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i've finally fallen into nostalgia hell
Too slow, mundane.
[exCUSE you i only spent TWO DAYS trying to figure out a journal handle and icons for you that is NOT slow.]
[an impeccably indignant sniff.] You should do it in one day. Delays implicate hesitation and indecisiveness, neither of which are acceptable.
[don't you talk to me like that at least i didn't make you a BABY.]
If you had, I would blow up your room. [where did he get that blasting machine detonator from--]
[....you're going to do that anyway, aren't you?]
Oh, you know me too well.
[somewhere in the distance, an explosion. RIP in pieces.]
[reborn dusts off his hands. a job well done, that was.] Now, then... How should I spend this newfound freedom?
[exCUSE you i only spent TWO DAYS trying to figure out a journal handle and icons for you that is NOT slow.]
[an impeccably indignant sniff.] You should do it in one day. Delays implicate hesitation and indecisiveness, neither of which are acceptable.
[don't you talk to me like that at least i didn't make you a BABY.]
If you had, I would blow up your room. [where did he get that blasting machine detonator from--]
[....you're going to do that anyway, aren't you?]
Oh, you know me too well.
[somewhere in the distance, an explosion. RIP in pieces.]
[reborn dusts off his hands. a job well done, that was.] Now, then... How should I spend this newfound freedom?

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Well, I would hope, however you want. Otherwise, it's not really freedom is it?
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Certainly not something to be taken for granted.
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Of everything then, that you could do, what do you want most?
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Suppose I'll have to settle for having a full-sized mug of espresso for the first time in years. [that's right. a full mug. of espresso.]
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Bored by the world, but seduced by coffee. You're a man of...diverse tastes.
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I am Italian at heart, and we love our coffee. In any case, I'm but a humble [haha what a lie] hired gun that gains little from owning the world. There wouldn't be anyone to pay me.
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If you owned the world, that's all you would want to do? The same thing you do now? [The smile widened a touch.] You must love your job. [Now, if Graves owned the world, the first thing he would do, would be to put out Lord Tyrell's eyes. And then...go from there.]
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I am the greatest hitman in the world- or my world, anyway. I take pride in that. There's very little incentive to stop being the world's greatest. [is he preening? he's probably preening. very discreetly.]
I imagine anyone else would have some grandiose deeds planned, some vice to partake in, but I try to take care of those on a regular basis.
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What is your idea then, of grandiose deeds and vice?
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Getting in with the strong and influential. No lack of jobs, just the right amount of danger to keep me on my toes.
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A wolf in sheep's clothing, I see. [His arms crossed as he surveyed the man before him.] You would like Westeros, I think; you've just described the life of most lords. Or, well, the ones that survive.
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We're all wolves, where I come from. Not a single sheep among us. Except one with the wolf's pelt. [he cocks his head, not at all concerned at being so openly surveyed. even if he'd appreciate at least a little attempt at discretion.] I'm not overly fond of royalty... it's the other end of society that I tend towards. Less scandal and scrutiny. Much better than dancing around on one's toes, don't you think?
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I will admit that stealth and subtlety have their merits... But I see no reason to make an effort to sneak around on a regular basis, like someone. [hmMMMM.] What's the point of being in my presence if you don't know I'm there?
[but reborn, explosives are just not the way to go about that.]
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Several reasons come to mind. Being spared of your actual company is only one of them. Need I go on? [ because he could. he totally could. ]
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You've been woefully deprived of my company if you can say that. [dramatic, sympathetic sigh.] Oh, do go on. If you can.
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Please, don't feel obligated to grace me with it. I might be sick if you do. [ a p a u s e. then a laugh. ] Isn't discretion a calling card of hit men? Making a scene seems detrimental to your job.
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Well that doesn't sound healthy. Maybe you really are suffering from some ailment... Perhaps we ought to call for a doctor? [like shamal. he'd be a big help, wouldn't he.]
If the client wants to make a scene, I won't be the one to deny him that front-page newspaper satisfaction.
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I'll pass, seeing as the only cure is already known. [ it's called never having anything more to do with reborn than necessary. ] Such professionalism. No wonder your reputation is unparalleled.
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Developing a tolerance for it is certainly a praiseworthy endeavor. [you adopted vongola fool. you can't escape.] Please, you're too kind. I'll get embarrassed if you keep that up.
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My method involves more of a hands on approach, and a hole six feet in the ground with your name on it. [ if chrome signed the papers who's really vongola here. ] I'm sure your infamy only grew when you became cursed and stuck in the body of an infant for years.
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I never would have pegged you for someone willing to get their hands so dirty. [that's why it's adopted vongola. honorary vongola. whatever it is that tsuna wants to consider mukuro as.] Oh, you have no idea. Word spreads quickly when an infant does the work of grown men. No need to go around having a massacre left and right to get your name out there.
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Aren't our hands already dirty? Yours just as much as mine. [ no, gross, he's allergic to even the idea of it. ] Well, to each their own. The results speak for themselves.
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I don't generally play gravedigger to those I've killed. Bit too personal, for my taste. [well that's too bad isn't it, you're stuck and there is no escape.] I get my face plastered all over an entire island and you get a stint in the fish tank?
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Of course someone else would do the digging. Isn't that what henchmen are for? [ possibly the difference between them lies in the fact that mukuro definitely has cronies.
and wow, low blow. ] Being chased to the ends of the earth was flattering, in its own way.
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Oh, I wouldn't know. I'd much rather work alone. [reborn is too amazing for cronies. his cronies can't keep up with him.
that's what tsuna is for.oops.] I bet it was. I would have gotten tired of it rather quickly, though.
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You never did play well with others. [ but such is the life of a hitman, probably. not that mukuro would know anything about it, being a mass murderer of a different variety. ]
I'm starting to feel as though you're playing at disapproving relative to my life choices. Don't you have anything better to do?
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Explains a lot of things, doesn't it? [ :> ]
Oh, no, I would never do something like that. [look, he's hurt! that mock pain in his chest! it makes his heart tremble!] ...We could go run Tsuna into the ground.
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here, mukuro pauses. what reborn's suggesting is practically like a peace offering, wrapped up and tied in a bow with a nice note attached.
(but mukuro won't forget this encounter, mark his words.) ] That sounds like a sure way to put him behind on his paperwork. [ excellent. ] Well, why not?
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Heeey, it also implicates a lack of fucks given.
[ such valuable input ]