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 Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 12:09 am
Elsa blinked, and then he snorted, but he forced himself not to laugh out loud. For one, he was worried it might draw the monster's attention too much; for another, he was a little worried it would end up more "hysterical giggling" than "actual laughter," and that would be...worrying, he suspected.
"If we can get it back with us, maybe," he said, and he jolted when the monster screamed, and took a sharp breath. "Ugh. How long can it possibly be here."
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Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 12:22 am
Monoceros smiled slightly at the laugh he got from Elsa, feeling a bit better. Not too much better, considering the situation, but at least the best of it was being made, to some degree. He flinched as it shrieked again, inching closer to Elsa. "No idea. Maybe I smell too good. I cook and bake, y'know. I bet I still smell like the bacon I was making the day we got pulled in here. Burned myself on it and everything. Not like I've had a shower since we got here, after all."
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Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 12:54 am
Elsa blinked, and then he actually did burst into quiet laughter. He shook his head, grinning fondly.
"Y'know, maybe that is it. I've never had bacon, but I understand from people who do eat that stuff that it's pretty good. And, hell, I make chocolate back home, maybe I still smell like that."
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Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 12:59 am
Monoceros grinned widely at the laugh, adding in his own giggles. "Chocolate covered bacon is pretty disgusting, though," he said with an air of expertise, "Practically blasphemous. It shouldn't want to eat us." Damn. Elsa seemed like such a kind, caring man. What was he doing operating for chaos? He wanted to ask, but he didn't want to lose the easy atmosphere they'd just built up, in spite of the monster lurking outside the house.
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Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 1:02 am
Elsa made a "blech" face, shaking his head. "Like I said, I wouldn't know, I don't eat the stuff, but it kinda sounds gross. On the other hand, this is an inhuman monster, maybe it has weird and terrible taste."
It was good, Elsa thought, that he'd happened to run into another person. That made this lonely darkness much easier to bear.
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Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 1:05 am
Monoceros made a face at that. "Ugh, it probably likes pineapple pizza, too." He snickered. "I do as well, but it's a funny meme to say it's terrible. It gets a bad rap."
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Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 1:13 am
Elsa wanted to laugh, but there was another slam on the door, and his laugh died in his throat. It was as if the monster noticed they were getting too chummy, or something, and wanted to make sure they cut that s**t out.
Well, Elsa wasn't going to break down and panic. There was no purpose to that, and really, he felt like he'd already seen the worst this place had to offer when he accidentally inhaled some of that fog, and it left him nightmare-ridden.
"I can't eat meat and cheese, so pineapple is a pizza staple for me. Like, a lot of the other veggie options can be weird? But pineapple is pineapple and it tastes great with every other pizza ingredient, thanks."
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Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2020 5:51 pm
Monoceros shivered at the slam, scooting closer to Elsa. How was it he felt so much safer like this? Close to a Chaos-serving Senshi?
Probably because he was the only person Monoceros had found that had really talked to him, out here."Ah, uh, kosher, right? Or something else? But yeah, it's good." He gave Elsa a nervous smile, glancing back at the door. It'd been quiet for a hot minute now, and he prayed it moved on.
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