Masaru attempted to speak before shutting his mouth and stopping altogether as he sighed and pinched the bridge of his noes. "Sometimes you can be such a child."
Masaru looked back up to him before giving him a smile, "knowing you? It's just right." And with that, he gave him a gentle ruffle of the hair.
Masaru nodded, hugging him back, "absolutely perfect."
Masaru nodded, "i'm definitely ready."
Yuki smiled, following after them,"where else should we look?"
"Okay then, lead the way and we'll follow you anywhere." Yuki smiled.
Yuki looked around, "y'know it's crazy. This place has become more of our home than our home back in Midgard."
Yuki blushed, "we've been here for so long, so of course we would have too. Especially with you guys in our lives. It's been . . . years since anything bad has happened."
"I wonder if it's still up or if someone came by and took it . . . probably still there since it was upon a big hill."
Masaru snickered, "as long as it's a good monument. What I really worry about was the forest behind my house and if everyone that was living there is alright and still living there."
Masaru shook his head, "i don't give a rat's ass about the squirrels. I'm talking about the nymphs and centaurs and other kin that couldn't exist in the world where they are considered nonexistent."
Masaru blinked, "not that i have ever met one, no."
