Yylfordt relaxed at seeing Nel step in. Sure, technically, he was strong enough to subdue Tayuya if it came to it. But she was also technically somebody else's problem, and less technically, Grimmjow might have a bone to pick with him if he hurt her, even accidentally.
Nel was welcome to the role of mediator.
"So uh," he said, one eye still on Tayuya, who still looked like she wanted to knock someone's block off, and he didn't want it to be his, "no one thought to warn us about Grimmjow's best mate's boyfriend moving in?"
And Yylfordt had taken him for an Al Bhed. That annoyed him, now, but the guy could pass for one. He even spoke it pretty well.
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Date: 2015-12-23 11:18 pm (UTC)Nel was welcome to the role of mediator.
"So uh," he said, one eye still on Tayuya, who still looked like she wanted to knock someone's block off, and he didn't want it to be his, "no one thought to warn us about Grimmjow's best mate's boyfriend moving in?"
And Yylfordt had taken him for an Al Bhed. That annoyed him, now, but the guy could pass for one. He even spoke it pretty well.