Good. He's certainly missing a marvelous lady he loves at the moment too, so he'd be a hypocrite saying otherwise.
Getting to know each other better first sounds like a good plan and don't worry, Sizhui won't even mind how Dennis gawks at everything. (Since guess what: he knows someone who does that! No need to name names when the answer oughta be obvious...) Oh, but yes, he noticed, he's just being polite and not mentioning for fear of doing so and accidentally embarrassing someone he's (hopefully) befriending.
“No, we aren't. An alternate universe is the best explanation for it at this time.” Lan Sizhui wouldn't say it's funny in the proper sense, though it is amusing in some way, because of all those exact reasons. If he were allowed, he'd prove that magic is real without hesitation— however, as it stands, the only thing he can prove are the other two things; Dennis has witnessed both himself and Wen Sizhui and he's taken pictures of creatures they've encountered off-world he could show him.
“Hm?” As Dennis points toward the ribbon, his attention lifts upward like he'll actually be able to see despite knowing he cannot, eyebrows arching, realization dawning that he's still got his hand lifted which he lowers right away afterward.
Regardless of that rather self-conscious-looking gesture, Sizhui's mouth curves softly at the edges and he huffs a laugh, “Then it's good I'm rarely ever seen without it.”
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Getting to know each other better first sounds like a good plan and don't worry, Sizhui won't even mind how Dennis gawks at everything. (Since guess what: he knows someone who does that! No need to name names when the answer oughta be obvious...) Oh, but yes, he noticed, he's just being polite and not mentioning for fear of doing so and accidentally embarrassing someone he's (hopefully) befriending.
“No, we aren't. An alternate universe is the best explanation for it at this time.” Lan Sizhui wouldn't say it's funny in the proper sense, though it is amusing in some way, because of all those exact reasons. If he were allowed, he'd prove that magic is real without hesitation— however, as it stands, the only thing he can prove are the other two things; Dennis has witnessed both himself and Wen Sizhui and he's taken pictures of creatures they've encountered off-world he could show him.
“Hm?” As Dennis points toward the ribbon, his attention lifts upward like he'll actually be able to see despite knowing he cannot, eyebrows arching, realization dawning that he's still got his hand lifted which he lowers right away afterward.
Regardless of that rather self-conscious-looking gesture, Sizhui's mouth curves softly at the edges and he huffs a laugh, “Then it's good I'm rarely ever seen without it.”