If that's what you want. Yours is probably closer. Could head to Midas and get a hotel. If they still have those.
[They have to, right? Katze can't imagine Midas without the bright, oddly themed hotels. He's relieved that Aomine isn't nauseated enough to be sick on him just yet.
He's nice enough. Friendly. It's so warming and nice but at the same time Katze knows that it is a fault. Knows that the slums take that kind of thing and exploit it, rip out all the good features you had and leave something hardened behind.
He doesn't want to think of that. He just walks with Aomine out of the bar and is relieved when no one moves to follow them. More because of his hair, he thinks, than because he still looks dangerous.]
I think my place is a bit too far for tonight.
[He reaches up, gently grooms Aomine's hair back away from his face, as though it's long enough to bother him in the first place. And Eos, Tanagura, does seem like a long way away for both of them to stumble. Katze would have waited to sober up even on his own.]
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[They have to, right? Katze can't imagine Midas without the bright, oddly themed hotels. He's relieved that Aomine isn't nauseated enough to be sick on him just yet.
He's nice enough. Friendly. It's so warming and nice but at the same time Katze knows that it is a fault. Knows that the slums take that kind of thing and exploit it, rip out all the good features you had and leave something hardened behind.
He doesn't want to think of that. He just walks with Aomine out of the bar and is relieved when no one moves to follow them. More because of his hair, he thinks, than because he still looks dangerous.]
I think my place is a bit too far for tonight.
[He reaches up, gently grooms Aomine's hair back away from his face, as though it's long enough to bother him in the first place. And Eos, Tanagura, does seem like a long way away for both of them to stumble. Katze would have waited to sober up even on his own.]