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Hades: I am not certain.
Hades: He is quite troublesome to give gifts for truly.
Hades: Though I doubt he'd say no to a second and we have room on the roof.

Accomplice: While making inquiries in regards to the horse room, the advice I received was to have two horses - so that they would not be lonely and both would get enough attention.
Accomplice: The second one could be for yourself, too.

Hades: Would it be a living creature I would agree.
Hades: But it is mechanical through and through.
Hades: Though your point is not without merit.
Hades: Perhaps a three headed fiendish dog would make a better friend for it.
Hades: Or a wyvern-esque creature.

Accomplice: Hmm.
Accomplice: A mount for Vergil then, perhaps?
Accomplice: They could go on romantic rides together.

Hades: Now that is an idea.
Hades: What manner of mount do you believe will fit them?

Accomplice: Well, you are closer with them both, are you not? I would imagine you have an idea already.
Accomplice: Perhaps something out of Vergil's world. Well, Hell, I suppose.
Accomplice: Or some other creation of Cosmo's, since he already 'invented horses' as Cardinal relayed it to me.

Hades: Vergil enjoys the power and freedom of his own frame.
Hades: Could you make him a device that would make his wings more useful?

Accomplice: His demon form is quite impressive!
Accomplice: Hmmm... I shall think on it.
Accomplice: His wings seem to be made more for maneuvering rather than outright flight. Some manner of antigravity generator might be helpful?
Accomplice: I'll ask Sho-senpai; he may have inherited some tips from Intensity.

Hades: That would delight him more than any beast.
Hades: Even if it was only for a short time.

Accomplice: I'll do my best, then!
Accomplice: You are paying for the materials, naturally.
Accomplice: In fact... if that is something you wish to spend points on for me, a supply of metals for me to work with is always welcome.

Hades: Of course.
Hades: Then let me see what I have.
Hades: I tend to purchase frivolously.

[In other words, when have I last updated his points sheet???]

[i cry please keep track of your points!! yall!]

Accomplice: Why am I not surprised?
Accomplice: Ah... Speaking of surprises.
Accomplice: Can I ask you what would make a good gift for Ardyn?

Hades: What a difficult question.
Hades: I have only given him the chess set and I don't believe I will be able to top it until we are no longer in the Production.
Hades: If I were to give a suggestion, whatever you give make it rustic or handmade.
Hades: For example if you were to gift wine glasses learn how to blow the glass yourself. Not the easiest task, but I believe the effort will charm him as much as the gift.

Accomplice: Ah, that does sound like a rather good idea!
Accomplice: I did intend it to be handmade, yes, as a token of my affection. But I'm having trouble settling on what, exactly.
Accomplice: Wine glasses do sound thematically appropriate for your unit. A pair: one for him and one for you, perhaps?
Accomplice: I do want it to have some emotional significance... but we haven't much I could use as a symbol yet, he and I.
Accomplice: And what we do have that could easily be framed as symbolic is not exactly worth celebrating.

Hades: Then if I might ask, what is it about him that you enjoy.
Hades: What you both have is more than just the one incident as overbearing as it is.

Accomplice: Indeed, but the things we do have are mainly... immaterial.
Accomplice: Before, I would have professed to having romantic feelings for him, but... I'm certain you understand how that is a slippery slope as of now.
Accomplice: But I do enjoy his wit, the discussions we'd have and most of all I am glad of his trust.
Accomplice: Not precisely things you can pack in a gift box, hmm?

Hades: You can make a symbol of it.
Hades: What about his wit do you like?
Hades: Get him the glass as a more practical gift.
Hades: And then get him a necklace with an emoji that reminds you of him as something more entertaining.

Accomplice: Hmmm... I wonder which emoji it would be.
Accomplice: Oh, I would love to make one for Vergil, actually. He seems to dislike the "cryptic little faces". It's quite adorable.

Hades: If you get good at making them, why not make a few.
Hades: Though I will admit, Absinthe would understand the humor of it while I believe Vergil would just be confused.
Hades: But that might be your goal.

Accomplice: Oh, certainly.
Accomplice: I do feel a little bad having fun at Vergil's expense when he's so clueless!
Accomplice: I'll think about what joking gift I can get for Absinthe.
Accomplice: On a more serious front, I think I would like to make something involving the ingredients used to make the drink he's named after.
Accomplice: I did have to resort to calling him Anise for a time, with people who don't know his true name and when I could not quite manage to bring his usual one to my lips.

Hades: Then give him a token for the new name you are crafting for him.
Hades: And that is kind of you. To hold his new name in secret.
Hades: I'm not sure how he feels about it truly. The name he was born with.

Accomplice: I do know he is secretive about his past. I would not reveal it to those who do not know it already.
Accomplice: But I've asked him about how he feels about it, too.
Accomplice: He said that he does see it as his own name, even if it was practically a different person who was given that name.

Hades: He's quite opened up to you.
Hades: I know the times do see difficult.
Hades: But I rather proud of both of you.

Accomplice: We did have a heart to heart of sorts today, yes. It was quite nice to speak openly.
Accomplice: Hint hint, et cetera.
Accomplice: (Worry not, I am simply teasing. Ardyn advised me to be patient with you two as well.)

Hades: Now I know I'm being unreasonable if even he is telling others to be patient.
Hades: But we will get there, my friend.
Hades: And I do thank you for your patience.

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