kujacku:
That horrid, wagging spoon would be little more than melted plastic, were it not for the bindings placed on him. In place of searing flames, the best Kuja could muster was a scathing look and upturned lip. It would have to do. âAnd waste a perfectly good handful of flowers? Perish the thought. You arenât worth the effort.â Nor the effort to talk to, but here he was regardless. âBut I assure you, once I have everything that was taken, Iâll more than happy to oblige. âÂ
Never mind the mention of sharing. The last person Kuja would share with was this man, or any of those foolish cretins. Then again, he likely wasnât talking about the flowers. Enjoyment was another thing entirely. Tempting as it was to leave like that, he paused in misstep and considered. âCurious. Tell me, if youâre here, what of the others? That inane jester and tyrant, for one. Iâm certain theyâd make noise if they had appeared, but better safe than sorry.âÂ
âYeah, yeah.â All talk, nothing to back it up. Hadnât changed much from last time they met. Guy was like his flowers, pretty to look at but a bundle of boredom, minus the part where the greenery didnât act so full of itself. The mention of these loons offered an opening he took aim at with a grin. âMissing your loony friends? Got lucky, buddy. If youâre up to no good, the clowns ainât here to steal your spotlight this time.â
The majority of that camp wasnât about scheming subtly, so going by the lack of explosions and mayhem wasnât wrong per say. Jecht crossed his arms behind his back, squinting. First time he saw the guy walking. Sheesh, he was actually taller than him? âHavenât seen anyone from Chaos or Spiritus. But, thereâs a lot of Cosmos and Materiaâs side- ân me. So try not to get any funny murderous thoughts. Youâre recent arrival here anyway, arenât ya?âÂ









