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Man has to suffer
Who: Hitsugaya Toushirou (
icy_heavens), and Kuchiki Byakuya (
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When: Backdated to January 22nd
Summary: They're stuck in the house today. No good can come from this.
Warnings: Excessive crankiness, pettiness, and possible bodily harm due to immaturity.
Being stuck in the house due to snow; it was so incredibly ironic, he couldn't possibly find it funny. Not that he ever found much to be funny anyway. But the most prudent thing was to let nature take its course like this. Or it had seemed the prudent thing at the time. He was starting to reconsider.
He lounged on the couch, cycling through a few books stored on his NV in an effort to find something to read and distract his mind. It was a blessedly silent thing to do. Unlike what Kuchiki was doing -- not that was Kuchiki was doing was particularly noisy, but in the relative quiet of the house? It was getting bothersome.
Hitsugaya didn't bother looking up from his NV. "Is that really necessary?"
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When: Backdated to January 22nd
Summary: They're stuck in the house today. No good can come from this.
Warnings: Excessive crankiness, pettiness, and possible bodily harm due to immaturity.
Being stuck in the house due to snow; it was so incredibly ironic, he couldn't possibly find it funny. Not that he ever found much to be funny anyway. But the most prudent thing was to let nature take its course like this. Or it had seemed the prudent thing at the time. He was starting to reconsider.
He lounged on the couch, cycling through a few books stored on his NV in an effort to find something to read and distract his mind. It was a blessedly silent thing to do. Unlike what Kuchiki was doing -- not that was Kuchiki was doing was particularly noisy, but in the relative quiet of the house? It was getting bothersome.
Hitsugaya didn't bother looking up from his NV. "Is that really necessary?"
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Calm, cool, collected. He was still the Kuchiki. He'd like to point out, Hitsugaya was acting rather childish, but he was keeping that comment to himself.
*explodes back onto DW*
If Kuchiki were trying to rile him up further with that . . . Well, Hitsugaya wasn't going to let him. He could be mature about that. So mature that he still decided to freeze the new cup. And all of the water in the kettle, should Kuchiki try to shrug this off again.
No this was not petty of him. Certainly not. He was just demonstrating his fine control over his powers. Nothing but the tea and the water in the kettle was frozen. That took skill.
OMG YOU'RE BACK! *TACKLES*
He knows it's you, you brat. "Perhaps the windows are leaking, then. It would explain why it's so cold."
An eyebrow tick. "Unless Hyrouinmaru is taking the atmosphere into his hands." Meaning: Are you sure you've got control of that dragon of yours... boy?
I'm going to wait a while to officially call the hiatus over, but for now? YAAAAAAAY!
"My control is perfect. I just said that nothing was leaking."
Meaning: he's fully admitting to doing this on purpose. He wasn't letting Hyourinmaru shoulder blame for this. When he didn't have control, Hyourinmaru would freeze an entire house up -- it was what had been slowly killing Granny.
Damn Kuchiki for dredging that memory up.
Probably wise. But you've been missed bb.
He turned back to the stove. "Then I assume you have a reason for ruining my tea. If you object so strongly, saying so is preferred."
Stop being a petty child, boy. (Because fifty years is such a huge age difference, of course.)
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"Since when was my control your issue with me, Kuchiki? And I think it's perfectly clear why I did that."
Not petty, damn it. It was more than that now.
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Then he did turn around. "You had a reason other than ruining tea? Indeed?"
He could be just as not petty as anyone.
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Hitsugaya hadn't expected unanimous approval of his promotion; he wasn't that naive. But the nature of Kuchiki's criticism had stung. Not emotionally mature enough to handle all the responsibilities being a captain entailed? Like hell.
Surely there was no way Kuchiki could reasonably still think that. Under his command, the Tenth had been running more smoothly than it had in some time -- Matsumoto's lack of work ethic notwithstanding. If the Tenth were going to be run into the ground, it would have happened a lot quicker than the twenty-odd years he'd been heading up the division.
"You were being an ass."
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And he still thought he was right. However, he would not undermine another taichou's authority by saying so. And he would never say so to Hitsugaya. He kept his own damned counsel.