Urahara-san, after knowing me for so long, it seems inconceivable that you failed to understand the context, and instead deduced something so ridiculous.
Ah, but perhaps, after knowing you for so long, I have become fully aware of your stubborn streak, realised that it was pointless to try and change your mind, and simply resigned myself to turn what would have otherwise been an extremely negative exchange into a positive affair and trade of random non-sequiturs.
That would not be a terrible plan, except that Urahara-san's definition of "positive affair", especially as it pertains to how I would receive it, is extraordinarily in need of adjustment.
I have plenty of fun!. And someone needs to be a sobering force on you. It doesn't seem as if anyone else in that shop says much against your antics, Urahara-san.
So sorry about that, Mun-san was doing that rather terrible thing she likes to call a squee. I find it rather amusing that a so called English-teacher is rendered utterly incapable of coherent speech when she receives news she finds favourable, but oh well. I suppose it's not our lot in life to be able to pick them~
I am in good form I confess; space can be quite pleasant at times, despite the odd occupational hazard.
If choice was involved, I doubt we'd pick any of them.
I expect Urahara-san could enjoy himself in any environment. It's good [ and a touch reassuring ] that you're well, however. Those places can be exceedingly unpleasant.
[ to wish any of those games on him! but, in fact, beneath his current mode of 'everything about everything is unacceptably horrible', his thoughts run more along these lines:
You would prefer it that I would wish any other game upon you? I am quite sure you'd prefer not to be sent back to that island where our muns first made their acquaintance.
I, however, would hope to see you aboard, as I would any friendly face from home. It's a rather grim prognosis for those not in attendance in the case of our circumstances Ishida-san.
Well, considering we're in deep space on a refugee ship having been picked up after our planet is exploded by a pair of aliens having an argument over the attentions of a stripper, those who are not accounted for are considered, well...
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Huh?
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Raspberry.
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Urahara-san, after knowing me for so long, it seems inconceivable that you failed to understand the context, and instead deduced something so ridiculous.
Stop that.
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Femur.
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I refuse to trade random non-sequiturs.
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Grinch.
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[ that was not a non-sequitur, was it :|| ]
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[You tell me.
Boring.
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!. And someone needs to be a sobering force on you. It doesn't seem as if anyone else in that shop says much against your antics, Urahara-san.Good. I'm not here to entertain you.
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Have I mentioned how very like your father you're becoming, Ishida-san?
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[ what.
oh no you didn't urahara-san!11 ]
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My apologies Ishida-san; what would you prefer to discuss? The weather?
Or why, precisely, you are so very averse to the idea of your mundane reacquainting herself with you.
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I don't think either of those need much coverage. There's probably not much point in talking, after all.
[ buuuuuuuuuuuuuuut he's not quite as unyielding as he used to be, or used to pretend to be, or- anyway, so- ]
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[Don't mind him, Ishida-san, he's just been temporarily deafened.]
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I am in good form I confess; space can be quite pleasant at times, despite the odd occupational hazard.
...as I hope you will soon find out.
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No need to apologize.
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I expect Urahara-san could enjoy himself in any environment. It's good [ and a touch reassuring ] that you're well, however. Those places can be exceedingly unpleasant.
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[ to wish any of those games on him! but, in fact, beneath his current mode of 'everything about everything is unacceptably horrible', his thoughts run more along these lines:
...being in space would be cool. ]
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I, however, would hope to see you aboard, as I would any friendly face from home. It's a rather grim prognosis for those not in attendance in the case of our circumstances Ishida-san.
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OOPS I THOUGHT I HIT REPLY SORRY
...Fair enough. What of those who disappear?
Story of my life!
Past tense.
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That much I'd gather-
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fin;
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