@inposturas--
“Of course they’re dead.”
The tea is rich, macadamia, and much like the Demon’s fatality rate, a sugar content nearing one-hundred percent. In fact, he pays LeBlanc only the heed she affords him-- which is to say very little, only occasionally glancing from his cup to her face and back down to the brown-white.
“They’ve simply not discovered it so just yet. As of right now, it’s hidden.”
Whether behind a curtain or a noose, Jhin isn’t keen on saying. The air of nonsequitur and mystery finds him often enough to be fond of it: after all, they were dead, and therefore the rest of it had been left to him from sculpture to reveal. He hid it only so that it could elevate the viewing experience of whomever unlucky enough to uncover it, gaping jaws and all.
He fancies a look at LeBlanc. “It’s not like you to be concerned with my work. Are you afraid I’m getting soft?”
Jhin chuckles. “For my sake, I hope not.”













