'Do not take that as an invitation, Hallelujah,' he thought with some amusement at the suggestion of bringing down the town.
Spoilsport.
"Eh, when you have the military of the entire world coming after you, one small town doesn't seem quite so daunting," Allelujah replied to Artemis with a rakish grin. "I'll take the infamy and Badou can have his title." This was kind of fun, he had to admit. He'd never really been able to joke about the ridiculousness of the situation he found himself in but now that he was away from it all, it felt so crazy, so overblown, that he couldn't help but see the amusing side.
He flushed a little though when Artemis referred to them as family and turned to Badou a little shyly. "So, have I been adopted then?" he asked. The thought didn't seem as terrifying as he thought it should have.
"And it was two-hours, fifty seven minutes ago," he said firmly. "I'm still holding a grudge from when I was eight. I have a long memory," he replied, although he was grinning as he said it.
He stepped up to the counter and the teen working behind it handed him a cone. He made a show of scrutinising it for a moment before adding "But the ice-cream has sprinkles. I think I can forgive you."
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Spoilsport.
"Eh, when you have the military of the entire world coming after you, one small town doesn't seem quite so daunting," Allelujah replied to Artemis with a rakish grin. "I'll take the infamy and Badou can have his title." This was kind of fun, he had to admit. He'd never really been able to joke about the ridiculousness of the situation he found himself in but now that he was away from it all, it felt so crazy, so overblown, that he couldn't help but see the amusing side.
He flushed a little though when Artemis referred to them as family and turned to Badou a little shyly. "So, have I been adopted then?" he asked. The thought didn't seem as terrifying as he thought it should have.
"And it was two-hours, fifty seven minutes ago," he said firmly. "I'm still holding a grudge from when I was eight. I have a long memory," he replied, although he was grinning as he said it.
He stepped up to the counter and the teen working behind it handed him a cone. He made a show of scrutinising it for a moment before adding "But the ice-cream has sprinkles. I think I can forgive you."