it's a really subtle action, but it's one that speaks volumes about how yusuke perceives the situation. and even though akira kind of hates it—not that yusuke is thoughtful enough to help, but that his own discomfort is obvious enough to warrant it—he can't deny that he'd do just the same if the roles were reversed.
hadn't he, after all? even the very first time yusuke was in the metaverse, akira offered his shoulder—despite knowing that yusuke didn't want much to do with him. things have certainly changed since then—and now, the roles have been reversed.
tempting as it is, akira doesn't actually draw back, instead shifting his weight a bit. it becomes a little more obvious that there's a reason he's favorite one leg, just like there's a reason for his posture, the length of the sleeves on his hoodie and why he keeps his face dipped.]
...It's not as bad as it seems. [...as if that's going to make yusuke worry less or even seem believable.]
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it's a really subtle action, but it's one that speaks volumes about how yusuke perceives the situation. and even though akira kind of hates it—not that yusuke is thoughtful enough to help, but that his own discomfort is obvious enough to warrant it—he can't deny that he'd do just the same if the roles were reversed.
hadn't he, after all? even the very first time yusuke was in the metaverse, akira offered his shoulder—despite knowing that yusuke didn't want much to do with him. things have certainly changed since then—and now, the roles have been reversed.
tempting as it is, akira doesn't actually draw back, instead shifting his weight a bit. it becomes a little more obvious that there's a reason he's favorite one leg, just like there's a reason for his posture, the length of the sleeves on his hoodie and why he keeps his face dipped.]
...It's not as bad as it seems. [...as if that's going to make yusuke worry less or even seem believable.]