Care Bear | Sebastian | Open
Sebastian couldn’t help but let his head fall on the table, hearing the familiar voice coming from the door. A light chuckle escaped from his lips, as he prepared for the upcoming speech. The manufacturer deduced that Edgaras watched (or heard) the fight, because the only apparent bruise was on his left cheek, a tiny little cut. And, well, some droplets of blood on the ground.
“I know, right? It’s a record for someone like me.”
The male’s tone was the same: Sarcastic, acid and a slightly sassy. Finally, his head slowly rose up, mismatch eyes meeting Edgara’s. Of course, the change of tone was not ignored completely, he noticed it quite easily, actually. You got to, for someone with Sebastian’s career, notice those changes, as minor as they were.
“It was necessary, the boy started to get sassy. You know that the only sassy person allowed around here is me.” - A small sigh escaped his lips. - “Other than that: Thank you, mother.”
The scientist inhaled deeply, closing his eyes: a slight tint of disappointment in his face.
-”I am not your mother, mister Graham. Did the little one hit you in the temple or something?”
He, really, really needs to train his sarcasm; Sighing again, he watched as the other laid his head onto to table by his side, remaining static by the door. His eyes drifting momentarily to the droplets of blood on the floor.
Taking a step forward, he placed his feet on top of one of the tints of crimson, smudging it against the whitish marble-like tiles of the floor, mixing it with the various layers of dust and general thin crusts of fungi staggered by the room; Glancing back at the bomb manufacturer, he took another couple of steps, stopping by the desk he laid his head upon.
-”I’m not here to judge your ways, mister Graham, and our previous endeavours foretell that I’m not going to be able to change your mind about it either way – so, as usual, I’ll be watching. Just avoid murdering someone, if you will.”
Sebastian opened his mouth to reply, but stopped in the middle of the way and frowned. Nothing yelled confusion more than his current expression, a considerable amount of seconds passing before he finally realised what happened.
“Edgaras, I’m afraid you might have to train your sarcasm abilities just a little bit more.”
Using one of his legs, the gray haired male reclined the chair a little bit, crossing his arms in a way that almost mimicked Edgaras’. The difference, of course, was in the fact that Sebastian appeared to be unable to understand how a single fight could escalate to a colossal problem in a place like the one they are.
“I’m glad we had that sorted out, but I didn’t plan to murder the kid. If you paid attention to my words, most of them were actually non-lethal torture methods. Not to mention that, in this particular moment, I’d be satisfied with just a few broken bones.”












