"I wear a watered down version of my usual clothes, but ... adrestian clothes just feel so different? I mean, the fabric isn't probably that different, but it's really tight fitting and all that stuff, which doesn't exactly make it comfortable if you're used to loose clothes." Sure, not all of thrians wore traditional garb, or as many layers as someone that was as pompous as him would, but the argument still stood and if he was frank, even if that fabric was soaked, it wasn't too much of a hassle to move around in - likewise, however, it also seemingly was easy enough to shed whenever he needed to. "But I'm still appreciative, don't worry", was all he added onto that, as if he wanted to make sure that Richard wasn't going to get that into the wrong throat. Actually, there were plenty of things that Richard had misunderstood before or that just came out odd when Yujin had uttered them, but really, who could blame him? Somehow, he was trying, but the best of his efforts rarely seemed to be good enough for anyone, let even alone someone like the blonde. For now, however, he slipped out of Richards room - Yujin felt rancid and the faster he'd get to take a dip in a bath, the sooner he'd feel better about himself.
Right about now, it would have been sensitive for him to shut up, but he didn't and so all of this turned into a bigger mess - one that it didn't have to be and one that had an angry, adrestian dog bark something back at him, or at least Yujin thought he would, when he, in fact, actually have a pretty curt answer. "Sure", he replied to Richard and looked after him as he walked to the table and took the paper they'd been left with. The instructions on said piece of paper seemingly weren't what they'd wanted to hear, not from Richards father that wasn't even there to begin with. "What on earth is he even doing out there?", he suddenly asked, then used his free hand to slap it against his mouth. "I ... forget about that, none of my business", he mumbled through closed fingers and set aside the bundle of stuff that he'd gotten from the blonde, watched him actually do the work that he wasn't supposed to do and now, well, he felt bad. "I'm going to fill up your bath later anyway, why the hell would you keep all the work to yourself? ... Anyways, thank you", Yujin inquired, confused by the sudden act of kindness. What was this going to turn out to be? Some stupid allegory to the fact that nothing in life would actually turn out the way it should? Or that sometimes, people were too stubborn for their own good? "Hm, so, are you hungry or more in the mood for tea? If we just need to heat water or reheat some food, I think I can manage."
Right about now, it would have been sensitive for him to shut up, but he didn't and so all of this turned into a bigger mess - one that it didn't have to be and one that had an angry, adrestian dog bark something back at him, or at least Yujin thought he would, when he, in fact, actually have a pretty curt answer. "Sure", he replied to Richard and looked after him as he walked to the table and took the paper they'd been left with. The instructions on said piece of paper seemingly weren't what they'd wanted to hear, not from Richards father that wasn't even there to begin with. "What on earth is he even doing out there?", he suddenly asked, then used his free hand to slap it against his mouth. "I ... forget about that, none of my business", he mumbled through closed fingers and set aside the bundle of stuff that he'd gotten from the blonde, watched him actually do the work that he wasn't supposed to do and now, well, he felt bad. "I'm going to fill up your bath later anyway, why the hell would you keep all the work to yourself? ... Anyways, thank you", Yujin inquired, confused by the sudden act of kindness. What was this going to turn out to be? Some stupid allegory to the fact that nothing in life would actually turn out the way it should? Or that sometimes, people were too stubborn for their own good? "Hm, so, are you hungry or more in the mood for tea? If we just need to heat water or reheat some food, I think I can manage."
Looking back, it maybe is like the toy carts you rode when you were a kid. But those toy carts could never go beyond the walls of the lawn. We want to follow the rugged concrete road beyond the wall. As we've grown, we've decided to leave behind the toy cart.