Nori took a step back as she came back around, nodding to her reassurance.
The tinkerer sighed internally as he watched her go for another drink. Her few lucid moments held such promise, but that was from the outside looking in. Whatever it was that haunted her, was her reason for suffocating in booze, it apparently was so powerful it wasn't worth trying to look forward. If she couldn't find hope to move forward, then Nori would have it enough for her, and the many other lost souls he had discovered during his travels. All they had to do was hold on. A world in such pain, in despair and darkness would eventually be bathed in light once again.
Nori would make sure of it.
Giving a half-bow, he nodded his head to her, "Pleasure, Bee-chan."<i></i>
It was funny, reviewing the situation Nori had found himself in. One so hungry for knowledge, so often with the questions, had in fact asked so few and instead was the one being interrogated. Some people need not be further burdened by trivial matters. Making a life better was but a step in the right direction, something simple. One of his hard boots tapped the glass beneath him, it seeming to magnify his white teeth even more as he grinned. How was one to say he existed for the betterment of everyone else? To improve the world so vastly that it would shift how everyone lived?
"I'm a road scholar, I s'pose. Left Suna when I was seventeen a decade ago. I just got back no more than a few hours ago. My armor,"<i></i> He gestured to the metallic gold encasing his right side, "Is still speckled with the dust of my trip. Oh!,"<i></i> Obviously, he had forgot something crucial, "I'm a bit of an inventor...sort of. I like working with metal and chakra...so I crafted this armor. I've made weapons and armor under multiple forgemasters around the continent. It's also to no surprise I've grown quite fond of sword-fighting too. After making so many, it was hard not to want to pick them up....So consider me a bit of a brainy brawler.<i></i>
Unusual for such a combination to exist, but something about how he lived his life brought forth this odd breed.
The tinkerer sighed internally as he watched her go for another drink. Her few lucid moments held such promise, but that was from the outside looking in. Whatever it was that haunted her, was her reason for suffocating in booze, it apparently was so powerful it wasn't worth trying to look forward. If she couldn't find hope to move forward, then Nori would have it enough for her, and the many other lost souls he had discovered during his travels. All they had to do was hold on. A world in such pain, in despair and darkness would eventually be bathed in light once again.
Nori would make sure of it.
Giving a half-bow, he nodded his head to her, "Pleasure, Bee-chan."<i></i>
It was funny, reviewing the situation Nori had found himself in. One so hungry for knowledge, so often with the questions, had in fact asked so few and instead was the one being interrogated. Some people need not be further burdened by trivial matters. Making a life better was but a step in the right direction, something simple. One of his hard boots tapped the glass beneath him, it seeming to magnify his white teeth even more as he grinned. How was one to say he existed for the betterment of everyone else? To improve the world so vastly that it would shift how everyone lived?
"I'm a road scholar, I s'pose. Left Suna when I was seventeen a decade ago. I just got back no more than a few hours ago. My armor,"<i></i> He gestured to the metallic gold encasing his right side, "Is still speckled with the dust of my trip. Oh!,"<i></i> Obviously, he had forgot something crucial, "I'm a bit of an inventor...sort of. I like working with metal and chakra...so I crafted this armor. I've made weapons and armor under multiple forgemasters around the continent. It's also to no surprise I've grown quite fond of sword-fighting too. After making so many, it was hard not to want to pick them up....So consider me a bit of a brainy brawler.<i></i>
Unusual for such a combination to exist, but something about how he lived his life brought forth this odd breed.