You already know the reasons I'd lie to you in this sort of situation. [If the safety of her nation required her to or if Poland's safety required her to.] A secret girl anime society isn't one of them. I only escorted Himeko, I didn't know whose room we were going to until we arrived.
You're not a moron. Why were you so insistent on escorting her anyways?
She could have easily been leading you to some freaking ambush. Not that you wouldn't kick all their asses or anything-- but you being executed is not my ideal Sunday evening.
Or maybe she was just using you to seem credible about losing her stupid notebook. Like what's so great about her that you feel the need to stick your neck out for her.
On Thursday nights you can absolutely do nothing. It's the thing you should be doing actually? In fact the idea that she was harassing you about this stupid notebook to the point she needed an escort is obnoxious?
Who was escorting you back to the room once you dropped her off? I mean. Doesn't she give a crap about you back or?
Also normal girls don't have plants as their worst enemies. There could easily be something more to this that you're completely blind to.
Laima was with me. [She counts as an escort back.] And I already know the reason for her photograph, she explained it to me in private. [Lithuania didn't mention it since it didn't seem relevant, but apparently it's relevant now.]
[Lithuania can't help but bristle, but Poland must have known she would if Poland brought up something like that.] Don't imply I'm not taking this seriously!
I can't tell you what to do Lithuania. [Anymore at least.]
But I can definitely have an opinion on the things that you do and in my opinion you were being stupid and you could have just as easily been Selena or Cheshire or Lucy.
[What's the point of a buddy system if you separate from your buddy.]
You know. Until the next kid you like loses her lucky knife and wants you to wander around at two in the morning looking for it only to find it in your back.
You set up a paper alarm to make sure I didn't leave the room while you left the room-- if I decided I was going to walk Hinata to his bedroom and back you'd have a freaking stroke.
[Lithuania flops backwards onto her bed with a sigh, staring up at the ceiling. It's a more emotionally dramatic gesture than she usually expresses, which means Lithuania is having more emotional difficulty about this than she's expressing. But isn't she always?] I'm sorry, alright?
[Lithuania continues to stare up at the ceiling.] My top priority is ensuring we get home safely--and that Miata is unharmed. [Things Poland should understand.] If I can do that and help as many others as possible to survive, that's what I'll do, but if it interferes with those priorities, then I won't do it.
[She sits up again, composed once more, looking Poland in the eye.] I never once believed I was in any danger from Himeko. [She scratches Laima behind her ears.] She's a high school student, and I was on full alert.
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I don't really believe you're in some secret... girl society.
So. You'd better not be.
[You'll regret it.]
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You'll regret it.]
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You're not a moron. Why were you so insistent on escorting her anyways?
She could have easily been leading you to some freaking ambush. Not that you wouldn't kick all their asses or anything-- but you being executed is not my ideal Sunday evening.
Or maybe she was just using you to seem credible about losing her stupid notebook. Like what's so great about her that you feel the need to stick your neck out for her.
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On Thursday nights you can absolutely do nothing. It's the thing you should be doing actually? In fact the idea that she was harassing you about this stupid notebook to the point she needed an escort is obnoxious?
Who was escorting you back to the room once you dropped her off? I mean. Doesn't she give a crap about you back or?
Also normal girls don't have plants as their worst enemies. There could easily be something more to this that you're completely blind to.
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...Ugh Lithuania!
[ALSO NOT THE POINT?]
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And really I don't care if you get mad, because. It's totally true.
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[Belarus being the worst transgression-- but there have been others to a lesser degree.]
So you need to be more careful with who you trust around here.
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Miata's one thing. She's not playing, but some of these kids could turn on you in a heart beat if the incentive is enticing enough.
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If you were serious about this you wouldn't be walking around on a Thursday by yourself period.
You wanna be a good samaritan that late? Fine. Then you're just gonna end up like Selena.
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But I can definitely have an opinion on the things that you do and in my opinion you were being stupid and you could have just as easily been Selena or Cheshire or Lucy.
[What's the point of a buddy system if you separate from your buddy.]
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Uh huh.
You know. Until the next kid you like loses her lucky knife and wants you to wander around at two in the morning looking for it only to find it in your back.
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This is so ridiculously hypocritical.
You set up a paper alarm to make sure I didn't leave the room while you left the room-- if I decided I was going to walk Hinata to his bedroom and back you'd have a freaking stroke.
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Is something going on?
You don't have to tell me what it is or any specific details.
Just let me know if I need to be caring about something other than not seeing the two of us dead.
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[She sits up again, composed once more, looking Poland in the eye.] I never once believed I was in any danger from Himeko. [She scratches Laima behind her ears.] She's a high school student, and I was on full alert.
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Alright. Fine.
Let's go back then.
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