[ What an honor for him to be so special as to be Set’s. It’s clearly because Set is also so very good at getting under Sebastian’s skin in the pettiest of ways, such as mocking the respect given. Sebastian frowns as he looks back at Set curiously, since naturally it doesn’t seem odd to him at all. The only person Sebastian drops his formality around is, well. Silco. Even Set gets his title of nb.
However, Sebastian’s confusion is quickly cut off into the fussiest version of distress as Set hoists Silco up to walk him through the door. He’s not actually worried about Set manhandling his master, but there’s still a token disapproval as he trails after them. ]
Is that really necessary…
[ Is this a disapproving babysitter vibe? Yes, absolutely. Tenderizing his meal is his job, thank you Set.
No, at least the papers give something to refocus his attention on. With a little huff (as Silco is clearly fine), Sebastian heads over to another stack and starts to read them. His gaze quickly becomes sharp and focused, and at the very least, they can have confidence that these documents won’t be forgotten. With Sebastian’s perfect memory, he’ll be able to recreate everything they find here, which will quickly prove to be an interesting prospect. The first page is dull, but by the second, Sebastian makes a noise of interest. ]
Oh? It seems the Church is getting up to— [ He starts, but with a hiss of pain he looks away from the paper sharply as he gets to the name of the other half of the letter. His first assumption is that it’s something against him personally (anti-demon magic is reasonable enough), so he holds it out to someone else to try. ] Ugh… Magic. What an annoying thing.
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However, Sebastian’s confusion is quickly cut off into the fussiest version of distress as Set hoists Silco up to walk him through the door. He’s not actually worried about Set manhandling his master, but there’s still a token disapproval as he trails after them. ]
Is that really necessary…
[ Is this a disapproving babysitter vibe? Yes, absolutely. Tenderizing his meal is his job, thank you Set.
No, at least the papers give something to refocus his attention on. With a little huff (as Silco is clearly fine), Sebastian heads over to another stack and starts to read them. His gaze quickly becomes sharp and focused, and at the very least, they can have confidence that these documents won’t be forgotten. With Sebastian’s perfect memory, he’ll be able to recreate everything they find here, which will quickly prove to be an interesting prospect. The first page is dull, but by the second, Sebastian makes a noise of interest. ]
Oh? It seems the Church is getting up to— [ He starts, but with a hiss of pain he looks away from the paper sharply as he gets to the name of the other half of the letter. His first assumption is that it’s something against him personally (anti-demon magic is reasonable enough), so he holds it out to someone else to try. ] Ugh… Magic. What an annoying thing.