[ To her credit, she manages to keep her expression completely blank even though her heart pounds so hard it threatens to break out of her ribcage. Getting defensive over his (compliment? observation? joke?) statement would only be suspicious, so she puts a small smile in place and tries to look flattered. ]
You're right! I can do this. [ She sticks her tongue out and does a cloverleaf fold. ] Not too ordinary!
[ Her airy laugh is only a little genuine, but hopefully it does the trick to cast off any doubts, at least enough that he won't be inclined to investigate further.
Forcing herself to relax (or at least look it), she tucks a knee to her chest and rests her chin on it. ]
It's hard to know what's better: being able to see every aspect of the world or being in the dark. I do know that the worst is being stuck in between. Stands are tricky like that; non-users can see the tools and effects--steel balls, spray cans, people disappearing in thin air, objects moving seemingly on their own--but not the Stands themselves. I guess I'm just fortunate to know what's even going on and not thinking it's... I don't know, ghosts or something!
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You're right! I can do this. [ She sticks her tongue out and does a cloverleaf fold. ] Not too ordinary!
[ Her airy laugh is only a little genuine, but hopefully it does the trick to cast off any doubts, at least enough that he won't be inclined to investigate further.
Forcing herself to relax (or at least look it), she tucks a knee to her chest and rests her chin on it. ]
It's hard to know what's better: being able to see every aspect of the world or being in the dark. I do know that the worst is being stuck in between. Stands are tricky like that; non-users can see the tools and effects--steel balls, spray cans, people disappearing in thin air, objects moving seemingly on their own--but not the Stands themselves. I guess I'm just fortunate to know what's even going on and not thinking it's... I don't know, ghosts or something!