So that was what "IU" stood for! Sora was a little confused about the name order stuff, though. He had come across it before (with Hanatarou, for instance, he realized sadly), but it never failed to puzzle him. This was why he was glad that he only had one name. There was never any question about what he was supposed to be called -- and luckily, his name was too short for anyone to start using embarrassing nicknames.
"So... what name should I call you?" was what he ended up asking, just so he could get that out of the way and be absolutely sure. Sora didn't want to accidentally offend anyone, and it was impossible to know what someone preferred unless you were direct with them.
Sora hadn't missed the way that the other boy had followed his gaze to the televisions, but he also seemed to think that for the moment, this meeting was more important. The Keyblade Master knew that was the case, and so he followed Ishida over to the table, sitting down as he glanced at the game that was sitting there. He'd never heard of it, but... now wasn't the time to be playing around!
"Yeah," he acknowledged with a small smile, "it's not actually about Arts and Crafts. That's just the name we use so that the nurses don't get suspicious. Our main goal will be listening to the radio to follow those clues while also trying to get more information about past clues. We also want to try and figure out where the brainwashed patients are usually placed so that we can try to find other paths through the institute to avoid them, and finally, just do more exploration of the areas that no one in the club has been to." There were likely going to be some places that none of them were that familiar with, after all.
"Does it sound like the sort of thing you'd be interested in?" he asked with a tilt of his head while a hopeful look lingered in his eyes. "I can answer any questions, too!"
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"So... what name should I call you?" was what he ended up asking, just so he could get that out of the way and be absolutely sure. Sora didn't want to accidentally offend anyone, and it was impossible to know what someone preferred unless you were direct with them.
Sora hadn't missed the way that the other boy had followed his gaze to the televisions, but he also seemed to think that for the moment, this meeting was more important. The Keyblade Master knew that was the case, and so he followed Ishida over to the table, sitting down as he glanced at the game that was sitting there. He'd never heard of it, but... now wasn't the time to be playing around!
"Yeah," he acknowledged with a small smile, "it's not actually about Arts and Crafts. That's just the name we use so that the nurses don't get suspicious. Our main goal will be listening to the radio to follow those clues while also trying to get more information about past clues. We also want to try and figure out where the brainwashed patients are usually placed so that we can try to find other paths through the institute to avoid them, and finally, just do more exploration of the areas that no one in the club has been to." There were likely going to be some places that none of them were that familiar with, after all.
"Does it sound like the sort of thing you'd be interested in?" he asked with a tilt of his head while a hopeful look lingered in his eyes. "I can answer any questions, too!"