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Wendy doesn’t even flinch at the mention of Lukas...
“Oh, oh yeah, I agree with you!” he said, a little too excitedly. He was surprised to hear her go on about the significance of astrology and stars in other cultures, and he found his mind immediately racing with examples. “It’s interesting to me how different parts of the world drew similar conclusions on what different stars and things in space meant, like comets always being represented as destruction, or the milky way being associated with the idea of an ouroboros.”
Ok, yeah, time to shut up, that was already too much information coming out of his mouth. But at the same time, Wendy didn’t seem to mind? Better to be safe than sorry, though. After all, his grandparents always told him he could put anyone to sleep with how much he could go on about these things. Though, they were mostly joking whenever they said that. Right?
In his awkwardness, he’d left the food he’d ordered unattended. He picked up his fork and started on the slice of cake in front of him as Wendy moved on to the topic of video games again.
“That’s impressive that he won. I...actually play animal crossing too. I guess its sort of embarrassing to most guys, but I stopped caring about it a while ago, and just sort of learned not to talk about it. Pokemon’s fun too, though I tend to play more horror games. Not so much for the scare factor, as much as the stories.”