[Fourze characters/Liveman family/anyone really/go wild]

[catcameback]

To switch, or not to switch?

Why is it called a Switch anyway? It's obviously a button.

To press, then, or not to press? That is the question.

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[catcameback]

"You know, I don't bite." He's so easy to read. No wonder Ankh chose him at first.

That was a long time ago, though. Things are different now. Not least is that fact that I'm not so intent on devouring the entire world anymore.

"Unless provoked." I add fairly.

[hinooo]

The problem with being an open book is that everyone knows what you're thinking. I swallow uncomfortably, and nod. "So you're going to school here?"

[catcameback]

I glance over my shoulder at this, but it's a fair enough accusation. I must be as easy to read as he is.

"For the time being, yes."

Why am I being so honest with him, anyway? He's still a potential enemy, isn't he?

Is anyone, anymore? Now that I'm human, at least partially so, shouldn't I be on his 'side'? Does he even have a 'side' anymore? He can't transform, I think that means he's not OOO anymore.

"What's your name, anyway?" It's on the tip of my tongue. Ankh was always screaming it.

[hinooo]

...wow. A Greeed going to school. I try not to let my reaction show about that, but I'm sure he can read it in my face.

"You don't know?" My eyes are wide. He's heard Ankh yell it often enough.

[catcameback]

I frown at him. Why exactly is it so surprising that I would want to go to school? I've never done it before, after all. Humans are so oblivious to everything they have.

"No." I shrug one shoulder. "I know Ankh could never stop screaming at you, but I don't exactly have a good memory for names." Why should I? He was always just OOO.

[hinooo]

It feels really strange giving this to him, but it's not like he hasn't heard it before.

I nod awkwardly, then say at last, "Eiji. Hino Eiji."

[catcameback]

"Eiji," I repeat. Then, more thoughtfully, but more loudly, more of a scream, "Eiji!"

Yeah, that does sound familiar after all. I chuckle, because it's kind of funny in its own way. "Pleased to meet you, then, Eiji."