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Q: Why was Albertâs appearance so brief? Sakuya: Because the power balance would crumble otherwise!! Albert: My apologies for imposing.
06/23/13 happyâŠâŠ.birthday Sakuya
quick cg cause I really have to work on other stuff haha ;;
âPeasants are nothing against a Le Belâs Christmas spirit!â
Or something like that.
CHRISTMAS IS NOT OVER ON THE WEST COAST. NOT YET.
i'm glad to see tumblr didn't take your blog from us sakuya!
âAh yes, you refer to the December 17 ban I presume. Your concern was misplaced as I do not post anything of a sordid nature and wouldnât even dream of doing so, so there would be no reasonable concern for my writing to be âtaken downâ, as it were. If you ask me, I think the ban was naturally a step in the right direction to purge impure and unnecessary content and discussion from the internet, but it clearly didnât go far enough. By its current parameters some degree of exposed skin or feathers is still permissible, as is some indecent writing - clearly an immense oversight that I imagine the intelligent command in charge of this sight will rectify in time. None of that sort of crass content is noble or appropriate in polite conversation after all, and much worse itâs the sort of content reprobates like that dreadful Sakazaki likely spend their time downloading illegally. Disgusting. Preferably the ban will also be configured so that I will not have to occasionally be subjected to dull and saccharine things such as constant advertisements for romance games or holiday packages or the like where the man and woman are kissing for all to see. Awful. The respectable distance of Nobles is far better for polite society.â
You talk too much
âI would hardly say that is accurate. I speak the regular amount! That is to say, the regular amount for any intelligent bird with a decent vocabulary above primitive and with vastly intelligent things to say. Besides, whatever I decide to speak of is always of immense value, far greater than many of my classmates at least (and even the teachers if you count Professor Nanaki, when he deigns to be awake). Yes, it is the Le Bel way to speak and at times, yes, lecture those lesser than us on worthwhile opinions and - as is often the case with my lesser-learned classmates - inform on historical facts and concepts. Why Iâve even had to lecture the locals upon Japanese history and custom upon times as well! You would think they would know of the occult and their own ninja but many times they appear to be vastly mistaken, disgraceful. So of course I must bring them up to date, even if quite often urgent summons call those I speak to away within the first 10 minutes. Very strange. They clearly lack the dedication and focus that a Le Bel Naturally possesses. Me, talk too much? Why the very idea is laughable!â
What do you think of humans Sakuya? And Hiyoko specifically?
âWhat is there to say about humans? Much of their contribution to our society is in the past, and they are a vastly primitive species in some aspects, at least compared to birds. Sometimes it makes me wonder how humans were ever the dominant species on our planet, at least if Tosaka is example enough when it comes to her lack of dedication to her studies (and her occasional tendancy to actually listen to that troglodyte Oko). It however cannot be denied that they are a tenacious race with considerable strength and warriorlike aptitude. Some birds give very little regard to their accomplishments but only a fool disregards the winning tactics of the past, even if they were performed by humans. They even had immense merit in other areas in the past too, such as art and music.
In Japan birds appear to segregate humans and banish them to the wilderness; there has always been conflict between humans and birds so it may be a necessary precaution. There are many movements that view treatment of them in different ways. There is of course the Hawke Party, who believe humans have little place in society as a whole, and the Dove Party, who apparently view them of having some significant use to birds. Growing up I had little reason to even see a human as they simply are not seen around high bird society in France; I feel like my home countryâs segregation may be less severe than in Japan but humans are still very much more likely to frequent the countryside districts largely shared by commoners, and security is still very tight toward humans. Birds are more cunning and vastly more intelligent after all, but humans are strong. And I have certainly never shared schooling with one! There is some worth observing Tosaka and the strange choice to have a human learn at this bird school here in Japan. She seems to adapt mostly well to the school, I cannot fault that. But she is also loud, overly-nosy and clearly talks too much! Not to mention the terrible din you might hear whenever she attends music classes (even worse if Oko is there as well), truly a disgrace to the very idea of music - If walking past or when I am forced to attend music I truly have to cover my ears whenever possible as a precaution. Humans in the past have been wonderful composers that even we birds can enjoy, so I do not feel this is indicative of the species as a whole, just Tosaka.Â
Perhaps if she was more pleasing to listen to and didnât talk so much she might be less irritating, but given the company she keeps and her tendency to spout strange warrior proverbs, it is unlikely. I donât feel this is a particular issue with humans though; many of the students at St Pigeonations are unimpressive. And yet, it is the best school in Japan upon my fatherâs authority. And he is aways right.â
What do you do outside of school/on school holidays?
âNaturally the answer for any student with aspirations beyond staffing the next peddlerâs stall in a marketplace or without immense intent on wasting their entire potential doing nothing of value (see also; the detestable Sakazaki) is that my time is carefully planned and organised to achieve the maximum value for my future. If I am to succeed fatherâs place as his favoured heir then the expectation placed upon me is immense and I must naturally rise to the challenge! So much of my time is spent furthering my education, studying to bridge the pathetic number of gaps in St Pigeonationsâ teaching, as well as more direct courses of necessity - business matters, financing, English and improvement on my Japanese (I also intend to start on Chinese in the future). I am also required to uphold some small degree of physical activity and self defence; though despite its formidable people, Japan itself has thus far proven to be without too deadly incident (if you donât count the time it was suggested I eat lunch with the other students, given the quality of âfoodâ on offer it may well have been an attempt on my life.)â
âAs for the holiday season, it is much the same. It is spent bettering myself and preparing for the future. I recently spent my winter vacation with my family of course; we were intending to spend Christmas back in France but some security concerns over there and then last-minute business matters arose here in Japan so that was of higher value. A shame! Japanese pastries cannot measure up to those in my homeland, much less their immensely paltry celebrations for the season. Naturally we held a celebration for fatherâs most prominent business connections and their families, and some of motherâs acquaintances, so we had good opportunity to share Christmas celebrations in the superior manner of a Le Bel with the worthy.â
holiday star deleted sceneÂ
sakuya youre reblogging music memes im... i didnt know you had a sense of humor... im so glad
âIt is the duty of a Le Bel to spread anything worthy of note to the lesser peons of society, especially when these âmemesâ are presented in a way for even the dullest of commoners to understand their intricate play on words.â
âAnd you question my sense of humour? How droll! Naturally I am quite humorous! Le Bels are skilled orators and farceurs, deftly weaving our superior eloquence with an appreciation of the finest of witticisms. Why, only yesterday Tosaka couldnât stop laughing while I was educating her primitive brain on my knowledge of Japanese shrines, and how they are inhabited by witch-doctors known by locals as Onmyouji, who dwell within deep bodies of collected water and  creep out at night to do away with children who are up watching television past their bedtime! Frightening stuff, though merely basic entry-level Japanese history - but she appeared to be in stitches! Truly the mark of an expert comedienne.â
would you rather replace the dad you have now with iwamine. would you rather iwamine be your dad. or what if your dad married iwamine and they were both your dads
âWhat is this nonsense? Even as a hypothetical it yields no logic or reason! Why has this line of interrogation come about? The relationship I share with the doctor is one of expected admiration and respect from afar, and while I do naturally respect my father, it isnât the same. Besides, I simply cannot imagine being anything other than the son of a Le Bel. To be anything less than of noble blood to the pedigree a Le Bel affords is unthinkable⊠though that isnât any disrespect to the doctor!âÂ
âI am certain he would make an excellent father if he so wished. He does have a noble quality to him and naturally his intelligence is renowned⊠A father should not only be respected but have qualities worthy of it, and he certainly earns this. But it is not comparable. And as for the last suggestion, that is hardly appropriate, or likely. So perhaps the best option of all is none of the above, and for things to remain as they are.â
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What's your opinion on love?
âLove? Love is a cheap ploy designed to manipulate ignorant commoners to increase inflation and sell more trifles and expensive gew-gaws to the desperate. How pitiful! I canât imagine being so foolish as to place such worth upon that âspecial somethingâ that more childish highschoolers would fuss over, much less the âââromanceâââ tripe that Sakazaki peddles out to ensnare those that are brainless enough to listen. Fools! A Le Bel has no need for this!â
sakuya i love you so much please can i give you all my money and also my life
âHoh hoh! You wish to offer up your wealth and your life to me? How droll!âÂ
âI profoundly doubt you have a sum to your name that could be considered more than mere pocket allowance someone of my distinction! My family legacy has more wealth to it than you can every hope to imagine! I have no need for trivial donations! Are you trying to curry favour with me, hmhm? As for the latter, I have no need for you to lay down your life for me presently. I have no interest in the affairs of others, and no use for them at the present, at least not in a time of peace. Perhaps in the future if there is strife I shall require of it! If you are insistent on paying me tribute, you are permitted to swear fealty, if you wish. You will find a Le Bel always keeps his word, and is generous in guiding and supporting those commoners who have the good fortune to align themselves with our causes.â
who are the top 3 gays in the school (excluding yourself, ofc)?
âAh, a ranking question, good. I find it most useful to categorise the dreary students at this disappointing school, not to mention an acceptable passing of the time (as it is hardly spent being tutored when one of your teachers sleeps the whole class through). Naturally I could be expected to be top of any list given my vastly superior lineage and skill at applying myself to my educational endeavours. Firstly I-
Wait a minute!!â
âExcluding myself?!! How dare you imply such a thing of a Noble, much less a Le Bel! This is poor form to even speculate about an all boys school when they should be focusing on education!! Reconsider yourself!â
[Post-BBL] how have you and ryouta been holding up after everything that happened?
âWell, naturally I have taken everything in my stride! As expected of aâ well⊠me. I excel in most things after all, and my⊠position as heir afforded many advantages in managing events toward keeping my promise to Kawara. Many were changed by the events at that dreadful school, not least the state of rest between humans and birds, so it has been a tumultuous time for the surrounds as well. Hardly a challenge for a French bird of course, we have the will and tenacity of iron! âŠYuuya reappearing was unexpected, though typical of that fool to reappear without warning and then go off on some ridiculous dove party adventure as soon as he does so. Regardless I⊠do not dread his return.â
âAs for Kawara, he is⊠recovering. Iwamine appears to have kept his word, albeit under enforced duress. Which is the least he can do given the harm he caused! The damage done was significant, so it will take some time I fear for him to be completely well physically. The doctors - the more trustworthy ones - have emphasised his need for a peaceful environment; a ridiculous sentiment, but he always was of a weaker disposition. Speaking to him heâs the same drab rock dove as ever, though, so not much has changed for him since he was left in that villainous laboratory. He merely needs more rest at the moment, and company. I myself am⊠ill-equipped for the this. Others are better with kind words and more patient with fools, even ones of worth like Kawara, than I. I- I wouldnât be opposed to improving upon this. In time, I would hope so.
Hm. With all these plans and revelations, much of my own plans had to be placed on hold. Maybe now things are starting to clear again, they can⊠Well. We shall see.â
Scherzo No.1 In D Minor, Op.10
First Publication : 1838
By Composer Clara Wieck-Schumann
Michael Ponti, Pianist