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 Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2015 9:37 am
Massalia nodded, taking it carefully before hugging Ashur again tightly. "I will." He promised. "I don't want you hurt. Uhm," Massalia paused. "How will you know it is me?"
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 9:37 pm
Ash gladly returned the hug. It was easier to get close to kids, he thought, as compared to how he was with those around his age. With them he was ambiguous but friendly, at best. Everyone at arm's length, it was almost strange how he'd grown rather fond of Massalia in the short time they'd known each other. But he was grateful for the senshi's friendship all the same. "And I don't want you getting hurt either, so no going after stronger Negaverse agents on your own, hm?" And that was about as stern as he'd probably ever get.
At the senshi's question he pulled away from the hug. "We could use a code word, if you want," he said thoughtfully. "You can pick a word and if you use it, I'll know it's you. But type it on your phone instead of say it, that way only we know what it is. Can never be too careful, right?"
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 9:44 pm
Massalia managed to not point out he had done so, once, but not alone, and instead looked to nod. "I will try!" He said nodding. He would! Especially for Ashur! At the talk of a code word, he nodded, thinking seriously as he tried working out ideas for words. "It ought to be a good word." Massalia admitted. "Hard to guess."
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Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2015 9:19 am
To see the young senshi nod to his request brought the Squire a small bit of relief. If Massalia was anything like he was when he was around that age, he assumed he was only agreeing for the sake of agreeing. Still, he hoped that that wasn't the case and nodded at Massalia's word, shoving his more negative thoughts on the matter aside in favor of helping out with deciding on their code word.
"It could be your favorite character in a video game, or maybe your favorite food?" he offered, not really sure if those were interesting enough or hard enough to guess. "Or how 'bout the name of your favorite sports team?"
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Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2015 10:14 am
"My Grandma and Grandpa I call Abuelo and Abuela?" Massalia offered. It took significant thought - but many didn't know what e used aside friends and family. "It is Spanish for the same but they live in Mexico City. I like spicy food and I like all soccer but during the world cup I cheer for Mexico and the US?" Was that appropriate information for ideas? He hoped so!..... Passwords were hard.
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Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2015 10:58 pm
Ashur considered the options the young senshi offered and eventually nodded. A password in another language would work perfectly, provided no one was listening in on this conversation. "Alright, let's go with 'abuelo'," he said with his horrible Spanish accent. "It's good 'cause it's in another language, so it'll be hard to guess! Good job, Massalia."
He gave the boy a clap on the back. "Now that that's decided, when you wanna meet up for another training session just text me our password, then a time and place. Sound good?"NovaCracker There ya go~! Tag a bit earlier than planned. x3
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Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2015 8:18 am
Massalia nodded, feeling a bit more assured. "I can do that." He acquiesced. "I would be delighted!" The boy smiled, nodding eagerly as he did so.
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Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2015 11:04 pm
"Great!"
He gave Massalia another clap on the back before jabbing a thumb behind him, less as a directional indication and more to say that it might be a good time for them to call it a night.
"So how 'bout we head home for tonight so we're rested and ready for that training session, huh?"
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Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2015 2:09 pm
_ p a o cx SORRY I TOOK SO LONG. Wife had an accident, then new car hunting... Massalia nodded, beaming brightly before squirming. "Alright!" He chirped. "It sounds good to me!"
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