Nobunaga just shrugs. How the hell would he even know? "I guess..." he closes his eyes to think. Mitsunari if he had kinks. He does not. But the most normal, plain, rational, angelic version of it. "Something healthier? Like getting into working out sex, or something tamer than Sharky himself." A sober nod!
"I still think the best way to handle the Bahamanal is probably just to stabilize its environment. Like combating typhoons. As much as human's inclination might be to try shoot it, it is better to bend with it, and be stronger than it, so you outlive it, and reduce its fury by robbing it of its power and drive."
An annoyed huff about the considering words. It's not like Nobunaga doesn't. That's the problem. He chooses things that will disrupt everyone anyway. Still, there's a difference between doing it for the short term gain of chaos, and the long term gain of progress. And he doesn't want to make things harder on Klaus, and he's not always sure as much what is progress here. Maybe there's some degree of kicking things just because they're there, and Nobunaga is too reflexively used to having to fight everything in his wake? It's weird too, when so many things he's been used to fighting are suddenly vanished. Good. It means he won, but also unbalancing, since he is braced to fight and lacking the force that he is used to opposing the same. So he'll have to move and adapt like fighting a typhoon instead. Probably. Still -- "It is difficult to tell what is truly beneficial to someone even when it's extremely uncomfortable for them until after the fact. Especially if they are unaccustomed to any resistance." Everyone should be more like Teyrey.
But then Klaus is the one blushing and oh. Suddenly Nobuanga gets it. Why Klaus is always doing it to him and likes it so much. Okay then. "Hah... okay." That's a little embarrassing too. Even if people missed the whole tackle glomp and kitty head nudges, the floating was probably more obvious, especially with Nobunaga laying his head on Klaus' chest, but whatever. Since when has that stopped him?
And another thing...
Maybe he could just trailblaze a path for others to follow, like Crichton did (albeit accidentally) and he didn't have to push the entire country (or ship in this case) into the direction Nobunaga wanted. Without the restrictions of the past, he also had an additional opportunity to be freed of those ties that he'd been used to having to use to drag people out of their comfort zones just so Nobunaga could get closer to what he wanted for humanity. Although speaking of comfort zones, it wasn't like Nobunaga always stayed within his own either. Comfort was boring.
"Konpeito of purple, lavender and orange. Red, pink, and blueberry, Humanity's greatest accomplishment, Candy konpeito, the greatest treasure of all," He really did just start singing (for Klaus' ears only!) about candy. Listen... candy is great. "Spiky and sweet, the greatest of treats A konpeito wedding is a sight to behold Candy candy for the young and the old."
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"I still think the best way to handle the Bahamanal is probably just to stabilize its environment. Like combating typhoons. As much as human's inclination might be to try shoot it, it is better to bend with it, and be stronger than it, so you outlive it, and reduce its fury by robbing it of its power and drive."
An annoyed huff about the considering words. It's not like Nobunaga doesn't. That's the problem. He chooses things that will disrupt everyone anyway. Still, there's a difference between doing it for the short term gain of chaos, and the long term gain of progress. And he doesn't want to make things harder on Klaus, and he's not always sure as much what is progress here. Maybe there's some degree of kicking things just because they're there, and Nobunaga is too reflexively used to having to fight everything in his wake? It's weird too, when so many things he's been used to fighting are suddenly vanished. Good. It means he won, but also unbalancing, since he is braced to fight and lacking the force that he is used to opposing the same. So he'll have to move and adapt like fighting a typhoon instead. Probably. Still -- "It is difficult to tell what is truly beneficial to someone even when it's extremely uncomfortable for them until after the fact. Especially if they are unaccustomed to any resistance." Everyone should be more like Teyrey.
But then Klaus is the one blushing and oh. Suddenly Nobuanga gets it. Why Klaus is always doing it to him and likes it so much. Okay then. "Hah... okay." That's a little embarrassing too. Even if people missed the whole tackle glomp and kitty head nudges, the floating was probably more obvious, especially with Nobunaga laying his head on Klaus' chest, but whatever. Since when has that stopped him?
And another thing...
Maybe he could just trailblaze a path for others to follow, like Crichton did (albeit accidentally) and he didn't have to push the entire country (or ship in this case) into the direction Nobunaga wanted. Without the restrictions of the past, he also had an additional opportunity to be freed of those ties that he'd been used to having to use to drag people out of their comfort zones just so Nobunaga could get closer to what he wanted for humanity. Although speaking of comfort zones, it wasn't like Nobunaga always stayed within his own either. Comfort was boring.
"Konpeito of purple, lavender and orange.
Red, pink, and blueberry,
Humanity's greatest accomplishment,
Candy konpeito, the greatest treasure of all,"
He really did just start singing (for Klaus' ears only!) about candy. Listen... candy is great.
"Spiky and sweet, the greatest of treats
A konpeito wedding is a sight to behold
Candy candy for the young and the old."
Don't look at him.