#flamehairedburningeyedhunter

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flamehairedburningeyedhunterのコメント:

(You did but you deleted it after you finished with seeing how many votes for each muse. Your style as her is so different and it’s not in my character to assume something because I learnt that if you assume something, you’re usually wrong.)

            I didn't delete it though... It's still here. But aye, I guess the different style somewhat pushed it -- but you could have at least asked if I was Korra-mun the least. ;; Otherwise, I am glad you have that in your character, assumptions aren't always right, but they aren't always wrong.

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flamehairedburningeyedhunterのコメント:

( You did sound like one to me. But I am glad that I amused you through. Also, I remember that question you had over on Korra about male muses and I picked Suzuya… I am sure I did. )

            I--... Did? My friends told me that upon their first conversation with me never would it cross their minds that I am a guy at all. xD'' And yes, I did. I remember that well, I'm just surprised you didn't comment about me being Korra, or at least to make sure...

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flamehairedburningeyedhunterのコメント:

( -facedesk- I should’ve paid attention to that minor hint. ]

            You really should have though...

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flamehairedburningeyedhunterのコメント:

-raises hand-

            So damn sorry right here.

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            No mere words could mutter the astonishment which seemed to play upon his facet and soon congeniality played upon his bronze folds as they forming a gentle whisper of gratitude -- just a little above the volume of a breath. "Thank you."

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31: Most prized possession?            Admittedly, if Suzuya possessed at least a little more self-gratification he would say that it is his cooking skills. However, I'm going to be a little more serious about this -- it is actually, not a material. His prized possession is his memories with his childhood friends, and most of all -- indeed, never the least, having Tsukiko as his friend, once upon a time. Whilst it may not be a material, (I believe Suzuya has nothing much of a prized possession, because he is somewhat detached from worldly attachments -- if other than Tsukiko) he cherishes the memories they have shared together, having attended to his promises such as protecting Tsukiko for as long as she required him to and most of all, to have been with her through thick and thin.

Even so that does not mean he is easily letting go of her.

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27: What is their biggest regret?            As I am taking a Suzuya post-game whereby the heroine has decided to choose a different partner -- his biggest regret is letting her go. Letting her have her ways and liberation in order to pick one she loves, and even worse -- is that the person is not him. He feels as though he is irresponsible for having not informed her or enlightened her at all about his feelings towards her.

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20: Childhood illnesses? Any interesting stories behind them?            As far as the official information goes, there is no such information alike to Suzuya suffering from any childhood illnesses, or let alone any lethal illnesses. However, I have a headcanon whereby Suzuya is slightly lactose-intolerant, thus is the reason why he has begun to learn to cook and help his mother out even at a young age, as the sole and only male child of his parents.