Only a few minutes in and he was already thinking up ways on how to kick this person’s ass. Giving a loud grumble as he felt the other pull him closer much to his dismay. “What makes you think I’m gonna give you my name?” He scoffed, turning his attention to the ground.
Regret was sinking in. Oh yeah it definitely was.
Lifting a hand up to move the stranger’s arm only a bit, as claret optics stared with disdain.
“You’re smart enough to know I’m not human, you should be smart enough to figure out my name without telling ya.” If this guy wanted to be annoying, then Katsu would just have to keep his information under wraps.
“Wᴇʟʟ calling you ‘guy’ or 'mister’ or 'KID’, for instance, sounds rather rude, doesn’t it~? It’s so impersonal, I find it no fun at all.” Mainly because he made it his business to invade other’s personal space and annoy them, more-so if they were of interest to him. Poor Rail was bored and had nothing to do back at his lab, so staying outside was his best bet until then.
Especially when there was this person– thing?– walking around within the city.
Kind of a shame he wasn’t wearing bright colors, otherwise he would’ve just been brought to the castle and the programmer could look at him all he wanted if he saw him in time. Well, even then, the male could’ve at least experimented on his dead body or whatever.
“Unfortunately, I can’t do thaaaat–” Rail sang. “Ya see, I got these glasses that identify humans, animals, and other things and whatnot. It just gives classifications, not names…” There was a contemplative pause then, followed by the boy offering his free hand out to the other. “My name’s Rail! Rail Gillard. Youuuu are?”
