[She may have been a teacher at home, but even here it's clear she has little idea on how to go about that particular business.]
You don't have to do anything in exchange! I just like to help people, and runic magic is something I happen to know about, so... I like telling people about it, that's all!
[He can already tell she is a very good girl. It almost gave him urge to pat the top of her head for it. A rare feeling as he normally doesn't.]
You're a earnest and very thoughtful young lady. It's wonderful to have been given the chance to meet you. I will look forward to it.
[And he does mean that.]
I'll repay the favors by having you try my first successful summoned melon bread. It's only fair for the one teaching me to try it before the student. Does it sound like an even trade?
[Remaining calm and accepting his compliments or else Soushi will continue to flatter her because he finds her reactions to be adorable. He wonders if Ririchiyo's daughter would act the same as Hibiki, if she ever had one with him. The thought made him very happy...]
If that is the case, then I look forward in learning the proper way to create them.
[Then he decides it might be best to end the call before he takes too much of her time or before she faints from all the flailing. He can't have her faint before helping him.]
Thank you again. I appreciate your time and assistance over the matter of research in pet care and runes. I'll let you go. I'm certain you have much to do before the meeting time...?
[Remaining calm is practically impossible for this girl under such circumstances, unfortunately. She does, however, make an admirable attempt at recovering!]
Ah-- yes! I'll meet you at the library then, and we can figure out what to do for your Murai-san!
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[She may have been a teacher at home, but even here it's clear she has little idea on how to go about that particular business.]
You don't have to do anything in exchange! I just like to help people, and runic magic is something I happen to know about, so... I like telling people about it, that's all!
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You're a earnest and very thoughtful young lady. It's wonderful to have been given the chance to meet you. I will look forward to it.
[And he does mean that.]
I'll repay the favors by having you try my first successful summoned melon bread. It's only fair for the one teaching me to try it before the student. Does it sound like an even trade?
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I-I'm really not...
[Now she's flustered!]
Um... I don't mind eating it if you really want me to! The ones the spell makes are really good, and I'm sure you'll do just fine!
[Aaaaaah she was called teacher again for the first time in so long, what should she do...]
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If that is the case, then I look forward in learning the proper way to create them.
[Then he decides it might be best to end the call before he takes too much of her time or before she faints from all the flailing. He can't have her faint before helping him.]
Thank you again. I appreciate your time and assistance over the matter of research in pet care and runes. I'll let you go. I'm certain you have much to do before the meeting time...?
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Ah-- yes! I'll meet you at the library then, and we can figure out what to do for your Murai-san!
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Very well. As you wish. I'll look forward to it. Thank you, and it was wonderful to speak with you today.
I'll see you soon.