[And this time the pronunciation, unlike the modern Japanese version Bakura has been using at large, is what it would have been in Egyptian a long time ago.]
[ A not-quite indrawn breath; it's not surprising that Solomon knows what it would have been, even if Bakura never told him explicitly. But it still causes a bit more of a visceral reaction from him, in direct opposite to what Baku-san had. ]
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It isn't naturally-growing in the wild. Although I wonder if we made landfall again ...
[Wistful.]
Pity it only numbs pain, and doesn't actually cause euphoria.
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[ He shrugs a little. ]
Depends on what the pain is, I guess.
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['When', huh?]
True. I've no idea if it works on pains of the soul, magical or not.
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You'll let me know if you get into trouble?
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[Threads of amusement there.]
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To which part are you objecting most strenuously?
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Of course, Bakura. My apologies.
[And this time the pronunciation, unlike the modern Japanese version Bakura has been using at large, is what it would have been in Egyptian a long time ago.]
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Fine.
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If I'm to have any particular trouble, it will likely be in the form of having my being shredded again. Death right now is--sharp.
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[Pained. He knows he was joking, partly, but the very thought makes Solomon cringe.]
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[ IE; let me know when you've pulled yourself together. ]
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[Read: Want to help him train that when the time comes?]
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