Ryouta made no further sound and so the partridge turned to him, his expression as unreadable as ever. “Well, doctor, you see, I cook a lot,” the rock dove told him, looking more and more confused by the second. “How did you go about performing the procedure? You seem as though you had a method. “That obvious, huh?” the rock dove replied, deflating a little.ĭoctor Iwamine elected, again, not to respond, tilting his head to one side in a manner that almost gave his usual detached expression some inflection of curiosity. “Is this your first time performing a lab procedure, Mr. And he could vouch from his observation before that the pipetting had been performed with the utmost accuracy. The doctor did not reply, but he took a few steps towards the lab bench and peered over at the lab setup. “Did you need something from me, sir?” Ryouta finally questioned tentatively, dreading the answer. “I-I’m sorry, doctor,” Ryouta replied, glancing around the room as if silently begging for somebirdie to help him.Īny bird that caught his eye sent a clear message: sorry pal, you’re on your own. Though I’m not sure that’s any of your business, Mr. “I came to retrieve some… important materials for my research. It prevented too many bothersome questions. Good to know he always had that effect on the students. The rock dove’s red eyes were wide with shock. “D-doctor Iwamine? What are you doing here?” It was a good thing Ryouta had just finished placing the solution-filled flask back on the table, for he fluttered a good foot in the air before turning around. Another one of those mundanities he was unlikely to ever fully understand. If it had been him, the workspace would’ve been cluttered with spills and haphazard setups everything in complete disarray.Ī quaint notion. Skills could by no means be passed down through genetics.īesides, the rock dove clearly had an organized method approach to the experiment. He brushed a stray thought aside without giving it a chance to argue its case. The partridge mused to himself as he examined the natural way Kawara had picked up the new skills. His bright red eyes were narrowed in intense concentration, and his movements were deliberate and focused.ĭoctor Iwamine had never seen the boy look so confident. It’s ugly suffering and illness, and I think…perhaps people might actually be trivializing the seriousness of these (albeit fictional) quails’ feelings and situations, in an attempt to sympathize with them.There was almost a grace to the manner in which the young rock dove moved the equipment around, and if the doctor had not known for certain this fact to be false, he would’ve assumed the boy had done it before.Īt first, Ryouta Kawara had stared at the numerous chemicals and test tubes with the same anxious expression he had when attempting just about anything for the first time, but as he read over the lab instructions and began sorting out the equipment, his demeanor changed entirely. I suffer depression and anxiety disorder, and manic depression, so I tend to avoid the quails because it brings up painful memories for me :\ It wasn’t tragic and beautiful or romantic at all.
I think a lot of quail boyfriends fans could benefit from taking a step back and looking a little more closely at their own interpretations so let’s try and break this down in its most basic form: a lot of quail boyfriends fans have wildly misconstructed the relationship between Hitori and Kazuaki (referred to as Ousama in this post for clarification’s sake) to the point of being harmful and kind of offensive.
Unfortunately, it has to do with the way a large chunk of the quail boyfriends fandom portray their ship (read: NOT everyone, maybe not even the majority, but it’s definitely a prominent amount of people). I’ve noticed a bit of an unsettling trend within the Hato fandom recently, and it looks like I’m not the only person who’s found it kind of alarming, so because of that I thought I would try to write an analysis of why people might be seeing an issue. You want to help others as much as possibleĪhaha, Nagezaki XD I gotta doodle this, hold on a second. You’re oblivious and very forward about things You love to draw, and/or want to become a comic artist (or mangaka) You love to LARP (live action role play) You tend to eat a lot of food at a time (I try not to, but–!! _ ) You’re quiet and don’t like interacting with others You know (some) French ~Comment allez-vous? :3 It takes you a while for you to warm up to people Fulfilling promises is very important to you You try your best to stay cheerful and laid back You have fallen for a close friend of yours At least one of your parents are dead/divorced
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