[log] Off to adult again, with a proper adult

[itsjustanaccount]

Who: Tsukishima and Sam
What: Time to make another trip to town.
Where: Domina
When: Backdated to Day 5, after the Home meeting
Other: None planned

Even after a good few days of everything, everything feels so surreal to Tsukishima. Not a single thing is familiar to him, besides a few faces. His room is so unlike his own, his roommate inhuman, and the world outside is... practically a mystery. He still feels off-balance and out of sorts.

Maybe that's part of the reason why he's volunteered to go with Sam to Domina to show him some of the stores despite his usual attitude towards things back home in Japan. Like knocking a television or game console, hoping that the movement will jumble things back into their place.

Anyway, there's something he wants to ask. So, after he's made sure Yamaguchi knows where he's going and him and Sam are a decent ways from Home on the way to Domina, he looks over to the older man. "Is it alright if I make a request?"

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[escapedestiny]

Sam crosses his arms and leans against the counter, giving a nod since Tsukishima was coming to the same conclusion he was about their first aid lessons, that it would be easier with a book to work from. Sam himself has been particularly interested in the study, too. He still planned on giving it another look through, medical textbooks or no.

Is he any good at drawing? Well. Yes and no. He wasn't bad at replicating things if he really put his mind to it, working off of an image or a memory... He'd never been that great at pulling things from his own imagination or someone else's and putting it down on paper, though. "I think I know where you're going with that. I might be able to draw some things from memory that could help. Honestly? I wouldn't call myself an artist though," he admits with a laugh.

[itsjustanaccount]

“Even drawing from memory is better than nothing, right?” With everything gathered together on the counter, he starts to pull out the coin pouch from his pocket. “It can’t be helped. Even a little bit of preparation is better than being thrown straight in the deep end.”