[ Does Ellie like cake? Who knows, I'll need to ask Ichi. But does Kano like cake? Not at all. Someday, Maverick would learn that, and that it's also the same with chocolate milk and milkshakes and hotel mints. ]
One small cake, as long as I get to tell them what to write on it!!!
[...First he's gotta check his pockets to see if this is his sharpie and Kano stole it at some point, like a jerk. Then he will more-than-contentedly write "tabarnak" on Kano's hand. Voila.]
[ it's hard to keep track of whose sharpie is whose, especially as Kano never actually bought any of these writing utensils himself, but he will let Maverick take the sharpie, turning his hand this way and that to admire the writing. ]
Can you make it rainbow?? With sparkles?!??!
[ He could do both those things himself, but... sparkles that will last even after Ellie punches him in the gut, can't pass up that chance. ]
[ It really sucks, Maverick's missing all the best colors. Yuya's colors probably look fine to him, and that's the most ridiculous thing. Kano takes the sharpie and scribbles across the back of his other hand, something vaguely square shaped, and then leans over and does the same to Maverick's. For Maverick's scribble, Kano casts the illusion to make it rainbow— the full gradient of hues from red to violet across, saturation from white to black going down, all the colors that are possible— and then holds his hand up next to Maverick's. ]
[why this.......at least he can get rid of it when he wants. He sighs and rolls his eyes before glancing between their hands. Making it...the saaaame... Adjust here, there, and everywhere... There! It matches.
It matches perfectly, a beautiful spectrum of every color imaginable.]
You're so fucking stupid for thinking that would work.
[ It's okay, it's okay, it's enough that he knows. Kano places both his hands side by side and holds them up next to Maverick's, the palette on one hand, tabarnak on the other, the same pallete on Maverick's hand ]
And, he doesn't forget what the colors looked like before Maverick changed them over to rainbow, holding the tabarnak hand in front of Maverick so he can glitter it, while he holds his other hand with the palette up above his face and stares hard at it. ]
Oh, so you can't actually do it? I was looking forward to it, so I'm a bit let down!!
[ Kano just laughs, as his eyes flick between the colors on his hand and the airplane cabin around them, reds and greens melting away to leave everything a warm gold and soft blue. Something like this... ]
[ He laughs and makes the lights flash and rapidly cycle through various shades of yellow and blue, a light show just for them. ]
Isn't yours the same way, though? I think it and it happens, you think it and it happens? Remember back at the dorms, where you didn't even have to see words in a book to change their colors, you could just imagine it? It's like that! So I believe you can do this too!!
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One small cake, as long as I get to tell them what to write on it!!!
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What if I want them to have to write "tabarnak"?
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What's a tabarnak?
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Ehh... It's like some cuss on sacrilegious steroids in québécois.
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Hm~ If you can spell it, I'll let you write it. But we're also going to draw stars and hearts on it!!
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Okay, okay, here--
[ He hands Maverick a sharpie and holds out his hand, palm down. ]
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Can you make it rainbow?? With sparkles?!??!
[ He could do both those things himself, but... sparkles that will last even after Ellie punches him in the gut, can't pass up that chance. ]
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I'm colorblind.
[He can't do a rainbow!!! He can, actually, but he's stupid. And he's...pointedly ignoring that sparkles bit.]
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[ And after he manages that, Kano will request sparkles again. Baby steps. ]
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Well. He's seen plenty of pride flags, and he knows what those look like to him, so now Kano can enjoy that, too.]
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Here, gimme the sharpie back real quick, I want to try something.
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Alright, now make them the same.
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It matches perfectly, a beautiful spectrum of every color imaginable.]
You're so fucking stupid for thinking that would work.
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[ It's okay, it's okay, it's enough that he knows. Kano places both his hands side by side and holds them up next to Maverick's, the palette on one hand, tabarnak on the other, the same pallete on Maverick's hand ]
Now, again, make 'em the same~
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Tabarnak is now rainbow. Not that Maverick can tell.]
What, the solid color lettering wasn't enough for you? Needed that fucking gradient thrown in there?
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[ He didn't forget.
And, he doesn't forget what the colors looked like before Maverick changed them over to rainbow, holding the tabarnak hand in front of Maverick so he can glitter it, while he holds his other hand with the palette up above his face and stares hard at it. ]
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And who fucking says I can do that? [was it Toki, does he have to kill Toki]
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[ Kano just laughs, as his eyes flick between the colors on his hand and the airplane cabin around them, reds and greens melting away to leave everything a warm gold and soft blue. Something like this... ]
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Weird thing to fucking assume, ain't it?
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[ He goes ahead and makes the entire cabin start flashing lights like a disco ball, it's nauseating ]
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Your shit makes things look however you want. I always introduce mine as changing the color of written things for a reason...
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Isn't yours the same way, though? I think it and it happens, you think it and it happens? Remember back at the dorms, where you didn't even have to see words in a book to change their colors, you could just imagine it? It's like that! So I believe you can do this too!!
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