Hey, way to pressure a guy! It might not be that cool to you, and then I'll just be embarrassed, y'know? But let's see...
[Since there's no one around to kill (not that he plans on killing any random people passing by), he figures he might as well do something more... innocent. His words are still true; with any luck, they'll never be in a real fight where she sees him use his weapon for what it's truly intended for, but that might be a naive thought.
By this point, he's already gotten a good sense of what's on the ground, and while he might not be able to identify actual objects, he can tell what's hard and what's not. For the purpose of this demonstration, he's going with something soft and squishy (i.e. not entirely unlike the human body).
He flicks his wrist, and there's that whizzing noise from before if Rapunzel picks up on it.]
All right, see that, uh... thing over there? [With his free hand, he points in the direction of what he means. It might be hard to pick out among all the junk, but he's talking about what's probably some sort of raggedy stuffed animal. Honestly, he can't tell.] Keep an eye on it!
[He waits for a few moments before, with another movement of his wrist, it begins being pulled towards him, but fails to make much of a journey as it's torn apart in the process. Again, he's electing not to make his wires visible for a ~coolness~ factor, and so what wouldn't be seen by Rapunzel was, previously, his wires coiling around the now beheaded stuffed animal and retracting them, thus tearing the thing apart as he used his sharp wires this time instead of his duller ones.]
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[Since there's no one around to kill (not that he plans on killing any random people passing by), he figures he might as well do something more... innocent. His words are still true; with any luck, they'll never be in a real fight where she sees him use his weapon for what it's truly intended for, but that might be a naive thought.
By this point, he's already gotten a good sense of what's on the ground, and while he might not be able to identify actual objects, he can tell what's hard and what's not. For the purpose of this demonstration, he's going with something soft and squishy (i.e. not entirely unlike the human body).
He flicks his wrist, and there's that whizzing noise from before if Rapunzel picks up on it.]
All right, see that, uh... thing over there? [With his free hand, he points in the direction of what he means. It might be hard to pick out among all the junk, but he's talking about what's probably some sort of raggedy stuffed animal. Honestly, he can't tell.] Keep an eye on it!
[He waits for a few moments before, with another movement of his wrist, it begins being pulled towards him, but fails to make much of a journey as it's torn apart in the process. Again, he's electing not to make his wires visible for a ~coolness~ factor, and so what wouldn't be seen by Rapunzel was, previously, his wires coiling around the now beheaded stuffed animal and retracting them, thus tearing the thing apart as he used his sharp wires this time instead of his duller ones.]