[So first of all there is a giant fucking bat in here.]
[Giorno blinks rapidly for about 0.75 seconds before recognizing who he’s looking at. It would be nice, he thinks, if people could warn him to expect them in fog form sometimes. Whatever. He enters the apartment as quickly as he recovers, following close on Atem’s heels. Getting to the individual without a head has got to be his top priority.]
[But somehow, it’s much, much worse than he expected.]
[He wasn’t lying to Atem before: he’s seen a lot of gruesome things in his time. This, though, makes him stop briefly in the doorway, pausing to take it all in. It’s horrifying, and it looks like it must be terrifying for Ryou, but there’s something else that makes him pause.]
[Quietly, he crosses the space between the door and the bed, bending down to kneel on the floor where Ryou can hopefully see him, in the event that he’s even lucid enough to notice. He carefully keeps his hands on his thighs, not reaching for him yet and watching Atem out of his peripheral vision.]
sorry for the delay lads
[Giorno blinks rapidly for about 0.75 seconds before recognizing who he’s looking at. It would be nice, he thinks, if people could warn him to expect them in fog form sometimes. Whatever. He enters the apartment as quickly as he recovers, following close on Atem’s heels. Getting to the individual without a head has got to be his top priority.]
[But somehow, it’s much, much worse than he expected.]
[He wasn’t lying to Atem before: he’s seen a lot of gruesome things in his time. This, though, makes him stop briefly in the doorway, pausing to take it all in. It’s horrifying, and it looks like it must be terrifying for Ryou, but there’s something else that makes him pause.]
. . . There’s something you didn’t tell me, isn’t there.
[Quietly, he crosses the space between the door and the bed, bending down to kneel on the floor where Ryou can hopefully see him, in the event that he’s even lucid enough to notice. He carefully keeps his hands on his thighs, not reaching for him yet and watching Atem out of his peripheral vision.]