Kojuro's expression remains solid, although there is the slightest twitch threatening to make itself known there, as well. Luckily, he's really good at controlling himself, only allowing the smallest of sighs to control betraying his displeasure further. Other than 'awkward', Kojuro supposes he can't really say that any of it is particularly more dangerous or threatening than another but...
Call him suspicious of those that try too hard (and, not to mention, fail miserably all the same). Granted, he still hasn't decided on whether or not he is particularly finding any of this actually potentially threatening—not when he's pretty sure this world can't even spell names like 'nobunaga' correctly, nevermind identify in any manner—but if Kojuro were any different, he wouldn't be fit for the title of Masamune's right eye (and, really, doesn't Masamune already have to deal with Kojuro's botenmaru feelings and his subsequent feelings of inferiority to things like being botenmaru's right eye—forget he himself was the one who made such a claim to be so so very long ago himself?). ]
I find this place and its people... treacherously mercurial. [ And it's not a mercurial like Matsunaga's interests in shiny things and one variant object's importance to the next. ]
Perhaps it is not the words so much as what they all suggest. [ So it's not simply the words, then?
he lifts between his fingers on the side closest to his lord a folded piece of paper being held there despite still having his arms held crossed. If Masamune is to take it, he'll find that this particular secret letter speaks about the most sacred of his important somewhat-secretive loves:
his vegetables. True to his serious nature concerning them (...and everything else, but especially them... they are right up there in getting his full attention short of botenmaru himself okok), he continues: ]
What is it they are so desperately seeking to hide that they would go through so much effort in a need to distract us with things such as this?
[ people who clearly understand nothing about vegetables bringing it into conversation... talk about desperate!!
Besides, he hasn't shown Masamune the other distraction that has taken the cake, yet; although Kojuro is pretty sure it was only coincidence that he found it first and it is meant for the Date lord himself.
(Also Kojuro has not yet figured out if it requires Masamune to take care of it—he does not know if he can trust the two together if Masamune is expected to do such things.
Then again, is that the sound of something being knocked over and crashing to the floor in another room?
It sure is.)
Kojuro shifts almost defensively. He heard nothing!!! ]
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Kojuro's expression remains solid, although there is the slightest twitch threatening to make itself known there, as well. Luckily, he's really good at controlling himself, only allowing the smallest of sighs to control betraying his displeasure further. Other than 'awkward', Kojuro supposes he can't really say that any of it is particularly more dangerous or threatening than another but...
Call him suspicious of those that try too hard (and, not to mention, fail miserably all the same). Granted, he still hasn't decided on whether or not he is particularly finding any of this actually potentially threatening—not when he's pretty sure this world can't even spell names like 'nobunaga'
correctly, nevermind identify in any manner—but if Kojuro were any different, he wouldn't be fit for the title of Masamune's right eye (and, really, doesn't Masamune already have to deal with Kojuro's botenmaru feelings and his subsequent feelings of inferiority to things like being botenmaru's right eye—forget he himself was the one who made such a claim to be so so very long ago himself?). ]
I find this place and its people... treacherously mercurial. [ And it's not a mercurial like Matsunaga's interests in shiny things and one variant object's importance to the next. ]
Perhaps it is not the words so much as what they all suggest. [ So it's not simply the words, then?
he lifts between his fingers on the side closest to his lord a folded piece of paper being held there despite still having his arms held crossed. If Masamune is to take it, he'll find that this particular secret letter speaks about the most sacred of his important somewhat-secretive loves:
his vegetables. True to his serious nature concerning them (...and everything else, but especially them...
they are right up there in getting his full attention short of botenmaru himself okok), he continues: ]What is it they are so desperately seeking to hide that they would go through so much effort in a need to distract us with things such as this?
[ people who clearly understand nothing about vegetables bringing it into conversation... talk about desperate!!
Besides, he hasn't shown Masamune the other distraction that has taken the cake, yet; although Kojuro is pretty sure it was only coincidence that he found it first and it is meant for the Date lord himself.
(Also Kojuro has not yet figured out if it requires Masamune to take care of it—he does not know if he can trust the two together if Masamune is expected to do such things.
Then again, is that the sound of something being knocked over and crashing to the floor in another room?
It sure is.)
Kojuro shifts almost defensively. He heard nothing!!! ]