Alright, so Arthur could expect something akin to double the normal human lifespan in this world. That was quite a long time, but... his character and the one that became Artoria Pendragon─ they were meant to be the same. How had Artoria been around for so long? No; that wasn't something he would ask now. If he sought that answer, he would have to wait, if only so he could ask his twin in person. Despite being twins, he never felt like she was his closest sibling. In fact, she was the most intimidating force by far, leaving Arthur to gravitate toward the youngest of their family instead. As such, he felt more comfortable with the idea of approaching her when he already had topics to broach. All he had to do, was keep stable until they could meet.
Moving on, Vivian had no information regarding his boss. She even asked why he thought the girl was here, to which Arthur could only sigh before responding. "Because she vanished on me again, and she wasn't in any of the arcades anywhere in Shibuya, Shinjuku, or... anywhere. I finally checked her room, saw this game loaded, and decided to investigate through a first-hand experience. She has to be here, even if she hasn't shown up yet. I figured you three would be fine if you were here, so I was prioritizing her. Though, it's very satisfying to see at least one of you around. I'm glad you were able to pop up."
In the lull of conversation, Merlyn decided to take her leave. Oh well; her questions had been answered, and she had partaken of a meal with the group. Arthur could consider himself satisfied for the experience, brief as it was. "Don't thank me, Merlyn. We all contributed, and you're certainly no exception. Don't go another month without sharing the experience, alright?" he requested. With that said, Arthur took his final bite and rose from his seat as well. "Well then... I guess I should be getting around to those dishes, huh? I've made everyone else do too much already."
Moving on, Vivian had no information regarding his boss. She even asked why he thought the girl was here, to which Arthur could only sigh before responding. "Because she vanished on me again, and she wasn't in any of the arcades anywhere in Shibuya, Shinjuku, or... anywhere. I finally checked her room, saw this game loaded, and decided to investigate through a first-hand experience. She has to be here, even if she hasn't shown up yet. I figured you three would be fine if you were here, so I was prioritizing her. Though, it's very satisfying to see at least one of you around. I'm glad you were able to pop up."
In the lull of conversation, Merlyn decided to take her leave. Oh well; her questions had been answered, and she had partaken of a meal with the group. Arthur could consider himself satisfied for the experience, brief as it was. "Don't thank me, Merlyn. We all contributed, and you're certainly no exception. Don't go another month without sharing the experience, alright?" he requested. With that said, Arthur took his final bite and rose from his seat as well. "Well then... I guess I should be getting around to those dishes, huh? I've made everyone else do too much already."
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