Of course Ienzo had been inducted into the clan, and of course it was as a full member. It had got Kadaj's back up, but he'd done his best to keep it quiet, at least during the meeting. It had been easy enough to ignore how irritated he was about Ienzo when he was stuck in a room with Orochimaru at the same time
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It wasn't just that he was Ryoka, obviously. That alone wouldn't be enough to be special in the clan, not with Marluxia around.
Kadaj got it, of course he got it; people who could perform advanced alchemy were rare, people who could do it without an array were rarer. But it was hard not to be a little bit bitter at how easy Ienzo was having it.
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He knew there were a fair few Ryoka, but he hadn't met many of them. The only ones that really stuck out in his memory were the two they had the problem with, Hidan's bitch of a girlfriend and the old dude with the eye patch. He'd proved to be way more trouble than he was worth.
Even then, he knew there were more and he had no idea about the abilities of those ones. As it stood, they seemed to have typically Spiran Classes, which he hadn't expected of a Ryoka. Some classes were more 'special' than others, but there weren't really any that struck him as far-and-away amazing. Unless he could summon Sin, or something. How he was 'special', especially by Khamja standards, was a mystery to him. He couldn't even fathom how he was, especially considering the berserker had the ability to pull a weapon out of nowhere. That was pretty special. Maybe it was that.
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"He's an alchemist," he said, "but he can do it without the stupid pictures." He knew that was significant, because no one was supposed to be able to do it, but the very specific significance was lost on him. He could tell, however, that it was a bigger deal than it sounded to him, because of the way everybody else had reacted.
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Even so, Ienzo's first port of call was the kitchen. It paid to know where the essentials like food and the like could be gathered, so he had gone in search of it once having his one-room-confinement-rule lifted. If he was nervous when he pushed the door open, it didn't show.
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She finished folding the shirt and put it on top of one of the piles, and then looked at Ienzo again.
"Would you like a drink?" Then she asked the important question; "Do you drink tea, or would you prefer something else?"
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Unfortunately, there wasn't very much that Tayuya could do about it. Kadaj had gone, and then come back some time later looking far too happy, while Yylfordt looked as though he'd gone swimming in an oil slick. With the goggles on his head, and the rather traditional Al Bhed clothes, along with his hair tied back out of the way, he looked far too stereotypically Al Bhed.
He also, much like Kadaj, looked very much in his element.
When Yylfordt then complained that he was hungry, Tayuya raised an eyebrow and told him, "You know where the kitchen is."
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Not that he expected Tayuya to make him anything anyway. Instead he looked at Kadaj with a very deliberate grin. "Be a pal, bro."
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"Hey, get your own fuckin' food. We're heading down now anyway, so y'can just come with us." He paused. "If Nel yells at ya, y'can take it like a man and beg for your life like the rest of us."
He would have clapped him on the shoulder as an accompaniment to his predatory grin of amusement, but he didn't want to transfer any of the oil to himself.
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"Stop being a pussy, Yylfordt." She said, resisting the desire to kick him in the back of the kneecap.
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