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“…not every snake you see has the stupid ‘sss’. You’re just being racist.”

She nodded appreciatively at Mathius

"Going straight to "no racism"...I certainly know someone who could've benefitted from that."

"Pull yourself together, Wheeljack. That's an order."

"Don't let Makoto hear any of that... Otherwise, you better hope that you can breathe in space."

Because yeah, Makoto's punches are strong enough to send you straight to the moon and destroy it at the same time. Blazblue's Words, not mine.

“…yeah sure.” The snake rolls her eyes at Ragna’s comment… or did she, I don’t know, her veil is covering her eyes.

“And ‘Wheeljack’ is the stupidest name I’ve heard. Sounds like you’re going to jerk off to a wheel or something.”

"Hey, don't sass my friends, you stupid talking snake."

“How ironic coming from a child’s mouth.” She still seemed unbothered.

"Verity is as much a Wrecker as all of us, so watch it."

“Whatever that means.”

The snake finally took a sip of her drink, still sat on the counter looking apathetic.

"I'm not a child."

“Then why do you act like one?” The snake questions.

"Some people don't know how to act, I guess." He shrugged his left shoulder. He was disconnected from Barbatos for now, thus, he was lying on his side, where his right arm and leg were limp, and crippled, and well, he couldn't see well out of his right eye. Such is the consequences of using the Alaya-Vijnana System without limiters.

"Oh, wouldn't you like to know?" Verity storms out of the bar, trying to hide the tears in her eyes.

"Why is the snake lady being mean to people?"

“It’s called ‘facts’, child,” The snake sighs, finishing her drink. “And I dislike entertaining children.”

The snake coiled onto the counter again. She is still too unbothered.

"Watch your tone towards my child"

Seeing Verity upset, he cast a look at his leader "permission to engage?"

"Stand fast, Roadbuster. We must respect the no fighting rules of this bar."

"Maybe if you'd spend less time thinking with your tailpipes..." Mikazuki shrugged his left shoulder again, still on his side. "You'd come to the conclusion that violence isn't always the answer. What do I know, though, when I spent my life fighting to survive?"