04-01-2018, 10:47 PM
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[shadow=darkblue,right]KILLUA[/shadow]
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Social interactions usually became increasingly difficult for the wildcat. There were some instances where it was easier to interact with those that were around him. After all, he just had to lie about what he was currently feeling at the time and there wouldn't be a huge deal to really worry about it. He just had to make sure that others were mostly on his side and nothing else. It wasn't exactly difficult to do when others were easily manipulated. If he really wanted to he could use his mental powers that he had under lockdown to make sure that others wouldn't feel afraid of him and manipulate their emotions a little bit. Almost as if he was someone that was luring his prey to be killed, which was a lot harder said to be done with those were more paranoid about those they ended up meeting. Killua knows the way that the clan mind works nowadays after all. The assassin had been through the ropes several times, done studies by keeping his distance from others and figured out why they interacted with each other the way that they did. It was confusing to Killua at first until he actually ended up having a fight with his mentor, and after that, he was able to understand why clanners were so trusting of one another. There was power when it came to living in numbers compared to living alone. They had no choice but to deal with each other if they were going to go up against a group that was larger than their own. Numbers meant a lot to the clan, and if they had someone that was going to be willing to join the place, then they would try everything in their power to make sure that happened. They had to have trust in one another, or they would probably end up losing their minds in some shape or form because none of them enjoyed the idea of actually being alone for once. This could also mean that the enemies could use this against them by simply sending in a spy to deal with them. The assassin had that role once, and it was extremely easy for him to gather information if he decided that he wanted to join the place. Either way, social interactions became somewhat easier for the Zoldyck, as he was getting a better understanding of what he should say and when not to say them. He hadn't called any older lady a hag or an older male an old man yet either. So he considered that to be a pretty good start. At least in his mind for the time being as he was going to have to take one step at a time if he was going to actually become a kid like he wanted to be instead of a kill like his family really wanted him to. Now that he was on the ground, he was ready to listen to anything that could be approaching his way. Sure she could be nice, but she could easily have a facade that she was using to try and make him comfortable around her. Even if she was young from the looks of it, but that's where most made their mistakes. Killua was young himself and had killed plenty over his short lifetime. The assassin was lethal and others probably just looked at him thinking that he was all bark and no bite. His large ears swiveled on his head when he heard pawsteps coming toward the group. The sound of crunching snow immediately giving the other away of where his location was at. He hadn't had a chance to memorize the actions of others, such as the sounds they made when they breathed or the specific way an animal could walk.
Killua didn't turn his head to acknowledge the other member when Jersey padded up. When the other spoke though, the serval's nose curled up in distaste at the other's language. It made his skin crawl for some reason, and the other was even more annoying than he could be, but half the time he was just messing around with others. Killua would let a low huff escape his jaws as he kept his distance from Jersey, just like everyone else. "I swear every time you speak it makes anyone wanna vomit." Killua said with a calm tone, not really caring how the other would react to what he said. The other didn't react to the insult when a canine in the group had hosted an event where they decorated cupcakes or whatever and he had attempted to flirt with her. The guy would have better luck flirting with a rock. Killua's attention went back toward London though, and he seemed to be surprised by the other's compliment. He seemed to be shocked that someone would even say something like that. Compliments were never given to Killua, unless it was by his adopted sister but even then. A random stranger saying that he liked his name? Did she even know what his name meant? His name literally had 'Kill' in it, which others wouldn't consider all that original, let alone lovely. His name had nothing but bodies attached to it. Killua opened his jaws to almost mock the other that she wasn't able to realize what his name honestly meant, but was quick to shut his mouth. Raising one of his paws, he rubbed the back of his neck, almost in an embarrassed manner. "Arrigato." Killua would state in a low voice, barely making it audible. When had been the last time he had even spoken in Japanese? It had certainly been a while at least in his books. He did notice the way the other seemed to be confused with how Jersey was acting toward her. The embarrassment soon ebbed away as he shifted his paws soundlessly in the snow. "Don't worry not everyone is like him. Camp is that way too." Killua stated as he moved his body so that he was looking in the direction that London was looking and pointed in the specific direction that camp was in. He had no intention of leading her there, as he would probably find something else to do in the meantime.
Killua didn't turn his head to acknowledge the other member when Jersey padded up. When the other spoke though, the serval's nose curled up in distaste at the other's language. It made his skin crawl for some reason, and the other was even more annoying than he could be, but half the time he was just messing around with others. Killua would let a low huff escape his jaws as he kept his distance from Jersey, just like everyone else. "I swear every time you speak it makes anyone wanna vomit." Killua said with a calm tone, not really caring how the other would react to what he said. The other didn't react to the insult when a canine in the group had hosted an event where they decorated cupcakes or whatever and he had attempted to flirt with her. The guy would have better luck flirting with a rock. Killua's attention went back toward London though, and he seemed to be surprised by the other's compliment. He seemed to be shocked that someone would even say something like that. Compliments were never given to Killua, unless it was by his adopted sister but even then. A random stranger saying that he liked his name? Did she even know what his name meant? His name literally had 'Kill' in it, which others wouldn't consider all that original, let alone lovely. His name had nothing but bodies attached to it. Killua opened his jaws to almost mock the other that she wasn't able to realize what his name honestly meant, but was quick to shut his mouth. Raising one of his paws, he rubbed the back of his neck, almost in an embarrassed manner. "Arrigato." Killua would state in a low voice, barely making it audible. When had been the last time he had even spoken in Japanese? It had certainly been a while at least in his books. He did notice the way the other seemed to be confused with how Jersey was acting toward her. The embarrassment soon ebbed away as he shifted his paws soundlessly in the snow. "Don't worry not everyone is like him. Camp is that way too." Killua stated as he moved his body so that he was looking in the direction that London was looking and pointed in the specific direction that camp was in. He had no intention of leading her there, as he would probably find something else to do in the meantime.
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