I think you take too much pleasure in these 'joy rides', my crane.
[but it's fine there's so much to do here! also do you remember how they kept lockers by the retrospec building in order to get memorabilia - jiji's going to wander toward those now]
[ he tilts his head. admittedly, it's not like he actively lives here so it wouldn't be too hard for him to miss a new building springing up between now and his last visit.
but he'll walk over to peek through the windows... it looks like a normal lobby. ]
[as he moves to nudge the door open so that he can reach inside? what he manages to pull out is -
an omamori. you know, the kind that the saniwa gives to swords in order to keep them from breaking the kind that lune ended up keeping on his person out of habit and yet he still broke from the force of a meteor strike after corruption not that mikazuki knows this!]
mikazuki will just move to put the omamori in his coat pocket - he can't help but feel as though it belongs there - as he watches tsurumaru try to open the others
then he'll move to close the locker again - and hum softly when his attempt to reopen it is denied]
.... I suppose there's no way to find out but to try. Though it would appear as though once it's empty, it will seal itself again.
[it's not a matter of whether he can or not - only whether or not he will. but he doesn't seem too bothered by this, instead just reaching out to take tsurumaru's arm like they really are still elderly old men who do their ambling walks]
Very well, very well.
Do you suppose we should continue our reconnaissance another time?
[the way we literally have to stop writing plot for our psl because we have to handwave interactions with tech-literate characters i hate it here
anyway!
back to the gay agenda]
Mm, let's. Perhaps this way? It looked rather busy...
[so that means stores are there, right? or they can just ask where to go and honestly get recommendations by strangers on the street about how to dress. nice!]
[ tsurumaru is very gay for someone in particular, and it is a little obvious going by the adoration in his eyes as he says this.
but time to not linger on that, because after walking by a few store fronts, they do actually pass by one with suits. he'll stop to usher the grandpa inside ]
[DRESS-UP TIME WITH GRANDPAS but in they go!! mikazuki doesn't seem to have much issue with that and - honestly, of all places, he looks most comfortable here. he waddles off to examine the suit selection, indicates what he'd like to the workers, and -
nearly rattles off his old measurements before realizing]
[ imagine if he got his old measurements and they're just back at the original problem
but tsurumaru obediently wanders over to him when he is called. he cannot tell if jiji means for him to also be fitted for a suit, or for him to join him in getting changed, but the answer would be the same either way unfortunately. ]
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[ about the chauffeur
but it's fine. this is a busy part of the city so there's probably like, also stores around as well so it's fine. ]
A quick look won't hurt!
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[but it's fine there's so much to do here! also do you remember how they kept lockers by the retrospec building in order to get memorabilia - jiji's going to wander toward those now]
Have these always been here?
[no]
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[ he tilts his head. admittedly, it's not like he actively lives here so it wouldn't be too hard for him to miss a new building springing up between now and his last visit.
but he'll walk over to peek through the windows... it looks like a normal lobby. ]
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try to open every single one]
Interesting, interesting... Perhaps this is what they call a corporate takeover?
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[ tsuru says this, when he has accidentally downloaded so many things. but the fact that the app can't be seen by other people is very uh
suspect ]
How do they do it, I wonder.
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[i can't believe that jiji has to research technology and retrospec now? he's going to break it.
but there is an odd click suddenly when one of the lockers actually manages to nudge open instead of resisting his curiosity]
Oh....?
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Is there anything inside?
[ how did jiji break it ]
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[as he moves to nudge the door open so that he can reach inside? what he manages to pull out is -
an omamori. you know, the kind that the saniwa gives to swords in order to keep them from breaking
the kind that lune ended up keeping on his person out of habit and yet he still broke from the force of a meteor strike after corruptionnot that mikazuki knows this!]Hm... lucky?
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but interesting... that gets him nosy enough that tsuru will obnoxiously attempt to open all of the lockers as well. ]
I wonder if all of the lockers have one of those?
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mikazuki will just move to put the omamori in his coat pocket - he can't help but feel as though it belongs there - as he watches tsurumaru try to open the others
then he'll move to close the locker again - and hum softly when his attempt to reopen it is denied]
.... I suppose there's no way to find out but to try. Though it would appear as though once it's empty, it will seal itself again.
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[ no luck, none of them open for him. he pouts for a second, before pointing over at the building. ]
It's locked. But there doesn't seem to be anyone inside, so I don't know if it's simply closed or what.
[ it's the middle of the day though, which is an odd time for a business to be closed. ]
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[what garage
he's just going to start looking around and see if there's another way to get in]
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[ how. what garage. but will also look around... time to wander around the building. most people ignore them, unsurprisingly. ]
Do you think these windows are reinforced?
[ please don't break a window ]
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Ha ha ha, are you trying to test out how fast your legs can carry you away from a crime scene?
[please don't be so okay with breaking a window]
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[ you never know when you need to do a quick getaway. but... he glances at mikazuki, his smile turning more amused. ]
But we can test that out another day.
[ is he concerned about whether or not jiji can run fast? perhaps ]
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Very well, very well.
Do you suppose we should continue our reconnaissance another time?
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[ because they can message them on the app, but both of them barely know how technology works so it would probably be easier if it's in person. ]
Shall we look for a store then?
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anyway!
back to the gay agenda]
Mm, let's. Perhaps this way? It looked rather busy...
[so that means stores are there, right? or they can just ask where to go and honestly get recommendations by strangers on the street about how to dress. nice!]
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but he is trying to keep a look out for where the youths seem to be gravitating towards. ]
Their pants look very tight.
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Do you think they have to be helped into them each morning?
[no you fool that's just you]
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[ he glances down at jiji's legs. ]
We can probably manage.
[ he already helps him get dressed anyway it's fine ]
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before looking back at tsurumaru and laughing]
I do not know if I should take the risk of something so limiting, but if you insist.
A crisp suit and scarf should be fine for me, no?
[it's just like what he wore in their college days... he's always run a little cold like an elderly person anyway]
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[ tsurumaru is very gay for someone in particular, and it is a little obvious going by the adoration in his eyes as he says this.
but time to not linger on that, because after walking by a few store fronts, they do actually pass by one with suits. he'll stop to usher the grandpa inside ]
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nearly rattles off his old measurements before realizing]
Ah, I think I'll need to be refitted?
[DON'T JUST BUY A TOO BIG SUIT, JIJI]
Would you like to join me, dear Tsurumaru?
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but tsurumaru obediently wanders over to him when he is called. he cannot tell if jiji means for him to also be fitted for a suit, or for him to join him in getting changed, but the answer would be the same either way unfortunately. ]
Do I want to know the price?
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