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Seta Souji ⬤ Persona 4
residential district ⬤ Middle Lunatia, New Arrival Apartments
moonblessing ⬤ Iris

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[dereban]

For sure. [ She tries to keep her voice even, although it's kind of difficult to think about anything else besides how nice this all feels, how he squeezes her hand and that alone makes her fluster when it earnestly makes her heart race when it logically shouldn't. It's nice, but it isn't enough. Which is probably why she can't help but sigh a little pathetically. ] Yeah, it sure does. I didn't think that those sorts of stories would deal with. . . although I guess some people are into that.

[fridgeninja]

Some people are into almost anything.

[He sounds serious but not particularly disturbed about it. He shifts a little as they sit, until his leg bumps lightly up against hers, and lets out a very faint, involuntary sigh at the additional contact and the sudden rush of endorphins it brings.]

[dereban]

No kidding.

[ Inaba, on the other hand, doesn't sound bothered at all; at least until his leg bumps slightly against her own, causing her eyes to widen a little bit because the touch is surprisingly nice, actually. ]

This is. . . nice.

[fridgeninja]

It is, isn't it? It's relaxing... at least for a little while.

[dereban]

Yeah. Like, I remember that the last couple of times I did this it was really nice, but.

[ . . . . ] "A little while"?

[fridgeninja]

The Moon's influence comes back after a while.

[dereban]

[ And cue the heavy sighing. ]

Of course it does. Guess there wouldn't be any easy way to sate things, huh?

[fridgeninja]

That depends on your definition of 'easy,' but... probably not.

[dereban]

Please don't say sex is easy.

[fridgeninja]

I did say "probably not."

[dereban]

Okay, good, because I don't want to have sex on the brain the whole time. . .

[ She says as she's already thinking about it. ]

[fridgeninja]

It is hard not to think about it, when Iris is in phase. But moonlacing without it... still helps.

[Just not as much, and with, at least for him, diminishing returns.]

What would you like to talk about?

[Because it will be easier not to think about sex if they're not talking about the influence of the moons. Probably.]

[dereban]

It's like. . . "Oh, you wanted to be constantly thirsty for a few days? Here you fucking go."

[ There's a bit of dry laughter there as she leans up against him a bit. ]

Hobbies, maybe? Some dumb icebreaker th I thing, I guess.

[fridgeninja]

[Souji shifts his shoulder a little to make himself more comfortable to lean against. This is nice.]

I have a lot of hobbies. Basketball, kendo, kung fu... origami, reading manga, building models... fishing, petting cats, cooking... rescuing people?

[dereban]

How do you have time to manage all those hobbies?

[ Sorry if she sounds a bit incredulous, because she actually is. ]

Also I've read plenty of manga before, but my main hobby is using computers and programming.

[fridgeninja]

Sometimes I don't sleep much.

Mm, that sounds interesting. I don't know much about computers, except the basics.

[dereban]

That's pretty unhealthy.

[ says the person who had issues sleeping due to worry and fear to the point where she was up until she eventually collapsed ]

Well, I like computers a lot and am planning in majoring in that sort of thing in about two years, so.

[fridgeninja]

That's pretty impressive.

I was thinking of studying psychology.

[dereban]

Psychology's pretty difficult.

[ Inaba knows, as someone who's done analysis of people as a hobby of hers. ]

[fridgeninja]

I really like learning about people, so.

[dereban]

Maybe, but you can't show biases when you're working that kind of job.

[fridgeninja]

Actually, once I get the degree, I'm going to apply to work with the police. I want to help people understand and keep them safe... but not quite that way.

[dereban]

A policeman with a psych degree? That's... pretty different.

[fridgeninja]

There are specialist jobs, at least in the big cities. Forensic psychology... using your understanding of how people think to help identify or analyze suspects and crimes.

I think I'd be good at it.

[dereban]

Ah, yeah. . . There is that sort of thing, isn't there? Not that it's my thing, even if analysis is a hobby of mine.