[He doesn’t mind having to look up at her, not really. It’s simple enough to just take the brush and paper, examining it very briefly — he then casts his gaze back up to Konoha.]
I see. [It makes sense, of course, that one would want to treat a wish with care. Though Connor was apt to put very little stock in the success of such wishes coming true, he knew, logically, that important ideas were to be treated accordingly when given physical form.]
What would you like for it to read? [-he says, moving to a flat surface so that he can write more easily.]
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I see. [It makes sense, of course, that one would want to treat a wish with care. Though Connor was apt to put very little stock in the success of such wishes coming true, he knew, logically, that important ideas were to be treated accordingly when given physical form.]
What would you like for it to read? [-he says, moving to a flat surface so that he can write more easily.]