Directly? Not a whole lot. [They'd talked about their feelings on various things, and certainly on what had happened, but it wasn't like he was the guy Fyodor debated with 24/7. That was Dazai. Chuuya can admit to himself that he isn't on their level, intellectually at least. He's smart, but not in the same manner as those two.
But indirectly?
Chuuya is a very perceptive man. He can read the meaning behind actions and words, and Fyodor's touch doesn't scare him. He doesn't pull away from the taller man, but instead leans a little closer. There's determination in his eyes, though it's tinged with a hint of grief.]
That ain't even a question. If I survive your little prison game, I'm heading straight back to Yokohama. My family needs me.
[The state of the mafia was unknown, beyond 'bad'. But even if it was the worst case scenario, even if there was only a handful of survivors... he had to find them.]
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But indirectly?
Chuuya is a very perceptive man. He can read the meaning behind actions and words, and Fyodor's touch doesn't scare him. He doesn't pull away from the taller man, but instead leans a little closer. There's determination in his eyes, though it's tinged with a hint of grief.]
That ain't even a question. If I survive your little prison game, I'm heading straight back to Yokohama. My family needs me.
[The state of the mafia was unknown, beyond 'bad'. But even if it was the worst case scenario, even if there was only a handful of survivors... he had to find them.]