[Bright lights and pressing questions, suffocating amounts of attention; Goro's lips turn down, wondering if he should confirm the events with Akira, talk about the vision now and the one with Elizabeth, and he rubs his temple.
It's weird. So weird. He's not sure if he likes them or not (though thinking about Phantom Thieves and their possible existence sounds fascinating, there's a fair amount in what... other him, whatever, is saying that he agrees with too) and he stares at Akira thoughtfully for a few seconds, not wondering so much anymore if he should tell than about the nature of it, of Akira speaking so positively about what (other?)Goro himself had called a "threat to society".
Then again, thinking about their "cases" together, the lengthy stories and detailed work Akira put into each intriguing one, he can kind of see where a fan might lie. After all, he's quite the fan of those fictional things as well. But the part he has trouble with... not truly understanding the methods, or even what it specifically entails other than that it has the potential to harm and help, if it truly exists--]
What do you think, Akira? About forcing changes in people's hearts.
akira you didn't deserve to be put on the spot
It's weird. So weird. He's not sure if he likes them or not (though thinking about Phantom Thieves and their possible existence sounds fascinating, there's a fair amount in what... other him, whatever, is saying that he agrees with too) and he stares at Akira thoughtfully for a few seconds, not wondering so much anymore if he should tell than about the nature of it, of Akira speaking so positively about what (other?)Goro himself had called a "threat to society".
Then again, thinking about their "cases" together, the lengthy stories and detailed work Akira put into each intriguing one, he can kind of see where a fan might lie. After all, he's quite the fan of those fictional things as well. But the part he has trouble with... not truly understanding the methods, or even what it specifically entails other than that it has the potential to harm and help, if it truly exists--]
What do you think, Akira? About forcing changes in people's hearts.