Hanabira had lost consciousness from yet another collision with the wall. The way Kazuhiko saw things, he'd be better off losing consciousness on a more permanent basis. He didn't intend to let any of these culprits live. Their methods were reeked of Saxony. If Saxons were allowed to live, their methods propagated. His was the responsibility of trimming the hedges, so to speak. "Get the next one," Kazu said to Sena, expecting Hanabira to pass out again later. For now, he woke the lad with another kick to the face, another slam against the wall. Before Hanabira could speak this time, Kazuhiko was already making demands again. "You're low on chances. Do as I say, or die," he said in an eerily plain manner. Hanabira only seemed more confused. "Huh? What are... you talking..." It seemed Hanabira was effectively concussed. Neither Kei nor Kazu was successfully getting an apology in the moment. With that in mind, Kazu shifted his gaze to Sena. "Do you want this one instead? It's pretty satisfying," he claimed.
At Kei's end though, there was a demand being made of the missing lad from that original group. Three were already being punished at least, but one of them had been caught in an attempted escape. Kei wasn't having any of that, but this lad wasn't being very complacent for different reasons. "Who, me? Try another one; I haven't done shit to you freaks!" he insisted. Seiichi thought that wasn't the best idea in terms of response options. Regardless, he was more concerned with the death of those others coming without the apologies Kazu and Kei sought. "Well... I only asked because, if you wanted, I could fix those guys and keep them alive until they give in. I don't see the point of torturing someone to death if you're not even going to get results," Seiichi commented, sharing his own strange form of darkness. Speaking of darkness, Kaguya was revealing a bit on that phone call as well. "A sailor suit, huh? Did you get one too?" Hiruko asked initially. "Actually, it doesn't matter. I'll get new ones for everybody. Oh!" As if remembering he'd been rude, Hiruko switched his phone to speaker mode just then. "It's Kayacchi. She doesn't know about the yacht yet~" he said to Sakura. Moving on to the situation Kaguya and some others were in, she quickly fell into code-speak. Hiruko understood her precise meaning throughout that speech, and in fact... the way she translated left him throbbing within Sakura. Of course, there was also some disturbing information in the mix. "When you put it like that, Kayacchi, it really gets me going. I knew I made a good choice picking you. Tell you what? I've got a phone call to make anyway, so... I'll see if there are any strings to pull. Anything else while I'm on the line?" he asked. If Kaguya wanted nothing else, Hiruko supposed he'd be making another call to Makima right away.
In the storage room, Reiji was further kept from reprieve. In fact, she claimed life was too short to avoid spontaneous moments such as what she now facilitated with mobile hips. Reiji's body obviously didn't disagree; he kept hardening under those movements. What Miko had to say was inline with Sakura's earlier words, albeit with a more clear and concise purpose that didn't seem so totally random. Already one deep, he wasn't so reprehensive this time around. Would he rely on nostalgia just a bit for the sake of pleasure-seeking? Well, that didn't even seem necessary; nostalgia wasn't the sole culprit of what he currently experienced. Miko offered... 'help' of some sort. Reiji could only sigh as he gave genuine consideration to the two-way offer, surprising himself in doing so. "I should instead be wondering what's happening to me lately. Shouldn't you be regrouping with your friends? There isn't even time for what you're suggesting, and as you yourself said... I am on the clock," he stated.
At Kei's end though, there was a demand being made of the missing lad from that original group. Three were already being punished at least, but one of them had been caught in an attempted escape. Kei wasn't having any of that, but this lad wasn't being very complacent for different reasons. "Who, me? Try another one; I haven't done shit to you freaks!" he insisted. Seiichi thought that wasn't the best idea in terms of response options. Regardless, he was more concerned with the death of those others coming without the apologies Kazu and Kei sought. "Well... I only asked because, if you wanted, I could fix those guys and keep them alive until they give in. I don't see the point of torturing someone to death if you're not even going to get results," Seiichi commented, sharing his own strange form of darkness. Speaking of darkness, Kaguya was revealing a bit on that phone call as well. "A sailor suit, huh? Did you get one too?" Hiruko asked initially. "Actually, it doesn't matter. I'll get new ones for everybody. Oh!" As if remembering he'd been rude, Hiruko switched his phone to speaker mode just then. "It's Kayacchi. She doesn't know about the yacht yet~" he said to Sakura. Moving on to the situation Kaguya and some others were in, she quickly fell into code-speak. Hiruko understood her precise meaning throughout that speech, and in fact... the way she translated left him throbbing within Sakura. Of course, there was also some disturbing information in the mix. "When you put it like that, Kayacchi, it really gets me going. I knew I made a good choice picking you. Tell you what? I've got a phone call to make anyway, so... I'll see if there are any strings to pull. Anything else while I'm on the line?" he asked. If Kaguya wanted nothing else, Hiruko supposed he'd be making another call to Makima right away.
In the storage room, Reiji was further kept from reprieve. In fact, she claimed life was too short to avoid spontaneous moments such as what she now facilitated with mobile hips. Reiji's body obviously didn't disagree; he kept hardening under those movements. What Miko had to say was inline with Sakura's earlier words, albeit with a more clear and concise purpose that didn't seem so totally random. Already one deep, he wasn't so reprehensive this time around. Would he rely on nostalgia just a bit for the sake of pleasure-seeking? Well, that didn't even seem necessary; nostalgia wasn't the sole culprit of what he currently experienced. Miko offered... 'help' of some sort. Reiji could only sigh as he gave genuine consideration to the two-way offer, surprising himself in doing so. "I should instead be wondering what's happening to me lately. Shouldn't you be regrouping with your friends? There isn't even time for what you're suggesting, and as you yourself said... I am on the clock," he stated.
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