Midstep, Pen was forced to a halt, leg trying to get ground as a hand on his shoulder kept him back. "H-hey. What?" The larger Marine explained himself loudly, making Pen exclaim, "Wait, what!?"
From ahead, the Marine turned his gaze, spotting the two. Overly long silver hair flipping a bit, he stomped over, nabbing his other sword en route. He wore a white vest with blue pants and a gray coat wrapped around his waist. "Pendleton! To what do I owe the displeasure?"
Gritting his teeth at Lieutenant Junior Grade Janiel, Pen hissed, "Huh? I was just checking to see why they put a dump in the middle of town, but it was just you."
"Oh, that's the best you've got? Why should I bother with the likes of you?"
"Why shouldeth I bother with the likes of youeth?" Pen repeated in a screechier voice.
Eye twitching, Janiel scoffed, "I'm not dealing with you today." Turning back to the blacksmith, he slammed down a few big bills before taking both swords, leaving only the eyes watching the scene.
Pen grumbled, "Stupid money having..." Loosening up a bit,he slipped his hands into his pockets, slouching as he grumbled, "Let's go get some food."
A few minutes of travel through the dusty town later, Pen cracked open the swinging doors to a slightly dingier than usual looking place. Voices became hushed for a moment as the Marines began to enter, but while they weren't the only ones, most here seemed to be huddled in groups of at least two, speaking in hushed tones once the Marines made their way in.
"Don't get the eggs, you'll be in bed for a week. Unless you want to be in bed for a week: they're reliable like that."
From ahead, the Marine turned his gaze, spotting the two. Overly long silver hair flipping a bit, he stomped over, nabbing his other sword en route. He wore a white vest with blue pants and a gray coat wrapped around his waist. "Pendleton! To what do I owe the displeasure?"
Gritting his teeth at Lieutenant Junior Grade Janiel, Pen hissed, "Huh? I was just checking to see why they put a dump in the middle of town, but it was just you."
"Oh, that's the best you've got? Why should I bother with the likes of you?"
"Why shouldeth I bother with the likes of youeth?" Pen repeated in a screechier voice.
Eye twitching, Janiel scoffed, "I'm not dealing with you today." Turning back to the blacksmith, he slammed down a few big bills before taking both swords, leaving only the eyes watching the scene.
Pen grumbled, "Stupid money having..." Loosening up a bit,he slipped his hands into his pockets, slouching as he grumbled, "Let's go get some food."
A few minutes of travel through the dusty town later, Pen cracked open the swinging doors to a slightly dingier than usual looking place. Voices became hushed for a moment as the Marines began to enter, but while they weren't the only ones, most here seemed to be huddled in groups of at least two, speaking in hushed tones once the Marines made their way in.
"Don't get the eggs, you'll be in bed for a week. Unless you want to be in bed for a week: they're reliable like that."