Post by Deleted on Jul 26, 2018 16:06:57 GMT -4
Looks like it was possible for someone to like to cook more than even his mom. That felt difficult, though it was easily visible just from how she looked like while she talked about her hobby and the very tone of her voice itself. It was clear that she loved to cook, loved to eat pastries, sweets, etc. (Which explains her chubbyness), along with trying to cook new things from what he heard before. Otherwise, she liked to just stare at the trees back at her school and.. training from some teacher she had. Good for her, she is trying to get in shape at least. Though, if he's correct, all the boys these days like girls thick like her, right? Probably, he didn't really remember.
Well, it was his turn to answer, then ask, so he cleared his throat quickly and decided to be as honest as possible. "No one, to be quite honest. When I was little and in the orphanage, I was always taught a negative view of quirkeds and the heroes. Honestly, I really look up to knights themselves, the concept and what they represent. Mom and Dad read me a lot of stories like those every night.. well, eventually, I just wanted to bring their justice and honor here." The Knight. Representing Valor, Courage and Righteousness. Honor above all and not discriminate anyone, even if it conflicts the soul of the knight himself. Then the Lion. Representing Power, Fearlesness and, above all, Courage, as always. That was the ultimate inspiration for him to have created the L.K persona, even if he didn't have a remotely appropriate quirk for his outfit. Why did it have to be? Well, either way, it was his turn. "Erm.. uh.. Who do YOU look up to?" Well shit. He really didn't have anything in mind, so he cheaped out.
Well, it was his turn to answer, then ask, so he cleared his throat quickly and decided to be as honest as possible. "No one, to be quite honest. When I was little and in the orphanage, I was always taught a negative view of quirkeds and the heroes. Honestly, I really look up to knights themselves, the concept and what they represent. Mom and Dad read me a lot of stories like those every night.. well, eventually, I just wanted to bring their justice and honor here." The Knight. Representing Valor, Courage and Righteousness. Honor above all and not discriminate anyone, even if it conflicts the soul of the knight himself. Then the Lion. Representing Power, Fearlesness and, above all, Courage, as always. That was the ultimate inspiration for him to have created the L.K persona, even if he didn't have a remotely appropriate quirk for his outfit. Why did it have to be? Well, either way, it was his turn. "Erm.. uh.. Who do YOU look up to?" Well shit. He really didn't have anything in mind, so he cheaped out.
