[Whittling a man down to size should give him relief. The high airs he needs to leave this encounter feeling like he came out on top. It had worked, but watching the man's face fall only hollows him out. Inuyasha's gone egg-shell brittle. Outside he's rigid, fury turned to a searing sulk beneath the curtain of his bangs.
There's nothing more to say, is there? If he doesn't leave now he'll just dig the hole deeper, the man will bore into him with piteous eyes, and he just might go up in flames. Let hell devour him whole before he makes a bigger fool of himself.
Inuyasha takes one step. Then he's snared all over again — no jokes this time. It's a name. An invitation. His eyes zip to the couch and he nearly asks what "crash" is supposed to mean before the implication wallops him upside the head.
If Tony took his time answering before, Inuyasha doubles that measure now. His lips pull thin.
It's...a kind gesture. An unexpected one from this half of the household. Thor would be pretty cavalier about it, he guesses. That doesn't stop his skin from going prickly. A "yes" is an ocean away. Inuyasha doesn't belong here. In this apartment, in this city. In this world. He's only being offered something because he cuts such a pathetic picture, an antiquated novelty that can't parse magic glassworks to save his life.]
Keh!
[He turns his back and hikes the window high.]
Don't make a meal of it. These people would be pissed to find some carcass stinking up their moon, that's all.
[He could offer his own name back.
Inuyasha takes to the wind instead. He's a will-o-the-wisp in the moonlight, whisking over the rooftops in inhuman bounds. One blink, and he's gone with the mist.]
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There's nothing more to say, is there? If he doesn't leave now he'll just dig the hole deeper, the man will bore into him with piteous eyes, and he just might go up in flames. Let hell devour him whole before he makes a bigger fool of himself.
Inuyasha takes one step. Then he's snared all over again — no jokes this time. It's a name. An invitation. His eyes zip to the couch and he nearly asks what "crash" is supposed to mean before the implication wallops him upside the head.
If Tony took his time answering before, Inuyasha doubles that measure now. His lips pull thin.
It's...a kind gesture. An unexpected one from this half of the household. Thor would be pretty cavalier about it, he guesses. That doesn't stop his skin from going prickly. A "yes" is an ocean away. Inuyasha doesn't belong here. In this apartment, in this city. In this world. He's only being offered something because he cuts such a pathetic picture, an antiquated novelty that can't parse magic glassworks to save his life.]
Keh!
[He turns his back and hikes the window high.]
Don't make a meal of it. These people would be pissed to find some carcass stinking up their moon, that's all.
[He could offer his own name back.
Inuyasha takes to the wind instead. He's a will-o-the-wisp in the moonlight, whisking over the rooftops in inhuman bounds. One blink, and he's gone with the mist.]