"Ya' weren't exactly the nicest fuckin' guy the first time we met." Mondo's reply was bland, his lips pulled into a thin line. "And ya' ain't no saint. What do ya' expect me ta' believe?" It had become apparent long ago that Ishida felt no remorse in exploiting Mondo's weaknesses and fears. He'd done it already, and the biker had no doubt in his kind that he could and would do it again. Still, the albino wasn't quite as hostile as he'd been the first time they'd interacted. Instead of insults and threats it was words of adoration and praise. The other seemed almsot...happy that Mondo was there with him. More like ecstatic that the delinquent was even bothering to talk to him. "Stop fuckin' with my head ya' bastard." He couldn't bring himself to yell this time, instead only managing a low groan as his hands came up to massage over his temples. He was exhausted both mentally and physically. "Damn...talkin' ta' you really takes a lot outta me..." Though, something told Mondo that wasn't why he was so tired. A little voice in his sub-conscious urged him to open his eyes and face reality, but the rational (well, as close to rational as someone like him could get) part of his brain told him to shut up and accept things as they were. No need to press any questions or he might not like the answers he gets.
"Everythin' you've done? That better be a fuckin' joke you piece 'a shit. And if it is, I ain't laughin'." Barring his teeth, Mondo went for intimidation as his approach, his face nearing dangerously close to Ishida's. "The only thing ya've done fer me is give me fuckin' grief and screw me over. I wouldn't exactly call that shinin' generosity." Releasing a swift, labored breath, Mondo tried to ease the rage from his bottom before he popped one of the veins bulging from his forehead. That, or break Ishida's neck. Just as he'd begun to calm, the alter ego of his beloved felt it right to test Mondo's patience once again. The gang leader flinched at the feeling of cold hands on his (in)compatibly warm cheeks, his body fighting to keep still. They'd both seemed to realize that they weren't getting anywhere with their useless bickering, but still, conflicting personalities would always seem to clash regardless of their best efforts. A growl ripped form the back of his throat, his voice coming out low and dangerous. "Let go of me." While he could have easily town those fingers away from his skin, the familiar touch was too inviting. It got hard to remember that right now, it wasn't Kiyotaka he was talking to. It felt wrong, taboo even, to let himself be soothed by those cold fingers he loved when it was paired with the cruel face of a man he hated. He just couldn't bring himself to willingly pull back.
Still, even without control of his body he had full control of his facial expressions, paying no expense in showing Ishida just how much he despised him. If looks could kill, Mondo was sure the other would long be dead. "Ya' keep sayin' that, but ya' ain't givin' me much of an explanation yet. If ya' keep stallin' fer time I really will toss ya' across the fuckin' room." Once again, that rational part of himself one and he obediently shut himself up again. His need for answers outweighed his hatred. For now. His gaze bore holes into a pale skull while Ishida seemed to eagerly break the news to Mondo. Said victim blanched, suddenly feeling sick. His stomach lurched and his fury washed away to confusion. Disbelief? He didn't know what to think. How was he supposed to react to the knowledge that he'd been killed. That he was stamped, a dead man walking. "Yer...yer fuckin' serious? If yer bullshittin' me Ishida I swear ta' fuckin' God I'll-"
"Would you like me to reveal their name? All you have to do is tell me what you want to hear and I’ll say it."
He hesitated. What would he do with that name once he got it? Kill the person who'd murdered him? Ask them why? He held no plan or idea, but still, he couldn't just walk out of here without it. "Tell me," A single pause and then somehting occured to him, "A tell me when it fuckin' happened." That same voice in the back of his head told him there was more to this than what first appeared. Knowing the situation and the circumstances of his death could be valuable. Finding out why would make bashing his murderer's skull in that much better.