So far, Raidou likes Kitchel. He thinks she's very friendly and he really enjoys talking to her; she seems irrepressible and on some level he finds that comforting. (He does hope that camp isn't hard on her if/when it finally hits her with a camp effect, though.)
He doesn't really know anything about her world or her place in it, but he's curious about it; he doesn't have much of a mercenary streak of his own, but he is/would be fairly tolerant of hers, as long as her stealing/treasure hunting didn't result in anyone getting hurt (physically or otherwise). Not that he doesn't respect the law, but he is also very aware that the company he keeps would be questionable at best for an awful lot of people, and that some of his actions would be at least as questionable.
(He's also aware that he may be overcompensating; he really hadn't had that much contact with the world outside of his village, aside from school, before he arrived in Tokyo, and he's very aware of how sheltered he's been and that Things Are Different for other people. That and some of the people and situations he's encountered and things he's done/had to do in the process of solving his last two big cases have raised a lot of questions for him in terms of law and morality.)
Gdon thinks Korea is annoying but tolerable. She was amused when he started asking her about shrine etiquette, albeit somewhat exasperated at his assumption that she'd know, given that she's from Hindu religious tradition. She thought sending the tigers out to raise funds was tacky.
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So far, Raidou likes Kitchel. He thinks she's very friendly and he really enjoys talking to her; she seems irrepressible and on some level he finds that comforting. (He does hope that camp isn't hard on her if/when it finally hits her with a camp effect, though.)
He doesn't really know anything about her world or her place in it, but he's curious about it; he doesn't have much of a mercenary streak of his own, but he is/would be fairly tolerant of hers, as long as her stealing/treasure hunting didn't result in anyone getting hurt (physically or otherwise). Not that he doesn't respect the law, but he is also very aware that the company he keeps would be questionable at best for an awful lot of people, and that some of his actions would be at least as questionable.
(He's also aware that he may be overcompensating; he really hadn't had that much contact with the world outside of his village, aside from school, before he arrived in Tokyo, and he's very aware of how sheltered he's been and that Things Are Different for other people. That and some of the people and situations he's encountered and things he's done/had to do in the process of solving his last two big cases have raised a lot of questions for him in terms of law and morality.)
Gdon thinks Korea is annoying but tolerable. She was amused when he started asking her about shrine etiquette, albeit somewhat exasperated at his assumption that she'd know, given that she's from Hindu religious tradition. She thought sending the tigers out to raise funds was tacky.
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