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Location: Ding Dang Dim Sum outside
With: Sol and Kaito
Movement: Thinking, Standing
Feeling: Antsy
Song in Head:
Imagine Dragons - WARRIORS
Shori's eyebrows twitched as Azar referred to him as 'Mr Spooky'. He despised the namely greatly, but when it came from Azar, he couldn't help but only shake his head and let it go. She, despite being through a little hell herself, was a fairly sheltered princess. Spunky one, but still a princess.
"The fire lord's orders override your fathers, sadly. I had to be an 'elite escort' for one of the senators. Clearly the agents weren't cutting it. Your father has no call on what I say or do while I'm here, thankfully. The fire lord didn't give me a set date to be back, either." Shori shrugged as Azar gave her order to the waitress.
"Trio of runaways... Sounds like a magnet for trouble... I'm in." Shori said with a clicking of his tongue as he turned towards the waitress.
"Uhm, would you mind tripling the order of largest meat slab, miss? I'll pay separately, but my friend outside is a... little bigger than Sol..." He didn't glance at Azar, who was probably rolling her eyes at his reference to Kaito, who was very large for a dragon partnered to any fire bender.
"You can't miss him, he's big and black... And has wings." Finally glancing back to Azar, Laure and Aeva, bowing slightly as he straightened his sword which had shifted from his movements.
"I take my leave, ladies." He completely ignored the referencing to Probending, having seen a few matches himself and becoming disgusted with the Fire Benders that he had seen. None of them were 'true to the fire', in Shori's eyes. To him, they were weak and should be taught a lesson in real Fire Bending, but sadly he or anyone else, hell, even Azar, would probably end up killing the poor blokes. Before leaving, Shori's eyes trailed Laure up and down, the perverse gears in his head taking notes before turning completely away and heading out the door, scowling up at Kaito as he and Sol still seemed to be conversing in their own tongue. Blinking, Kaito hurried back into the store, handing a hefty sum to the owner, who had come to see why two dragons were sitting outside his store front. It was only to cover Kaito's meal, but Shori didn't care that he had overpaid. Stepping back outside, Shori looked up towards the sky, his eyes narrowing. Something in his heart was telling him to get out of the city and go home, but the other half was egging him on, egging him to stay for whatever the future held. He hoped he wouldn't regret staying... Or pay with his life.