[This shota can be found wandering the the towns. Searching for some entertainment that he would like to call "books". After all, this place had a... vintage look to it. So there was bound to be a bookstore or two around here, dammit! HE WILL FIND
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Asato doesn't seem to care how he's got them strewn about; he just wants to look through everything and see all the pictures. Anything with small print and no pictures is set off into another pile, but if he finds something with illustrations or photographs, he takes his sweet time paging through, taking in the wealth of new information. He can't claim to understand, but he likes to just see. If the books belong to anyone, they'd probably be rather upset about the mess he's making.
When he looks up there's a face in the window. His fur bristles in surprise and he reflexively tosses down the biology book he was holding, as if wanting to separate himself from responsibility for the pile of books strewn about him.]
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Uh... Hey... You don't have to be scared. [He's just a shota with guns, he won't do anything.]
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Do you want books?
[He picks one up and tosses it to him, hoping that's satisfactory.]
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You betcha. [He smiles.] Thanks!
[Normally, while he would indulge in his book reading, something about the man in front of him intrigues him.] So, what are you? [He wasn't being rude. He honestly just wanted to satisfy his curiosity.]
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[The answer comes quite plainly. It's not like he feels the need to hide his species, after all. And even the particularities of his own form--no one here has made even a single comment on the color of his fur. It's enough to make him nervous.]
Can you read all these?
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Yeah, I can. [Answering with a smile.]
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After a moment, he offers him another book. It's full of text, no pictures. Nothing he could personally benefit from.]
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[This book was something he was more familiar with.] What's your name? [He had no problem with multi-tasking. After all, he was secretly intrigued with this one.]
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[He stands and stretches, limbs stiff from sitting down amongst these books for so long. He's about six foot even, standing up perfectly straight.]
Yours?
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The name's "Jr."! Pleased to meet ya!
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[Introductions are awkward, and Asato was never very good with words to begin with. But he tries. Oh, he tries.]
What do these books say?
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[It's not something he was ever exposed to. Poetry was for the gifted, the intelligent and natural individuals in his society.]
I would very much like to know more.
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And then the Mun grabbed a random line from google]
"There is a place where the sidewalk ends
And before the street begins,
And there the grass grows soft and white,
And there the sun burns crimson bright,
And there the moon-bird rests from his flight
To cool in the peppermint wind."
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