Rakutsu forgoes the act of teacher in favor of watching Amrita play the game. Not out of laziness or impatience, however. He simply felt it was best for her to figure things out. Walking her through the battles and game will only take the experience away. Such as the fear of the unknown, thrill of the battle, and uncertainty of how to fight enemies. Telling her where some items were was still in his field, however. Too annoying just to check every nook and cranny for a health boost. Although, he did cringe each time the girl died. Having the experience needed to avoid those deaths gave a feeling of nostalgia.<br/><br/>Even so, he felt the urge to warn her of danger or cheer her success. It was weird. Just as this feeling of wanting to prolong this moment in time. His room was a sanctuary. A place he felt at peace and away from all the bullshit that infected the world. Somewhere no one, not even family members can stain. It was the same for all teenagers, certainly. But the teen didn’t want his room to be rid of the dark beauty sitting next to him. He’ll give her the whole bed if needed.<br/><br/>”You did pretty good. For your first time playing the game, at least.” She did die more times then he did, on his first night playing, however. But that little fact is kept within himself. No need to ruin her confidence.<br/><br/>”I can understand.” Not completely. He didn’t have siblings and his mother gave him his space. However, he can understand how someone can be protective of their youth or how someone can be too annoying to live with. His cousins for example. They were the closet thing to siblings in his fucked up world. Siblings he fucked in the shower. If his mind can find a point to his ramblings is that they all needed a break from the recent events. Even if it’s just an afternoon of vegging out in the bedroom, playing video games.<br/><br/>But Amrita had different ideas. Ones which made Rakutsu go still in shock and disbelief. Did…did she really suggest that? No…she couldn’t have. Oh shit she did….<br/><br/>He wasn’t sure how these ideas came to the telepath. Did she see into his infected mind? No, he would have felt it. Maybe it’s the mood? A guy and girl all alone can produce this feeling. It felt weird. Overwhelming even. He began to see fearful of this idea because of what happened with his cousins. What if she finds out? So why wasn’t he trying to stop it?<br/><br/>Instead, he embraced the girl and took the leading role in their dance by sealing their lips. Both hands right above her perky ass.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Are they not going a little far with this? Transferring matter into another universe? Chris said it was safe, but he still thought different. It was overkill for a high school science fair. Rakutsu didn’t voice these concerns, however. He trusted Chris enough to go through with this. His classmate won’t go too far with this.<br/><br/>”Or maybe there is a universe where you two are best friends.” He snickered, targeting both classmates to stop their bickering. Or maybe there is a world where he ends up a cyborg ninja, like in metal gear? Actually, no because that would be fucking dumb.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, in another universe, his cyborg ninja self sneezed.<br/><br/>Perception: 19 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=156821)<br/><br/>”Marstech reps?” He spoke aloud to his partners. ”I wonder if they would take anything a teenager does seriously. My money is on no, but maybe I’m just cynical.” Rakutsu soon gets back to his group, but would check on the Marstech people every so often.<br/><br/>”Too bad for you because none are anywhere near town. Besides you would have been treated exactly like an animal in one instead of looking like one.” Rakutsu bluntly stated once he went over to Rex. Probably one of few people who had the balls too. Is a gorilla really the worst thing to encounter in this world? ”How are you feeling Adolfo?” He had a little bit more sympathy for the other classmate, who wasn’t giving everyone unneeded scorn. ”Did they really need to have you guys come back during the science fair? It’s like throwing someone who doesn’t know how to swim in the deep end.”