She snickered right back, halfly just surprised at the offering of Bul's pin. The tatzel had never been given one of these before...
To Levi, this, along with the half beast boil's words was like Bul's acknowledging her being a superior fighter ... a boil ... considering her ... a superior fighter.
For all that's grimy in Halloween... Had the day really come? The pins carried a certain amount of symbolic weight to them; she'd only ever given hers to Red. That was more out of respect for the professor as an elder who'd saved her rather than a recognition of equality.
If the boils back home could see this...That would shut them up. Not really but-Ya did good fer yerself, boil. She announced this wanting to give him just as much credit as he'd given her, carefully taking the pin with her free hand and turning it about in her fingers with a smile.
I'd dun given you some hits, but ya know... takes just as much ta handle'a hit as givin' one. And seein' ya like... She observed the mucus on her once clean towel.
...well, sick like 'a hound n' all.Placing the pin in the pocket of her shorts, she came back out of it only to delve her hand into her shirt. Out of there came this tiny pouch that gave off a stronger scent of candy corn than the tatzel ghoul herself. She always carried around a few kernels of candy corn in this pouch as a way of keeping home with her and this was precisely where she kept her own emblem.
Fiddling with one hand for a moment awkwardly, she concentrated her FEAR into her pin within the pouch. Replicating another pin from it, she nudged this new pin into the empty palm of Bul. The country ghoul gained even more respect ... and perhaps kinship with the half beast as a result of this one simple act. She quickly hid the pouch back where it came from and gave him a wide toothy grin.
Snickering as well, she replied with a low voice.
Yew bet yer jackin' 'behind we're doin' this 'again. She flickered her white tail at his playfully while slowly helping to edge him out of the gym.