'Old thing' is going to get old really fast. Especially when there are goddesses on board who have to be older than him, right?
"Nobunaga Oda, 1582, Hell." He just completely removed the bit about Japan Earth in favor of Demon King dramatics, awesome.
He bows in gratitude though. "Thank you." Fiddle. Fit as a fiddle means healthy as a horse -- though Nobunaga is kind of UNSURE about that reference. Horses are so difficult to keep healthy. He knows better than even Shingen Takeda who has the strongest cavalry in the world for their time period - because Nobunaga specifically fought and undermined the weaknesses. But sure, pretending horses are healthier than humans or something like that, he infers.
And Nobunaga desperately tried to find a dictionary. That was literally the first thing he tried to do, and the reason he wants to torture Stede Bonnet for eternity. (Stede ignored him, told him to buzz off, and was even less than unhelpful also wasting both of their times.) You know what the library not having nonfiction means? No dictionaries. While he still means to pester Cesar for the textbooks, it's unlikely he downloaded a dictionary. So Nobunaga is writing his own. It has such useful things like zombies, and fuck. And platypus.
Ossie doesn't want help, but he didn't say he wanted to be left alone (yet?) either, so Nobunaga assumes he should just avoid touching things, because he does give off that intimidating Demon King aura -- he's oblivious that it's more like the aura of a 5 year old about to set the ship on fire if they get too bored. Same thing, right? So of course he hovers nearby waiting for more instruction, and maybe return introduction.
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"Nobunaga Oda, 1582, Hell." He just completely removed the bit about Japan Earth in favor of Demon King dramatics, awesome.
He bows in gratitude though. "Thank you." Fiddle. Fit as a fiddle means healthy as a horse -- though Nobunaga is kind of UNSURE about that reference. Horses are so difficult to keep healthy. He knows better than even Shingen Takeda who has the strongest cavalry in the world for their time period - because Nobunaga specifically fought and undermined the weaknesses. But sure, pretending horses are healthier than humans or something like that, he infers.
And Nobunaga desperately tried to find a dictionary. That was literally the first thing he tried to do, and the reason he wants to torture Stede Bonnet for eternity. (Stede ignored him, told him to buzz off, and was even less than unhelpful also wasting both of their times.) You know what the library not having nonfiction means? No dictionaries. While he still means to pester Cesar for the textbooks, it's unlikely he downloaded a dictionary. So Nobunaga is writing his own. It has such useful things like zombies, and fuck. And platypus.
Ossie doesn't want help, but he didn't say he wanted to be left alone (yet?) either, so Nobunaga assumes he should just avoid touching things, because he does give off that intimidating Demon King aura -- he's oblivious that it's more like the aura of a 5 year old about to set the ship on fire if they get too bored. Same thing, right? So of course he hovers nearby waiting for more instruction, and maybe return introduction.