Call out one of the characters from my muselist with a starter, a prompt, a general 'hey can we do something with these characters' comment, a smoke signal, etc., and I'll get back to you with some kind of RP thread!
[And that’s when Akutagawa feels his phone buzzing in his pocket, and he fishes it out only to be greeted with a text from Gin saying that Chuuya has made it back to HQ safe and sound.
...UGHGHHHG.
He wants to toss his phone to the ground and stomp all over it, but instead he shoves it back in his pocket before going to order himself another drink.]
My entire night has been wasted on this wild goose chase.
[Or he just doesn't give a shit, but he nods when Akutagawa suggests that he has combat experience.]
Nobody ever calls me by my last name, but I guess it'd make things easier. But if we were going by 'whatever you don't call your coworker', I'd be calling you Ryuunosuke-san.
[Chuuya knows more about alcohol than I ever will so blah blah, drinks if you want it to actually taste good, drinks if you want to get drunk quickly, cheaper drinks, a whole wealth of knowledge here.]
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No redheads here either. I never thought I'd say this, but there's too many bars in Yokohama.
[What a weird sentence to come out of his mouth.]
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[And that’s when Akutagawa feels his phone buzzing in his pocket, and he fishes it out only to be greeted with a text from Gin saying that Chuuya has made it back to HQ safe and sound.
...UGHGHHHG.
He wants to toss his phone to the ground and stomp all over it, but instead he shoves it back in his pocket before going to order himself another drink.]
My entire night has been wasted on this wild goose chase.
[Now what??]
...how long are you staying out?
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At least another hour. Want another Black Russian? It's on me this time.
[Because he can't blame Akutagawa for being frustrated, and buying drinks is about the only way he knows how to cheer someone up.]
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[How could he turn down free booze when he’s this irritated?
He sips at yet another Black Russian, and oh boy, is he really about to socialize? In public?]
...What is your occupation?
[That’s a thing people ask each other, right?]
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[Yeah, okay, so shooting Taints isn't exactly the same thing as writing poetry, and maybe he should say 'library staff', but he doesn't care.]
What about you?
[The return question, significantly more awkward when talking to someone outside the mafia.]
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[WOW OKAY AKU.
He says it as casual as you please, sipping his drink all the while.]
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Chuuya's eyebrows raise, and he's quiet for a second, before finally pronouncing his verdict on the fact that he's drinking with a mafioso:]
Huh. Interesting.
[And he has another drink of sake.]
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A poet...though you look like you’ve got combat experience. Odd.
[He won’t pry, but it’s certainly interesting.]
Should I call you Nakahara-san?
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Nobody ever calls me by my last name, but I guess it'd make things easier. But if we were going by 'whatever you don't call your coworker', I'd be calling you Ryuunosuke-san.
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[Akutagawa looks none too pleased with that nickname.]
Just Akutagawa is fine.
[He takes another drink.]
Chuuya-san suits you better.
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[Because he knows Akutagawa's about to complain.]
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[Looks can be deceiving of course.]
Fine. It works.
[He’s finished off another drink, and now he’s feeling tipsy.]
Chuuya-san...my coworker...is hellbent on drowning himself in alcohol to forget the man that both wronged us.
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[And he'll insist on that no matter how young he looks.]
Aaah, so it's that kind of drinking? That might actually work, better than mine does anyway. Good luck to him.
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[Akutagawa would rather face his problems head on instead of drowning them in liquor, but Chuuya isn’t Akutagawa.]
I plan on becoming intoxicated tonight. Do you have drink recommendations besides sake?
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[Chuuya knows more about alcohol than I ever will so blah blah, drinks if you want it to actually taste good, drinks if you want to get drunk quickly, cheaper drinks, a whole wealth of knowledge here.]
That help any?
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[But he might just stick with his Black Russian because he’s stubborn. Oh well.]
...I don’t suppose you know a Dazai Osamu.
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Chuuya puffs out a sigh.] Unfortunately, I do. Another coworker.
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[Oh boy...he’s totally drunk now...]
He never noticed me unless I disappointed him.
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[It's kind of pathetic, but he's not going to say that right now.]
Not that he ever actually taught him anything.
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[He kind of likes the sound of that...]
Ah. Did you have transportation home after this?
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[You know, after dark, while mostly drunk, in an area of Yokohama frequented by members of the mafia.]
Why?
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[Even being drunk doesn’t change that overly formal speech.]
I’m still enjoying our drinks at the moment, however.
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[Not that Chuuya would necessarily say no...]
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[He’s really feeling the booze now, swaying on his seat as he narrows his eyes at Chuuya.]
You’re very attractive.
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You're not half bad yourself. I accept.
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