"Sure they're unnecessary for someone like you. You're also bad at making them," Charlemagne countered as Angelica argued. She continued to prove his point with an additional upturn of her nose. At the current rate, she'd develop quite the problem if she kept doing that. "You bend your neck like that one more time, and your head might be upside-down and backwards. Mindful of how heavy all that hair must be," he said, viewing the young goddess while tilting his own head. She was definitely reacting exactly the way he recalled, much to his satisfaction. Actually, every point was nailed in a single breath. "There it is. That's awesome!" he stated.
As for the more volatile subject they spoke on, Angelica did seem to understand his point, at least a bit. He could deal with that. Another sigh passed Charlemagne's lips, but that was more progress than he'd gotten from anyone else outside the Twelve Peers. "Well, that's something. Having to explain it without anyone getting the point was about to drive me crazy," he griped. Exasperated by it all, Charlemagne ran a hand through his hair. He could relax now, and go about discussions of more immediate importance. The two-year journey he embarked on with some others was just beginning, all to find Aincrad in the end. Being able to meet Angelica this way was a massive boon to his sanity and general wellbeing, but it wasn't the same. Luckily for Charlemagne, the plan would make this trip much shorter than two years for himself and the others. "It is way shorter, and it might be even shorter for us. It seems like there's a time difference between the two worlds, so we should be able to pass that two years in as little as a few weeks on that end. If things work out the way I'm thinking, our time here will be mostly travel. But... are you gonna be alright? I was thinking two years is a pretty long time to be in hiding. You're the one who should be taking care of yourself. Don't go getting caught and falling into any of the Father's traps. If that happens, well... I guess I don't even have a threat for that, but it won't be pretty!"
As for the more volatile subject they spoke on, Angelica did seem to understand his point, at least a bit. He could deal with that. Another sigh passed Charlemagne's lips, but that was more progress than he'd gotten from anyone else outside the Twelve Peers. "Well, that's something. Having to explain it without anyone getting the point was about to drive me crazy," he griped. Exasperated by it all, Charlemagne ran a hand through his hair. He could relax now, and go about discussions of more immediate importance. The two-year journey he embarked on with some others was just beginning, all to find Aincrad in the end. Being able to meet Angelica this way was a massive boon to his sanity and general wellbeing, but it wasn't the same. Luckily for Charlemagne, the plan would make this trip much shorter than two years for himself and the others. "It is way shorter, and it might be even shorter for us. It seems like there's a time difference between the two worlds, so we should be able to pass that two years in as little as a few weeks on that end. If things work out the way I'm thinking, our time here will be mostly travel. But... are you gonna be alright? I was thinking two years is a pretty long time to be in hiding. You're the one who should be taking care of yourself. Don't go getting caught and falling into any of the Father's traps. If that happens, well... I guess I don't even have a threat for that, but it won't be pretty!"
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