If you're going to flood the house, might as well keep it to one room. I should tidy in here anyway.
[ This he says mildly enough, even as God steps back and examines their surroundings. Upon consideration, he goes and picks up a few stacks of notebook paper left on the table before Kaworu; these he shuffles off to a desk across the room. He nods to himself. ]
I think I have a fix in mind, but it could get messy. Wait here a moment.
[ Without preamble or apparent concern, he turns and leaves for the kitchen. Kaworu is left alone in the cluttered little study, every surface scattered with papers or vials of blood or odd-colored bits of stone.
When God returns, it's with a chipped mug of tea, a glass of water, and a rust-edged little rubbish bin from some forgotten corner of the mansion. The tea he sets on his desk, the water on Kaworu's table, and the bin he sets politely beside the sofa. ]
no subject
[ This he says mildly enough, even as God steps back and examines their surroundings. Upon consideration, he goes and picks up a few stacks of notebook paper left on the table before Kaworu; these he shuffles off to a desk across the room. He nods to himself. ]
I think I have a fix in mind, but it could get messy. Wait here a moment.
[ Without preamble or apparent concern, he turns and leaves for the kitchen. Kaworu is left alone in the cluttered little study, every surface scattered with papers or vials of blood or odd-colored bits of stone.
When God returns, it's with a chipped mug of tea, a glass of water, and a rust-edged little rubbish bin from some forgotten corner of the mansion. The tea he sets on his desk, the water on Kaworu's table, and the bin he sets politely beside the sofa. ]
Right. Let's have a look at your monster problem.