t
refuse his offers."
Tenn: I know Momo-san's
good at riling people up,
but Gaku and Yuki-san
were drinking heavily
by that point, too. Even
though Gaku acted
normal at first.
Tenn: Our managers
still had their wits about
them, so they were
desperately trying
to make it stop.
Tsumugi: Momo-san's
key phrase was "Aren't
you going to drink when
Re:vale's offering?
(lol)"
Tenn: The (lol)
adds a really
brutal nuance to
that phrase.
Tsumugi: Tsunashi-san
begins making Momo-san
drink just as much as
he's drinking. Their
alcohol consumption
increases drastically.
Tsumugi: Unable to
communicate due to both
their drunkenness, Momo-san
calls Nagi-san in to
translate for them.
Tsumugi: This is where
Momo-san and Gaku-san's
recollections of the
events stop.
Tsumugi: Momo-san's comment:
"Things were awkward between
me and Yuki, so I kept clinging
to other people. I couldn't
stop drinking. Ryunosuke
turned into an alcohol
beast."
Tsumugi: Gaku-san's
comment: "I had
fun."
Tenn: What
happened to
you, Gaku?
Tsumugi: Nagi-san tries
to reject Momo-san's
invitation, but is forced
into a taxi by Yamato-san
and Mitsuki-san, who
tell him to spend more
time with other
groups.
Tsumugi: Yamato-san's
comment: "I thought I'd
repay Momo-san for helping
me out with a scene I didn’t
want to do. I messaged
Yaotome asking him to
look after Nagi as a
fellow leader, and
thought it'd be fine
since he messaged me
back and told me to
leave it to him."
Tenn: The man himself
has no recollection of
making that promise.
It's a debt he'll
have to pay for with
his body.
Tsumugi: Mitsuki-san's
comment: "Nagi doesn't
trust guys outside of
IDOLiSH7, so I wanted
to help him overcome
that. I thought it'd be
fine since Momo-san,
who's good at handling
drinking parties,
would be there."
Tenn: I understand
that he was trying to
be considerate, but
you couldn't have sent
him to a worse place.
Don't you think all
this might've made
his fear of strangers
even worse?
Tsumugi: Nagi-san
arrives at the scene and
is unable to translate
the non-stop flow of
Okinawan. Not being
able to keep up with
the drunkards, he
tries to leave
altogether.
Tsumugi: Hearing that
Sogo-san and Iori-san
are good at quizzes,
Yuki-san starts testing
them over rabbit
chat.
Tsumugi: Whenever
they get something
right, he toasts
them on his end, and
eventually decides to
send gifts he thinks
they'll enjoy to the
dorm in the taxi that
is supposed to take
Nagi-san home. Unable
to shake off the guests
who want him to stay,
Nagi-san gets left
behind at the
party.
Tenn: It's still
unclear to me how
calling Nagi Rokuya
over there turned into
a quiz tournament.
Tsumugi: Iori-san's
comment: "We received
Tsunashi-san's clothes
even down to his pants,
how was he able to get
home? The fountain pen
that was meant for me
has Re:vale's name
engraved on it, so
I'll return it to
them later."
Tenn: Nagi Rokuya
was bored, so I looked
after him. I taught him
a nursery rhyme (1) to
kill time.
Tenn: By the way, Ryu
had to be driven home
in one of Yuki-san's
bathrobes.
Tsumugi: This is
where Yuki-san's
recollection of the
events stops.
Tsumugi: Yuki-san's
comment: "Those were
really obscure music
questions, so I was
happy they managed
to solve them."
Tenn: Yuki-san doesn't
seem to remember just
how much he adored those
two in that moment.
Tsumugi: Noticing
Nagi-san's displeasure,
everyone begins talking
about Cocona-chan. Drunk,
Gaku-san and Yuki-san try
to style their hair to
look like Cocona's.
Tsumugi: Momo-san posts
a picture of it online, and
Okazaki-san rushes to
delete the post.
Tsumugi: By the way,
screenshots of it are
still circling the
net... ><
Tenn: I wouldn't
say their hair looked
anything like the
real thing.
Tenn: Each work of
fiction has a creator
behind it. They should've
been more respectful.
Tsumugi: Okazaki-san
gives up on trying to
control the situation
and drowns his sorrows
in alcohol.
Tsumugi: This is
where his recollection
of the events stops.
Tsumugi: Okazaki-san's
comment: "We're a small
agency, so I thought I'd
let Yaotome Productions
would do something
about it!"
Tenn: I remember him
crying: "Thank goodness
Gaku-kun is also in the
shot..!!"
Tsumugi: Around this
time, an imitation
contest begins.
Tsumugi: Team Hure
Hure: Kujo-san,
Gaku-san, and
Yuki-san
Tsumugi: Team MATSURI:
Gaku-san, Tsunashi-san,
Momo-san, and
Okazaki-san
Tsumugi: Team L&G:
Tsunashi-san, Nagi-san,
and Anesagi-san
Tsumugi: The actual
MATSURI costumes didn't
involve fundoshi as
underwear, but this
group chose to put them
on for authenticity.
Tenn: I just don't
get it.
Tsumugi: The last bastion
of reason, Anesagi-san,
suddenly gets extremely
excited during the taking
of the L&G pictures, and
passes out drunk
instantly.
Tsumugi: This is
where Anesagi-san's
recollection of the
events stops.
Tsumugi: Anesagi-san's
comment: "I regret
nothing."
Tenn: At least one
of us had fun.
Tsumugi: The topic shifts
to the fact that Re:vale
used to live together.
Gaku-san, Tsunashi-san,
and Okazaki-san keep
casually suggesting that
they move back in together,
and they keep bashfully
rejecting the idea. This
goes on for the next
30 minutes.
Tsumugi: Then suddenly,
Momo-san erupts with a
"Do you hate being with
me that much!?", and
Re:vale begins
arguing.
Tenn: I was starting
to get tired of those
two skirting around
each other, but I was
still surprised that
they went off on each
other like that so
suddenly.
Tenn: Also, I was
honestly taken aback
by how intense Re:vale's
fights can be.
Tsumugi: Momo-san
declares that he will
move into the IDOLiSH7
dorm, and begins gathering
the things he keeps at
Yuki-san's apartment.
Tsumugi: Yuki-san
responds with "I've
always thought I should
rescue him from the Kujo
family, so I'll start
living with Tenn-kun."
Tsumugi: Thinking
that he's going too
far by bringing up
Kujo-san's delicate
family situation,
TRIGGER begins
booing loudly.
Tenn: They did.
Tsumugi: Momo-san
decides that "Yuki,
Tenn, and Sogo's uncle
seem like the types of
people Kujo will go after",
and discusses forming an
"Anti-Kujo front" with
Riku-san and Tamaki-san.
Tamaki-san agrees.
Tenn: Seriously,
what's with this
supposed front.
Tsumugi: Tamaki-san's
comment: "I think he's
in danger, but when I
told So-chan, he started
scolding me and we had a
fight. We still haven't
made up."
Tsumugi: Sogo-san's
comment: "Though I'm
honored, I think it's
outrageous to compare
me to Kujo-san or
Yuki-san. If anything,
I think it's an insult
to them. I don't think I'm
in the wrong, but I'm
planning to apologize
to Tamaki-kun."
Tenn: So even they
got dragged into a
fight. Are they
alright?
Tsumugi: Arguments
of that caliber are
nothing new to them,
I think they'll be
fine!
Tenn: It's in bad
faith to apologize
without understanding
why the other person
is upset. They're
going to end up
fighting all over
again.
Tsumugi: As he's being
asked about possible
vacancies in the dorm,
Riku-san fids out about
Kujo-san's potential
move.
Tsumugi: Riku-san's
comment: "If he can go
live with Yuki-san, then
he can come back home,
too! He should just live
with me!!!"
Tenn: He says that
as if he's prepared
to leave the IDOLiSH7
dorm. Even though he
doesn't have the guts
to actually do it.
Tsumugi: At this
point, Kujo-san loses
his composure. He makes
everyone except Nagi-san
kneel on the floor and
think of what they've
done.
Tsumugi: Nagi-san's
comment: "Tenn-nii is
an angel."
Tenn: I feel a bond
of some kind with
Nagi Rokuya due to
this incident.
Tsumugi: Final report.
Nagi-san slept in Yuki-san's
bed, while Tsunashi-san slept
on the floor next to it.
Yuki-san fell asleep while
still kneeling on the floor.
Anesagi-san took pictures of
Nagi-san's sleeping face.
Momo-san fell asleep while
gathering his things into
a cardboard box. Gaku-san
and Okazaki-san fell
asleep mid-drink.
Tsumugi: Your final
comment: "I guess I
could compare this
to being a zookeeper
for a day?"
Tenn: It was
a mess.
Tsumugi: So
it seems...
Tenn: Did Re:vale's
fight get resolved?
Tsumugi: Yes, they've
settled down!
Tenn: That's good,
then.
Tenn: Maybe if I'd
heard them out properly,
it wouldn't have come
to that.
Tsumugi: That's not
true..! I pushed my
worries onto you as
well... You were a
great help. Thank
you so much.
Tsumugi: I'm sure
Re:vale would agree.
They told me they were
going to start celebrating
that night as Tenn Kujo
Appreciation Day!
Tenn: Don't make
that hellish evening
into a thing.
Tenn: I do appreciate
the sentiment. Even Gaku
and Ryu seem to remember
some of Re:vale's spat,
so they now have more
self-awareness of what
sort of people their
supposed ex-partners
are.
Tenn: Now they hang
around me because I'm
safe and familiar.
We're doing great.
Tsumugi: I guess the
fact that this gave
TRIGGER the opportunity
to reaffirm their bonds
is a silver lining..?
Tenn: It's not like
our bonds were being
tested to begin with.
Tenn: But since those
two are offering to
treat me for dinner,
I guess I'll take
them up on the
offer.
Tsumugi: That's
wonderful. Have
fun!
Tenn: I'll eat
something really
expensive.
Tsumugi:
Tenn:
Tenn: I'll need
to start comparing
dessert buffets.
Tsumugi: I'm glad
you seem to be
enjoying yourself,
Kujo-san! They
really did return
to you.
Tenn: I'm not happy
about that or
anything.
Tenn: Well then,
I'll start heading
to the set. I look
forward to another
shoot with you
today.
Tsumugi: Yes. I'll
be waiting for you
there..!
Translator's notes..?
1) the nursery rhyme tenn mentions here is ちゃちゃつぼちゃつぼ (chacha tsubo chatsubo). you can watch what it's like here
next up: gaku's trigger police rabbit chats!
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