Percentages weren't to the liking of a man who spouted philosophies of gambling. No, his thoughts were of things flipped around added to or taken away by a single shift. She supposed she agreed with that to some extent, but she wasn't the type to wait for unexpected results even if they were fun when they appeared. "Hm, I suppose that is an interesting way to think about it. He must be really afraid of you," she concluded. Whether it happened the way she assumed it would or not, now that she acknowledged a possibility she'd have to keep track of it for the future. Still, it seemed that Hiruko was willing to help, though not as a matter of free offering, everything was an exchange. "It is, though it seems less daunting in this case, since you're making it very clear you understand the nature of such exchanges..." Sakura mentioned. She was already planning to have sex with this man, but currently she wanted to pick his brain a bit and learn these new things about humans she'd been missing out on.
Hiruko skipped acknowledgement of a few things. Sakura assumed this was purposeful and as such would allow such topics to drop. They were still two people getting to know each other and she could respect that for what it was, she took her first sip and gave her first observation only to get a quippy reply about how old people thought of the burning. Her knowledge of humans said they weren't that old and they were hurting themselves to feel good, but it wasn't the weirdest thing to consider. "Definitely working more than beer. Old people are interesting," she murmured. Ah, but someone like Reiji would be considered 'old' by his own standards. Instead of directly answering her question about cooking there was an implication that Kakihara couldn't cook, a giggle escaped Sakura which was mostly innocent in nature. "Well, I am glad I already ate today~" she said. As for Hiruko potentially handling all the other things while he was here, that was interesting. "Everything else, huh? That is interested, you have a lot of those life skills or just those ones?~" she prodded.
Hiruko skipped acknowledgement of a few things. Sakura assumed this was purposeful and as such would allow such topics to drop. They were still two people getting to know each other and she could respect that for what it was, she took her first sip and gave her first observation only to get a quippy reply about how old people thought of the burning. Her knowledge of humans said they weren't that old and they were hurting themselves to feel good, but it wasn't the weirdest thing to consider. "Definitely working more than beer. Old people are interesting," she murmured. Ah, but someone like Reiji would be considered 'old' by his own standards. Instead of directly answering her question about cooking there was an implication that Kakihara couldn't cook, a giggle escaped Sakura which was mostly innocent in nature. "Well, I am glad I already ate today~" she said. As for Hiruko potentially handling all the other things while he was here, that was interesting. "Everything else, huh? That is interested, you have a lot of those life skills or just those ones?~" she prodded.
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