[yeah, spirit grass to jin ling is not a drug, it's medicine!!!!! GOD]
Why, what about it? [He fills Toi's mug up, but he's use to, like, little teacups you sip on so he doesn't fill it very far. It smells a bit like cucumbers?] Here. It'll help with your eye, or whatever.
[Hm. Well, he also pours himself a bit, too, because he thinks Toi isn't going to trust him or something.]
[francy someone is dead but we are threading this in the middle of it]
Oh... [Wish he could say weird, but as someone with none family except for four crazy uncles, he accepts this.] You should do something legal, but at least you're doing something instead of lying on the ground and crying about it.
[Oh. Figures, he thinks, Toi would have something like a brother. Some kind of family. "Jiang Cheng is right there," an absolutely seemingly wholesome brother.]
If he was your brother, wouldn't he just worry anyway? That's all Ayabe does. He worries about all his brothers and sisters so much that's all he does ever.
Why? Can’t you do something about it? You can make your own money. And you can shoot a gun. [He saw and remembers that.] Why should you have to leave if you don’t want to leave?
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[He gives Toi a mug, but has to steep the spirit grass in the strainer first. It looks like there's some other stuff in with it...?]
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[ but he realizes that 'drug dealer' might not mean the same thing to jin ling when it comes to like. spirit grass. ]
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Why, what about it? [He fills Toi's mug up, but he's use to, like, little teacups you sip on so he doesn't fill it very far. It smells a bit like cucumbers?] Here. It'll help with your eye, or whatever.
[Hm. Well, he also pours himself a bit, too, because he thinks Toi isn't going to trust him or something.]
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toi takes it. ]
Where we're from, your spirit grass is considered a drug.
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That's what the others said. Like it's bad. But it isn't bad. It helps with pain and replenishes energy. And helps relax.
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... anyway, back home, I sell it. So that's why Ayabe has been assuming people have been getting it from me.
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You sell it...? To make money?
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[ emphasis on the p ]
It's not legal where I live.
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That's stupid. [About it not being legal.] Can't you just ask your family for money?
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No.
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Oh... [Wish he could say weird, but as someone with none family except for four crazy uncles, he accepts this.] You should do something legal, but at least you're doing something instead of lying on the ground and crying about it.
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I'm not old enough to have a normal job. And any jobs I would be able to get as a teenager wouldn't make as much money as I need.
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You have to be a certain age to get a job? [wild] ...Why do you need so much money? For something like deity-binding nets?
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[ jin ling please,,, ]
It was... so I can leave with my brother. He wouldn't have to worry about me anymore if I could provide for myself.
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[Oh. Figures, he thinks, Toi would have something like a brother. Some kind of family. "Jiang Cheng is right there," an absolutely seemingly wholesome brother.]
If he was your brother, wouldn't he just worry anyway? That's all Ayabe does. He worries about all his brothers and sisters so much that's all he does ever.
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[ more like, he knows that he gets in the way. ]
But as long as I was useful... that didn't matter.
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I probably get in Uncle Jiang's way, too.
[More like, he knows he gets in the way.]
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he looks down at the tea. ]
Is it frustrating?
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He wants me to do something great, but then he just yells at me when I try.
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[ although, some of jin ling's personality makes a little more sense now. ]
But you do keep trying?
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I'm not letting anything stop me from defeating a great beast during a Night Hunt, or from doing anything else. Even Uncle's yelling.
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... then you'll be fine.
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You're going to make money, too, right? And then go with your brother. [A pause.] Why are you leaving?
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[ it isn't big enough for them.
there's too many eyes looking out for them. ]
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Why? Can’t you do something about it? You can make your own money. And you can shoot a gun. [He saw and remembers that.] Why should you have to leave if you don’t want to leave?
[Clearly, someone is......spoiled.]
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