âApart from the fact that Iâm dead, Iâm fine.â
"âYouâve been dead for 400 hundred years. Did you just notice or something?" He failed to stop the scowl forming, but did manage to keep his tone at least somewhat respectful.
"Donât be silly," he chided gently, "Of course Iâll still be there to remind you of that fact!" Unless the rings were somehow destroyed, at which point it wouldnât matter anyway. "After a while the days start sticking together unless you do something thatâll distinguish them from another." Eternal boredom really was a thing that existed. Unfortunately for the tenth generation storm guardian, Giotto seemed to have latched onto him to make his afterlife a little less trifling.
"But think about it this way- even after death, youâll still be together with Tsunayoshi and the rest, wonât you say?"
"...Great." The storm guardian responded, this time unable to keep the bite of sarcasm from escaping.  His mind tried to figure out why the blonde boss had suddenly decided to bother him with something trivial such as death.  Perhaps it was a test? Maybe something like G. had done..a test to prove patience? Acceptence?  He didn't know, but the way the other was questioning him made it seem like an oral test. Â
"--Of course I will!"  He responded, offering up a full blown glare toward the boss.  "I'll protect the tenth even after death."  Lips pursed into  a thin line, he separated it to allow a heavy sigh to escape before he spoke again.  "With all due respect, Primo.  Why are you even asking questions like this?"






