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Nate almost fell over when the door suddenly opened. As always Ros was quick to react and grabbed him by his wrist to pull Nate inside. While the mage stumbled inside, Ros was already between him and the wolf and as Nate turned around, the fight was already over. Despite not having anything at all, Nathan was the one panting the most, slowly getting up from the floor to look at the scene. Ros seemed to have the wolf under control who growled and showed his teeth now that he could transform again…

"No, I'm just making sure..." Gin didn't need to be emberassed for his life. Kosuke didn't judge him for where he found himself and how he got there and if he didn't want out, maybe because it was too hard, or he simply didn't want to, Kosuke wouldn't judge him either. He himself was a bit too lazy to make a real effort to get out of his job and situation too. "Not to many...", Kosukes smiled. Maybe if he knew who those people were he kicked out of the club, but he didn't even know there names. …

"I didn't mean to suggest you can't be happy where you are now...", Kosuke replied. He didn't judge him for his life or his past and how he got here, he didn't know the whole story anyway and as much as Gin might have been naive, so was Kosuke. He doomed himself, Gin did too. It didn't matter seemingly where one came from, it could happen to anyone at any time. Kosuke smiled with a nod. "I can tell you about some unruly customers, even if their names are known, it'll be out there anyway. It's mo…

Richard didn't want to ask for too much, even though Yujins family certainly had the money and even if not, they could probably ask Dayan to send stuff for Richard over. He still cared about his brother, at least Richard thought he did. "Well... maybe just some salt and pepper?", Richard asked. He could just add how much he wanted to the food he got, so it tasted a bit more like something. They had many spices in Fhaergus and Myriad, but he didn't ask for them, or for the ones they grew in Laver…

Kosuke wasn't used to this many compliments and he didn't quite know how to accept them or what to say. First Gins boss who gave him a shitton of money for him being an idiot instead of doing his job right and now Gin who praised him to the heavens which was way too much as well. "Well... uh... thank you.", he answered due to a lack of better words. Gin would not back down anyway and while Kosuke saw his own flaws, Gin seemed to just want to see the best sides of him. "But you're saving up, mayb…

"You think I am a good catch?", Kosuke asked a bit confused. Nothing about him was in any way shape or form better than his other coworkers, quite the opposite. He was boring, had no ambitions and lived cheap. All he wanted was a somewhat peaceful life with the cards he'd been dealt. If he could he would probably work any other job and he'd not care much about what, maybe construction, or as a waiter, but he was stuck here due to his own mistakes he made as a teenager. It was fine, he didn't mop…

"You're the cute one.", Kosuke replied with a smile. He wasn't the one with a knack for plushies and little cute things, Kosuke was the boring one that always wore the same clothes and didn't quite care about much which lead to him lacking a personality. Maybe Gin needed someone that wasn't assertive. "I don't know... I'm not a good catch. I live... well... here. I never have time or a day off, given my coworkers are mostly the same, but they still drive fancy cars or live in a nice place." Kosu…

"Like what?", Nathan asked, "Honest?" Why wouldn't he be? He covered Ros for too long, made him believe all was well when he once more starved himself. When he lost control of his mind and senses and became in essence a different person, Nathan dealt with it and then acted like it was fine, he just ate, went to bed and felt better, but that wasn't true. Ros was badly wounded and he needed just some meat and a nap to turn back to normal, but when he was younger there had been whole days of him be…

And there Ros was again, downplaying, gaslighting, acting like Nathan was overreacting when he clearly wasn't. He wasn't willing to take this anymore. "You won't keep your word, just don't make promises you cannot keep. I don't blame you for your nature, but ignoring it doesn't make you any different and you certainly didn't always have yourself under control. Fine, don't believe me then even though you clearly don't remember anything that happened. You know what? I'm not even sure why I cleaned…

Nathan stopped and took a moment before he looked at Ros intently. "I'm older now and I think I am over trying to avoid fights with you or trying not to hurt your feelings. I saw you, the real you, a big shadowy claw that reached out from the shadows before you managed to take the form I came to know you in. You might not easily be killed physically, if at all, but that is hardly your biggest concern. This... persona you created for yourself can very much disappear, especially if you unintention…

"Your injury and subsequent hunger almost did...", Nathan answered with a sigh. Maybe Ros didn't remember, but his form very much broke apart for a second and what remained wasn't his usually preferred form either. He doubted he appreciated anyone seeing him like that. At least Nathan saw his form prior to that. As Ros barked as Nathan the mage knew he was right and that Ros knew it too. "I'm just saying that eating disgusting food is better than what happens when you don't and I don't want to b…

"Hm... I guess we can be glad it didn't pull you out of your form." It would have been worse for Abaddon probably, but they wouldn't have been able to just book it out of there. However, maybe shapeshifting was a physiological process and therefor not effected by these things. Nathan looked at the hungry Ros, unsure how to call him in the first place. Were they even friends at this point? "I know you won't listen to reason, but you shoul eat and be sated. Your hunger was hard enough on you back …

"I'm working on it... Either way, we can only hope there aren't much more of these things. It might not influence you or other creatures as much, but there is a significant amount of people that would be rendered unable to move for quite some time. Maybe I was lucky too, I technically have a human body, more whimsical creatures might just die, or rather vanish altogether." The outlook was grim, something like this should definitely not exist much less in a form that seemed easily reproducable. F…

Ros was odd sometimes. Nathan had the feeling he wasn't happy around most people, maybe it was because he couldn't help seeing them as food and having to fight his instincts, or maybe it was because he just wasn't very socialable, like Nathan himself. While he didn't have more contact to others than necessary though, besides his shop of course, Nathan picked a job and profession where he had to be around people, be in an office and talk to strangers. When he came home he looked tired and Nathan …

>Many things.<, Nathan simply answered, but he got the things he needed so he was content. For now he continued to look at the artifacts, which wasn't all too easy without his magic working properly. Once he needed a break he put the empty plate back in the kitchen and into the sink, then remembered about the laundry he made that needed another wash now, since no one got it out of the washing machine. Two rounds with the amounts of blood on it was probably better anyway. He didn't dare shove his…

It took a while until Nathans phone buzzed and there was only one person who'd write to him. >Some books. But I'd rather not have you break in.<, he answered. Nathan doubted Ros took his keys with him on a whim and even then, when he left his home and shop, he usually ramped up the security and that was something he was good at. He couldn't use magic right now, but he was able to pass through his seals as long as he had the right keys to unlock his door as well. >It's dangerous.<, he added. >I d…

Once Nathan closed his eyes he fell asleep almost immediately. He slept for the whole day and subsequent night, not even noticing Ros getting up himself again and walking around him or checking on him. He was fine besides the fact that he was incredibly tired and when he next woke up he needed to orient himself. "Ros?", he asked after sitting up, but got no answer. The door to his bedroom was open and when Nathan finally got up and checked he didn't see him there. He checked the kitchen next, al…

"Ugh, I didn't mean that literally...", Nathan sighed. Ros was exhausting and maybe it was better to drop all discussion, because this time Nathan couldn't even run away if it got too much for him. It had already been too much yesterday and the fact that they acted like it didn't happen was uncomfortable too. Nathan lay down more and turned off the TV, he saw what he wanted to see and his brain was not up for more and the noise it would make would drive him insane. He put the remote control on t…

"Fine.", Nathan simply answered. Ros knew he was right, now he just wanted to avoid admitting it. Fair enough, Nathan wasn't out for another fight, so he just shut his mouth. "Ros, you are insane if you think that I could survive such a wound whether it's on my left or right side. I would have just bled out right then and there and died." Ros wasn't necessarily something special for his resilience compared to other magical beings, but Nathan and other mages would have been dead and so would have…

"I know all that, but that is why I am saying you should eat more regularly and not prolong it. Especially if you have food at home. There'd been times were you didn't have any and while I was fine with dealing with you then, I don't think you wanted that. Also now is different too. For one, I am not always around and second, you're not exactly easy to deal with when you're hungry. Somehow I am not fit for food which is good I suppose, but that doesn't mean that goes for anyone else. What if a n…