[Haru's always lived a life as if each day might be her last, a fact that isn't far off from reality. Legosi is much less used to living life on the edge, at least up until recently...he'd thrown himself into so many near-death situations that he honestly should be dead, yet here he is able to enjoy an onsen with his bunny girlfriend.
It's strange how things work out.
She's joking about becoming a stew while Legosi is wishing that didn't put an immediate picture of the very same in his mind's eye. It's gotten better with his bouts of weird training to suppress his desire to eat meat, but it's...different, with Haru. Never mind the fact that instincts aren't something you can fully, permanently erase. To do that would be to change who he is fundamentally, and that isn't something Legosi wants either. He wants a middle ground where he can still be himself while not being at a constant threat of someday eating his girlfriend.
He plans to have that never come to pass, and it starts with moments like these. Moments where he allows himself to smile slightly at her quip as opposed to thinking about it too seriously, letting the thought linger and pass as normally as anything else as he shifts the water around her to make sure she's doused properly.]
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It's strange how things work out.
She's joking about becoming a stew while Legosi is wishing that didn't put an immediate picture of the very same in his mind's eye. It's gotten better with his bouts of weird training to suppress his desire to eat meat, but it's...different, with Haru. Never mind the fact that instincts aren't something you can fully, permanently erase. To do that would be to change who he is fundamentally, and that isn't something Legosi wants either. He wants a middle ground where he can still be himself while not being at a constant threat of someday eating his girlfriend.
He plans to have that never come to pass, and it starts with moments like these. Moments where he allows himself to smile slightly at her quip as opposed to thinking about it too seriously, letting the thought linger and pass as normally as anything else as he shifts the water around her to make sure she's doused properly.]
That wouldn't be good for business.