[ That's the proper reaction to most of what Itsuki says. He catches her hand before she can cause death by poking, grinning in a way that indicates he's completely taking the piss at this point ]
...Well, I was going to say "the house", but somehow I feel compelled to give a slightly more serious answer now.
[ he does appear to actually be giving it some thought; his brow furrows and he eyes the room aimlessly, before shaking his head ]
Assuming as you did that pets would be safe, I suppose something practical, like my computer or phone. It's not a very moving answer, I'm afraid, but I can't think of many moving things I have here.
[ he still has her hand; he's idly running his thumb over one of her fingers as he speaks ] I understand. That sort of thing has a different kind of importance from practical objects, doesn't it?
[ itsuki, for his part, is eternally cool as a cucumber ]
Well, it's sometimes a little difficult to see in which direction a conversation will go. Feel free to ask something lighthearted, though, if you like.
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Only if you want me to chatter on about making Gellert's gingerbread.
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[ SWEEPING GESTURE, ARE YOU PREPARED FOR THIS ]
...that it's quite delicious.
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And that's all you think about it? You're losing your touch, Itsuki.
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I could compose an ode to it, if you like.
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I think it'd be safer for you if you didn't. I have two hands, you know.
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If your house were on fire, and you could save one thing, what would it be?
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Provided Koromaru could get out on his own, I'd save a picture of my parents. What about you?
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[ he does appear to actually be giving it some thought; his brow furrows and he eyes the room aimlessly, before shaking his head ]
Assuming as you did that pets would be safe, I suppose something practical, like my computer or phone. It's not a very moving answer, I'm afraid, but I can't think of many moving things I have here.
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Things like that usually do.
[Cheeks started to brighten a little, she reaches up to rub at the bridge of her nose with her free hand.]
Ah, I'm being all melancholy and there's no need to be. Sorry.
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Well, it's sometimes a little difficult to see in which direction a conversation will go. Feel free to ask something lighthearted, though, if you like.
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We seem to play the question game a lot, even if it's not so serious this time.
Favorite piece of music?
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I'm actually rather fond of the Beatles. Considering we're giving proper answers, I suppose this is sort of a pseudo-question-game, isn't it?
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[She's smiling, so it's nothing more that her teasing.]
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[ naturally, he retorts with completely false chagrin ]
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