[It's a very optimistic thing to say, but then again, it's probably just making conversation. The situation is a little awkward. Just shoving people together to haphazardly magic at each other is pretty high-stakes social roulette.]
[Oh, well. It'll probably be fine. He's already died, so what does he have to lose, really.]
It's a pleasure, Akechi. I'm Giorno. I hope we work well together.
[That's how humans talk, probably. He picks up the battery and examines it, turning it one way and the other.]
Funny. It really does look . . . just like a large battery. You can put magic into this?
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akechi.
I suppose we'll have to.
[It's a very optimistic thing to say, but then again, it's probably just making conversation. The situation is a little awkward. Just shoving people together to haphazardly magic at each other is pretty high-stakes social roulette.]
[Oh, well. It'll probably be fine. He's already died, so what does he have to lose, really.]
It's a pleasure, Akechi. I'm Giorno. I hope we work well together.
[That's how humans talk, probably. He picks up the battery and examines it, turning it one way and the other.]
Funny. It really does look . . . just like a large battery. You can put magic into this?
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And drain magic from it, as well. It seems like it's full right now...
[ He hums thoughtfully for a moment, then offers the battery back to Giorno. ]
I suppose one of us can drain it, the other can refill it, and then the same person can drain it again and pass it back. Does that seem fair?