Ever since first acquiring Killer Queen, Kira's sought after nothing but finesse and proficiency above all else. He could still recall "meeting" it for the very first time... how it didn't speak, how it barely moved, how it didn't even seem to be alive. As soon as he had opened his eyes on that fateful day, there was a sharp, debilitating pain within his chest (close to his heart. he thought that, maybe, he somehow suffered a palpitation and immediately cursed his father's genetics.) that caused him to jerk upright only to wonder, seconds later, why he was clawing at his chest like a wild animal.
It was a pain that was fleeting-- that sort of "pain" that's better suited with big, red, and bold quotation marks hovering at both its front and its backside. Sweat stained his sheets, his mattress, and his clothes that morning; he didn't speak a word of it to either of his parents, merely dropping the soiled fabrics in the basket and sitting down at his designated spot -- reserved for him, involuntarily, by his loving parents each and every day -- at the table for breakfast.
Kimiko made a simple meal that day: an omelet with some scallions and a side of toast. Nothing to write home about but, nonetheless, it wasn't worth any sort of complaint, either.
Everything quickly went back to normal that day, except for one thing-- Yoshihiro wouldn't stop looking at him, wouldn't stop asking him dumb (are you feeling alright?) questions, wouldn't stop following him everywhere.
"It's... my stand," Kira answered, correcting without any of the unnecessary emphasis. One hand's folded around a cup, clenching tighter in a squeeze upon the realization (too much like a cat. did it have to be so on the nose?) of its manifestation yet not bothering to "rectify" the situation. "It doesn't have a preference in..."
Turning his head over his shoulders, he and Killer Queen locked eyes for what was, quite literally, only a second before it's snapped in half. When he returned to face Kisuke once more, he gave a shrug with slack shoulders and a slow, aimless motion with his one free hand.
"...pronouns, I suppose is what the saying is."
For how long it's actually been sitting there, perched near Kira's turned back, he wasn't quite sure. That was a thing he's never bothered to fully keep track of because, admittedly, it's never been a problem... not until now, anyway. He wondered if that had something to do with his subconscious, somehow, but didn't deign to remark about such a potential.
Besides, Kisuke was already moving onto the next topic, and it's one that's answer was a bit of an oxymoron. It proposed both familiarity yet distance-- anything Kira's learned of his stand came with experience, but that did not mean he did so on the regular.
An eyebrow came up in an inquisitive raise (it's... not a stupid question, per say, but that didn't mean kira felt it imperative to answer.) as silence, initially, was the only answer Kira could muster. His fingers gave another squeeze to the cup (tea. black. it's the only thing he knows he can stomach right now.) in his grasp, knuckles on the verge of turning white only to relinquish at the very last second.
A low hum's proceeded with next, and it's accompanied with his free hand from before raising to scratch its index finger under the stand's chin. It's a gesture that does its job quite well, encouraging the catlike thing being to inch forward and screw its eyes shut in order to properly indulge.
"It doesn't need to eat... nor drink. However, in spite of that, I'd prefer that if you insisted on... trying, anyway..."
He stopped, in both his words and actions (killer queen blinks its eyes open instantly, sights immediately back on the other blond without fail.) to push a stray tuft of hair behind own ear. After ward, a sigh's pushed out from betwixt lips and he has to physically restrain himself from rolling his eyes.
"...that you pick something that isn't strong in flavor."